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I do a little wood-cutting and a little video editing. Your falling techniques are so advanced I've never seen or heard of most of them. And your editing is superb! You don't waste our time, you get straight to the point showing us cut-lines. The multiple camera close-ups so well-edited makes me happy to subscribe just to see two subjects I enjoy learning more about.
So many potential or beginning 'barber-chairs' shown here! Look at the vertical hinge cracks forming! The vertical side slabbing is a good way to reveal what's happening at the hinge anyway.
Most people I have seen felling trees tend to get away from a tree that's starting to fall. This guy must be very good, watching a near barber chair up close...😮
Very nice compilation. Thanks.. I have seen many felling videos , but no one has compared so many options before. The choice i noticed the biggest problem with was the very shallow facecut, which ifnsone on the wrong type of tree could cause a barberchair.
You may like to check out a video by Guilty of Treeson channel, with a rather shameless self-promoting title ;-) "WORLD'S BEST TREE FELLING TUTORIAL! Way more information than you ever wanted on how to fell a tree!" - where they show you eight different cuts and how a tree falls down on them. Here, in case you're interested: ruclips.net/video/nLIEYvHMS8U/видео.html And then there's "Buckin' Billy Ray Smith" channel, by a guy who knows how to fell a tree before he sees it ;-) (just kidding, but he's knowledge and experience is VERY impressive), and then there's this channel by August Hunicke - and gazillion of others. Hey, just sharing my knowledge about them it's up to you if you want to visit them. Cheers.
It wasn’t the shallow face that almost caused it, it was the thick hinge. A thick hinge especially on a leaner or applying pressure to the tree will always do that. That’s part of the advantage of a shallow face, it keeps the tree upright a little longer than a deeper face and let’s you cut a proper backcut without worry. He just left it a little long as was probably pushing it over with some force. A shallow face is generally used on leaners also because it gives you more room to plunge cut your hinge on smaller trees while still leaving plenty of holding wood on the backside
There is one face cut he did not show. That is known as the birds mouth. It is about 100° angle and it allows the hinge to retain control of the tree even after it hits the ground. It is much more ideal cut when dropping a tree down a hill.
Dang bro is working in soft wood with straight trees. Dream situation, yet still jacking? You rather carry that than a wedge and axe? Awesome demonstrations. God speed and be safe.
I'm also from Finland and we use jacks often. Probably has to do with the size of the trees, quite small so the wedge bottoms out before enough lift is generated to fell the tree over. Or that is my theory at least.
All these examples does not show at all what would happen in many different cases: different wood, rotten parts, leaning degree, side roots,... So, the choice of proper way of felling is based on particular case, but at the same time on estimation that will provide statistically the safest procedure.
@@сергейкузин-ъ6к ствол трескается за долю секунды, под напряжением собственного веса часть сколовшегося ствола резко прыгает назад и повисает на сколе оставшемся на пне на высоте 5-6 метров и потом падает слева или справа от подпила убежать от него сложно, у меня было такое пару раз в начале своей карьеры вальщика, и несколько раз видел как другие бегали одному переломало ноги...
У нас вальщики не валили ни одним из способов, что показан в видео. Ну не было никогда вот этих многочисленных спилов по окружности ствола. Не было последующего вырывания волокон. Не было образования этих щёток из волокон в торце спиленного ствола. Смотрел видео и на ум приходила мысль, что всё, что вижу это какой-то брак в работе 😢
@@R1aUS под (многочисленными запилами) я как понимаю вы имеете в виду боковые? ( это делают для более удобного контроля , что бы не перепилить). Щетки и торчащие волокна (как вы выразились) это есть не допил, который и должен быть, нельзя взять и перепилить , это не безопасно.
@@NesyBred Что там нужно лучше увидеть? Они, что лобзиками пилят? Идиотские американские технологии. А рубанком почему не сглаживает бока? Одни идиоты делают, а другие, по всему миру, повторяют🤣🤣🤣
Nie każde drzewo ścinamy tą samą metodą zależy to od ukształtowania terenu grubości pnia ale w zadnym nie pokazałeś chodźby nawet skrucenia zawiasy a to też ma duży wpływ na kontrolowany upadek ścinanego drzewa
в своё время(90-е) работал в ЛЕСУ,(пришлось) приходилось валить -пила ХУСКВАРНА-242-,УРАЛ!!!!!!! и я вижу что тот новое для меня ,и что то вполне тривиальное.Однако иногда "извращения" этого ВАЛЬЩИКА!!! -банально ВРЕДНЫ для обычного человека
In one of my recent videos I cut down an aspen without cleaning the sides. The Result was a 1,5m log rip in the starting from the roots and climbing on the trunk. Dangerous.
Undercuts are only 20% of information required for tree falling. Tree lean, wind, limb factors, and influence of other trees is the 60% of the knowledge. 20% is all the other stuff like species, rot, insect damage, and other influences.
What's conspicuously missing is a brief explanation of when a given type of cut is warranted and in what manner the trees consequently fall. Only the rate of fall seems to vary. I've operated a tree service for ten years and I find this video to be rather useless, as it is. Kill the music and add a narration and then you'll have something.
If you were using a machine to push alll these trees shown , the cuts are useless . Let us see you cut a tree where houses and power lines are around . Any boso can cut a tree in the forest .
От породы зависит сильно! Большинство показанных способов для твёрдых пород очень опасны. А так, вторым показанным методом подпиливай медленно смотря за вершиной. Либо есть ещё метод вертикальных прорезов(где-то в сети есть но не помню как точно называется, суть в увеличении числа шарниров), но он на твёрдых породах тоже опасен.
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This is one of the shortest and at the same time best video’s about this subject I have ever seen. Brilliant!
Thank you!
I do a little wood-cutting and a little video editing.
Your falling techniques are so advanced I've never seen or heard of most of them.
And your editing is superb! You don't waste our time, you get straight to the point showing us cut-lines. The multiple camera close-ups so well-edited makes me happy to subscribe just to see two subjects I enjoy learning more about.
Thank you very much John! And welcome to my channel!
Short, to the point, highly informative and no bozo flapping his lips for 20 minutes. Wonderful video.
This video cuts through any confusing information and perfectly illustrates what beginners need to know for a minimum of basic knowledge. Nice job.
So many potential or beginning 'barber-chairs' shown here! Look at the vertical hinge cracks forming! The vertical side slabbing is a good way to reveal what's happening at the hinge anyway.
That is a very important point: one’s safe tree might be another’s barberchair
Really cool seeing the fiber pulls on the different cuts
Now if I only knew when to employ each technique. There must be a reason you would do it one way over another.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Kinda weird he liked your comment and then never explained…
Очень интересно, но нужно пояснить когда какой способ нужно применять
Как его домкрат называется?
Awesome hinge footage! Lots to learn from there.
In Finland do you always cut the bottom out of the wing cuts or is this just so that we can see the hinge wood breaking off better
Good question,, but of course no answers. Why do people put up videos and not monitor for the best questions, .
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo tellement utile pédagogique. Merci
Michel
bilgileniyorum yeni teknikler öğreniyorum sayenizde teşekkürler
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Most people I have seen felling trees tend to get away from a tree that's starting to fall. This guy must be very good, watching a near barber chair up close...😮
yes
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK
Haha, sir, I salute you!😉
He is very talented 💪👍 one of the best
If you watch any of his other videos you see he cut the tree off and only leaves 6 foot stump to use in his demonstration’s.
@erickdvdk its due to the type of tree…i think they are fir…absolutely the wrong thing to try with a US red or white oak…
Very nice compilation. Thanks.. I have seen many felling videos , but no one has compared so many options before. The choice i noticed the biggest problem with was the very shallow facecut, which ifnsone on the wrong type of tree could cause a barberchair.
You may like to check out a video by Guilty of Treeson channel, with a rather shameless self-promoting title ;-) "WORLD'S BEST TREE FELLING TUTORIAL! Way more information than you ever wanted on how to fell a tree!" - where they show you eight different cuts and how a tree falls down on them. Here, in case you're interested: ruclips.net/video/nLIEYvHMS8U/видео.html
And then there's "Buckin' Billy Ray Smith" channel, by a guy who knows how to fell a tree before he sees it ;-) (just kidding, but he's knowledge and experience is VERY impressive), and then there's this channel by August Hunicke - and gazillion of others. Hey, just sharing my knowledge about them it's up to you if you want to visit them. Cheers.
exactly what I was going to say.
It wasn’t the shallow face that almost caused it, it was the thick hinge. A thick hinge especially on a leaner or applying pressure to the tree will always do that. That’s part of the advantage of a shallow face, it keeps the tree upright a little longer than a deeper face and let’s you cut a proper backcut without worry. He just left it a little long as was probably pushing it over with some force. A shallow face is generally used on leaners also because it gives you more room to plunge cut your hinge on smaller trees while still leaving plenty of holding wood on the backside
Truth. You don’t want to cut a deep face cut on a leaner because that can make the back cut angry and when you start the back cut it can pop your tart
@@u.sonomabeach6528 u sonomabeach, now I'm hungry for poptarts.
this is great! thank you guys
Thank you very much, and welcome to our channel!
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Nice video.
But when should the different cuts be used? I believe different conditions request one of those?
That's what I was wondering.... seems to be no ryme nor reason for the different cuts
EXCELLENT QUESTION! I didn't think of that, this video was just to show them quickly to you
Back to the drawing board...
There is one face cut he did not show. That is known as the birds mouth. It is about 100° angle and it allows the hinge to retain control of the tree even after it hits the ground. It is much more ideal cut when dropping a tree down a hill.
@@johnrobertson7583 I prefer using a down facing birds mouth most of the time. Better control.
Dang bro is working in soft wood with straight trees. Dream situation, yet still jacking? You rather carry that than a wedge and axe? Awesome demonstrations. God speed and be safe.
I'm also from Finland and we use jacks often. Probably has to do with the size of the trees, quite small so the wedge bottoms out before enough lift is generated to fell the tree over. Or that is my theory at least.
Спасибо! Хотя я спилил нимало деревьев, очень интересно!😊
😃👍🏻👍🏻
the SIZWHEEL is for VERY EXPERIENCED fallers. Very cool to watch it 👍👍
No trees were harmed in the making of this video
No example of a "Humboldt"
I like this..
All these examples does not show at all what would happen in many different cases: different wood, rotten parts, leaning degree, side roots,...
So, the choice of proper way of felling is based on particular case, but at the same time on estimation that will provide statistically the safest procedure.
Mantap 👍
Я ничего не понял в технике валки. Надо пояснять видео реза!
😊Hurraa ✌️ Good work ✌️ 🙋♂️
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What tool are you using to help the tree go over?
It is a tree-jack "Stalpen"
Qual o nome dessa ferramenta de manivela que você usou para empurrar
Stalpen
Thanks for a nice video again!
Is there a reson for not showing the benefits of practising the safe corner felling cut?
The lenght of the video
What's that?
@@davidwyby ruclips.net/video/joMzDpDDIR8/видео.html
What is the purpose of the side cuts on the tree?
20" diameter tree and an 18 bar
I hope you are raking the forest floor after all this work
С маленьким подпилом- может сколоть ствол. Высота скола достигает 5-6 метров. Это очень опасно, может убить вальщика...
Что такое скол?трещина вдоль ствола?
@@сергейкузин-ъ6к ствол трескается за долю секунды, под напряжением собственного веса часть сколовшегося ствола резко прыгает назад и повисает на сколе оставшемся на пне на высоте 5-6 метров и потом падает слева или справа от подпила убежать от него сложно, у меня было такое пару раз в начале своей карьеры вальщика, и несколько раз видел как другие бегали одному переломало ноги...
У нас вальщики не валили ни одним из способов, что показан в видео. Ну не было никогда вот этих многочисленных спилов по окружности ствола. Не было последующего вырывания волокон. Не было образования этих щёток из волокон в торце спиленного ствола. Смотрел видео и на ум приходила мысль, что всё, что вижу это какой-то брак в работе 😢
@@R1aUS под (многочисленными запилами) я как понимаю вы имеете в виду боковые? ( это делают для более удобного контроля , что бы не перепилить). Щетки и торчащие волокна (как вы выразились) это есть не допил, который и должен быть, нельзя взять и перепилить , это не безопасно.
@@NesyBred Что там нужно лучше увидеть? Они, что лобзиками пилят? Идиотские американские технологии. А рубанком почему не сглаживает бока? Одни идиоты делают, а другие, по всему миру, повторяют🤣🤣🤣
Just what the doctor ordered, Finnish Lumberjack!
Great!
I'm curious - will each of these methods repeat dependably virtually every time?
It'a a great video, by the way...
Good job . Perfect 👍👍😊😉
Kalau pohon tegak lurus, mudah mengarahkan robohnya semau kita, tehnik itu bisa di terapkan, tapi kalau melawan arah, perlu skil tinggi dan alat bantu
Кто мне объяснит зачем с боков срезать ствол?
Скорее для наглядности.
Why do you trim the sides of your notch every time? Does it have to do with the length of your bar?
Shows the cut better for demonstration. Wouldn’t do it on the worksite
не подходит если направление падения не соответствует начальному наклону ствола. смотрел и содрогался. только домкрат.
А ещё покажите как правильно посадить дерево.
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Для вкея все вырезы были почти одинаковы
Które były prawidłowe?
Conventional @2:09
Great fantasy ,you can be happy to find some one who pay you for a show which have nothing to do with a professional job.Great compliments at all 😀
Wo sind die Splintschnitte
Интересно, кто-нибудь когда то пробовал сидеть на верху ствола когда дерево пилили 😂
Да. Белки птицы. Спроси у них, как оно.😂
@@razumposvyaweniy8247 хорошо 🤣
Занивљив видео
O tu i sodinaj auginaj ?
За таку порчу ділового дерева, мене лісник вигнав би без оплати у три шиї
Jak dobry pilarz to 🌲 dobrze ścięte
Nie każde drzewo ścinamy tą samą metodą zależy to od ukształtowania terenu grubości pnia ale w zadnym nie pokazałeś chodźby nawet skrucenia zawiasy a to też ma duży wpływ na kontrolowany upadek ścinanego drzewa
в своё время(90-е) работал в ЛЕСУ,(пришлось) приходилось валить -пила ХУСКВАРНА-242-,УРАЛ!!!!!!! и я вижу что тот новое для меня ,и что то вполне тривиальное.Однако иногда "извращения" этого ВАЛЬЩИКА!!! -банально ВРЕДНЫ для обычного человека
Ничего сложного тут нет
Дерево хочет жить..
А ты думал,их выращивают,чтобы любоваться ими)?Всё в природе играет свою роль и задачу.
Why cutting sides of tree ?
In order to see the cut and the blade better
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK oh ok, I though its for tree to fall easier in that direciton
In one of my recent videos I cut down an aspen without cleaning the sides. The Result was a 1,5m log rip in the starting from the roots and climbing on the trunk. Dangerous.
Не увидел разницы. Тем более деревья несложные, и так стоят под наклоном. Или автор использует домкрат.
Very nice. I wish it was a little slower
Slow the playback speed in RUclips…
Лесогуб!
Undercuts are only 20% of information required for tree falling. Tree lean, wind, limb factors, and influence of other trees is the 60% of the knowledge. 20% is all the other stuff like species, rot, insect damage, and other influences.
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You make the hinches way to thick.
Thank's for showing!
And you can’t spell.
Takie cienkie drzewa to można byle jak ścinać. Aby upadło
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you are cheating using a tool to push the trees over. This deprives the tree of the ability to fall pursuant to the cut method alone.
Yup pretty descriptive,
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Thank you sir!
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What's conspicuously missing is a brief explanation of when a given type of cut is warranted and in what manner the trees consequently fall. Only the rate of fall seems to vary. I've operated a tree service for ten years and I find this video to be rather useless, as it is. Kill the music and add a narration and then you'll have something.
Agree
If you were using a machine to push alll these trees shown , the cuts are useless . Let us see you cut a tree where houses and power lines are around . Any boso can cut a tree in the forest .
And then you wouldn’t be a lumberjack in the first place
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK You would cry if you had to fall a tree in the middle of 2 houses
You are not healing me by making me smile.
@@stefanmeyers2808you’re a grown as man , shutcho silly as up
О_о
постанова какая-то. когда дерево падает, нужно бежать за 50 метров - пришибёт! а на видео ложится спокойно, что-то здесь не так!
Así también cae la humanidad por depredación que estupidez!!!
Your pushing the tree over with that pole! Let's see you not use that and use some wedges. This is stupid your pushing them over. 😂
Cry me a river.
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are these trees pine ? will this technique work on hardwoods like iron bark ?
appreciate your skill !!
These are mainly spruce. Hard wood behaves differently, but most of the techniques will work
Takie cienkie drzewa to można byle jak ścinać. Aby upadło
Как положить дерево чтоб оно падало медленно,самый контролируемый спил
От породы зависит сильно! Большинство показанных способов для твёрдых пород очень опасны. А так, вторым показанным методом подпиливай медленно смотря за вершиной. Либо есть ещё метод вертикальных прорезов(где-то в сети есть но не помню как точно называется, суть в увеличении числа шарниров), но он на твёрдых породах тоже опасен.
Love this
Excellent!