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U better cut it, boy.

The only music I want to hear is the sweet sound of the saw.

Thanks, enjoyed this, and it's helpful to me. But please explain what barber-chairing means.

That's a really easy way to stay alive.

Well done. This is a time tested technique. The legendary Finnish chopper Sven Sorensen taught this same technique widely in the 1980's.

Well done. Simple and effective.

Great video. Simple explanation s and to the point. Great job!

Your notch is too big

Nicely done. Well thought out.

I'm a 30 yr. professional arborist, good job.

High stumping and way too much fiber pull

Thanks for the tutorial,

Good Job Buddy...😊😊😊

Barber chair: "A tree that barber chairs is a tree that splits lengthwise while you are doing the back cut. A piece of the tree will stay attached while the cut will fall and spring back the other way. That is how loggers get seriously hurt."

Am I the only one concerned about the poison ivy vine? Maybe I need to stop overthinking PI.

What is that, the ho.e depot theme song?

What is barbor chaired ?

The plunge works. I have also done a "spiral cut". Face it up on the leaning side and a shallow face lower on the side. When you back cut it twists instead of barber chair. Just have to make sure you are behind the saw.

That was a perfect job. Thanks for showing how to do it right.

LOSE THE MUSIC!!!!

You must not get poison ivy. Cut through a large vine making the notch.

Daisy>Clove

How about a leaner with about ten more degrees and a large crack going six foot up the middle! Lol! That my next project and yes I'm going to strap the trunk maybe three times, dead ash is so fun!

Excellent video straight to the point! Thank you for sharing information that will save people's lives

Awesome stuff man!

Finally after trying to remember how to tie a clove hitch knot , I am actually able to remember it. I have a really difficult time remembering how to tie knots. I can do it blindfolded now. Thank you for making this video.

BINGO 😊

You pulled the heart out. The hinge should have been much thinner. Lost some money on that tree.

You are that type of man when a car needs an oil change, you look at it and that shit just changes itself automatically

Sound of the cut is making the cut!

STOP with The MUSIC !!!

Just note that u need st least a 3Hp Stihl Ms 250 to do that

Thanks Rily. I wonder if you've saved any lives through these 710,000 views. Pretty good chance you have.

Barber chair?

I've cut lots a trees..what does barberchair meen????

Great video

Somebody needs to invent a remote controlled chain saw. Any engineers in the audience?

How to shut off music in the background ?

The massive stump shot seems to indicate the notch wasn’t open enough and the hinge was too thick. Between the fiber pull and leaving a foot of lumber on the stump I am not impressed.

You almost got a clean edit @2:36 but placing your body in the most dangerous place to have a look at the other side of the hinge was careless.

Very professional!

There was no need for a plunge cut. And this was way more complicated than it needed to be. Your first two cuts were good, all you needed to do then is a diagonal back cut sloping down toward your second cut. The tree practically fells itself.

"nawall" or now?

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Excellent video! You sound just like my boss. Is this man from west Texas?

I'm an ignorant homeowner, and this is what I do. I am still alive. I admit, I don't do notches much. I make cuts into the front most of the time and then do the bore cut and release the trigger from the back. Maybe I should think more about notches. I got myself a ratchet strap to discourage trees from splitting above the cut.

Nicely done 👍

Also known by pipefitters as a pipe knot, use it to rope pipe up and down all the time.

Lose the music