His cuts match up. It's on the ground. Looked like an easy one. He didn't even have to take the top out of it, put a rope in it or anything. Easy peazy. Good job!
Great video my grandson (2 yrs) and I (Gramma) had a good time watching how its done, I like the cough addition! Blessings to you and may Jesus keep you safe!
No gloves. No chaps. Using saw left handed. Left a Dutchman. No wedges. Holding too thin. Stump shot uneven. "That's the way it's done." OK, if you say so.
It's an MS460 with a 32" bar. Although I went with the salesmans advice regarding the bar size, it's larger than what Stihl advises to use. We burned out the clutch a two months ago, so stay within Stihl's recommendations regarding bar size. BTW, although the saw was used only three times on the job, and the paint was hardly missing on the bar, the saw was past the 90 day warranty, so I had to pay for the repairs. Oh well. Thanks for watching!
Another thing, best practices is to supliment the back-cut with falling wedges, in case the tree has some bias and wants to settle back. You can arrest that movement and ensure you don't get your bar pinched stuck.
Hey Guys, it's actually an MS460 with a 32" bar, and Sonic, I buy only Stihl. Everyone has their preferences for different reasons. Stihl has always served me well. Thanks for watching!
Hello Shark! Yes, there are times when head protection wouldn't make a difference. It's similar to wearing a seatbelt; your chances of surviving an impact are greatly increased, but there are times when it wouldn't make a difference. As a rule, it's still good practice (especially for beginners) to wear head, eye and ear protection at all times. I agree; seasoned workers, (including myself) are able to recognize predictable hazards, but we should lead by example. Thank you for your post!
It's also important to match the right saw to the tree. What I mean is this. I once tried to cut down a tree with about 16" trunk with a MS 171 Stihl. It was a loosing battle. The saw was greatly under powered for the job. It's also a good idea to have some wedges handy to prevent pinching.
Thanks Bud I have a big leaning beech I'm thinking about cutting. How is that wood pretty dense? Does the 30% notch rule still apply? P.S. you're funny "cough" I like your spirit!
Probally the best video ive seen on tube on cutting trees.LOL I don't need to learn I've been logging and tree trimming since 1990,but i haven't for a few yrs now but i like to watch.Are you guys from PA?Probally heard of Pennlines(1990-98)if you are.I always used jonsenred 670 or 2077 turbo.When i was logging(1998-2003-4)I preferd the 670 over the 044 or 460 that the boss had,cause the weight, cutting speed.liked my 2077 over the 066 he had too.I always used a 24"bar square tooth oregon chain.
Initially, it was around 80 feet. Once all the brush was removed and cut what was in the video, there was only about 50' or so. I really don't recall the diameter, but I would guess about 28" or so. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the feedback, friend. Yes, it sucks about the clutch, but not only was it a learning experience, but it's merely justification to purchase a new, larger saw! Right? :)
+Mats Granqvist well for a guy like me that had a smallish tree to cut down and no clue whatsoever technique wise this served it's purpose for me 100% perfectly...I had never even kicked over a chain saw! I simply searched methods and this one I found adequate. I'm still alive with all limbs intact so I'm happy. I am sick of watching videos and then begin to read comments and every man and his dog seem to have to slag people off...it makes me sick how disrespectful people have become to each other these days as though having a computer grants everyone a license to abuse people, especially on social media. Some people can't say a good thing about anything...sad in my eyes!
+Trevor Heath Thing is, he has nearly 4 million views, instructing people how to fell a tree when if i did that cut at work the first thing i would do is cut the stump away so no one could see what a terrible cut i just did! If that was a felling test no doubt he would have failed.
hey guys i have a very good question my grandpa does the same job but is there a way to teach him about ear plugs i worry he may loose his hearing someday i worry about him a lot when it comes to cutting trees down my uncle does it to and that really bother me to see a tree cut down but can someone please answer my question please thank you
I've used a saw all my life and I've never had chaps and a hard hat that's bs if u have experience with a saw u now what to do and not to do this guy done a great job and I'd hire him, ear and eye Protection yes I use all the time
Nice hard hat and chaps. was that an 046 magnum with a 32 inch bar? I have one and love it! Also was that an Ash tree? Are you having trouble with Emerald Ash Borer? Have a nice day.
te arriesgaste un poco man pero buen tutorial en la parte de la cuña el corte necesitaba la información del cortado de atrás ahora ya se que se corta un poco arriba del corte de dirección de adelante, gracias saludos
One tip: Lay a series of log sections spaced perpendicular along the line of fall. The tree felled will lay upon them and will be bucked for crosscuts. Never bind your bar again.
VoxNeruda The tree needs more work than really good service and food is always here great i go by their delicious pizza and you guys should come with us and your family is very nice too
2,603,000 views!!! Five years ago, I created a RUclips video to drive traffic to our tree service website. It was the first clearly-presented video on how to "cut down a tree" at the time, and it quickly went viral! It is still the most-viewed video of its kind on the planet, which was unimaginable at the time; I still find it unbelievable, even when seeing the statistics! Russia, Congo, Tanzania, Turkey, Greece, Cambodia, Serbia...literally every continent and nearly every country on Earth has seen this video! :) Cut Down a Tree
What happened to Our Garden of Eden? Everything you guys touch you destroy. Killing what keeps us alive, Our Beloved Trees. What is it? Why do you have to kill nature? This is my planet too, and those are Mother Earth's Trees. The Trees have messages for Us. They are alive, and You are killing them.
Nicely done video. I agree with you about hardhat in general. But also with you about ear and eye protection. Umm, those kevlar chaps do seem a good idea though, although no one I know has any. But I like the idea of them being able to stop the saw as the fibers bind the chain. A buddy of mine was cutting and the chain cut into his jeans and tore them, oddly, he didn't have a nick on his skin. I guess everyone has close calls that you say, "dang, God must still want me around."
I call bs on you were steering the tree..lol and the saw seemed to be working hard like it needed to be sharpened.. especially if your making a video..and like another guy said in the comments..using wedges would make it safer as well but you guys had a rope on the tree so I'll let that one go..!! All in all.. good job..!! 😁
just cut down a dead tree that was approx 30' tall. this method worked like a charm and it fell within about 6" of where I was aiming. Thanks!!!
His cuts match up. It's on the ground. Looked like an easy one. He didn't even have to take the top out of it, put a rope in it or anything. Easy peazy. Good job!
Great video my grandson (2 yrs) and I (Gramma) had a good time watching how its done, I like the cough addition!
Blessings to you and may Jesus keep you safe!
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Great video for a person who has never cut a tree. Loved your cough!!
good humor, great post. Cut down my first tree today after watching this video.
Great video. I just cut down my first three trees with this technique. It was flawless
No gloves. No chaps. Using saw left handed. Left a Dutchman. No wedges. Holding too thin. Stump shot uneven. "That's the way it's done." OK, if you say so.
Wow... !!! It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks
Thank you, it was really great presentation!
It's an MS460 with a 32" bar. Although I went with the salesmans advice regarding the bar size, it's larger than what Stihl advises to use. We burned out the clutch a two months ago, so stay within Stihl's recommendations regarding bar size. BTW, although the saw was used only three times on the job, and the paint was hardly missing on the bar, the saw was past the 90 day warranty, so I had to pay for the repairs. Oh well. Thanks for watching!
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Another thing, best practices is to supliment the back-cut with falling wedges, in case the tree has some bias and wants to settle back. You can arrest that movement and ensure you don't get your bar pinched stuck.
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Great job!!!
best video thank you man
Great display, impressed
very very good instructions to sharpen a chain saw , man thenks
awesome video ! :)
I've been in this business a long time. This is the best short tree felling video I have seen. I liked your cough gag too.
Ahem! Chaps?
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Well done!
Amazing job
Nice video!
a wonderful job
Hey man, thanks for this video. Very helpful and also funny! Glad I watched this before I drop 3 massive and very dead gum (Eucalyptus)trees. Thanks!
thanks for the help!
lol coughing the handful of sawdust off was the best
The way the Gardener finishes 'scarfing' that tree, I would guess this is His second attempt at felling a big tree.
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Awesome video
hi, what sthil saw and guide bar did u use? and would a ms381 do the work?
Very professional, great job.
Great video
laught my ass of during the the shavings coughing:-)
Hey Guys, it's actually an MS460 with a 32" bar, and Sonic, I buy only Stihl. Everyone has their preferences for different reasons. Stihl has always served me well. Thanks for watching!
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I have a Husqvarna 455, how big of a bar can I use on it if I need to cut some bigger trees?
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Hello Shark! Yes, there are times when head protection wouldn't make a difference. It's similar to wearing a seatbelt; your chances of surviving an impact are greatly increased, but there are times when it wouldn't make a difference. As a rule, it's still good practice (especially for beginners) to wear head, eye and ear protection at all times. I agree; seasoned workers, (including myself) are able to recognize predictable hazards, but we should lead by example. Thank you for your post!
It's also important to match the right saw to the tree. What I mean is this. I once tried to cut down a tree with about 16" trunk with a MS 171 Stihl. It was a loosing battle. The saw was greatly under powered for the job. It's also a good idea to have some wedges handy to prevent pinching.
Yeah, a 171 isn't intended for that. If you are such using a 171 in that situation, you have to be patient to avoid bogging.
Thanks Bud
I have a big leaning beech I'm thinking about cutting. How is that wood pretty dense? Does the 30% notch rule still apply?
P.S. you're funny "cough" I like your spirit!
I'm so happy. I just got an ms 250. If I perhaps got a bigger saw one day for the bigger jobs, what model would you recommend?
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nice job
luv that cough at 6:28. i think i will wear a mask when i try this.
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Probally the best video ive seen on tube on cutting trees.LOL I don't need to learn I've been logging and tree trimming since 1990,but i haven't for a few yrs now but i like to watch.Are you guys from PA?Probally heard of Pennlines(1990-98)if you are.I always used jonsenred 670 or 2077 turbo.When i was logging(1998-2003-4)I preferd the 670 over the 044 or 460 that the boss had,cause the weight, cutting speed.liked my 2077 over the 066 he had too.I always used a 24"bar square tooth oregon chain.
Wow So fascinating 😅
nice good job
Nice cutter
Nice video
Initially, it was around 80 feet. Once all the brush was removed and cut what was in the video, there was only about 50' or so. I really don't recall the diameter, but I would guess about 28" or so. Thanks for watching!
hello. which type of saw did you used. Is it MS 460 ?
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Nice Helmet!
its called a purge line, one virtual line helps you finding the right angel as the horizontal line helps you to know where the bar tip is
This is the way to fell a tree. Some people have posted videos that are just crazy. This man knows what he is doing!!!!!!!!!
No mention of the length of the chain saw that you used? Any way great learning video?? thanks
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Oke good job mr.
Thanks for the feedback, friend. Yes, it sucks about the clutch, but not only was it a learning experience, but it's merely justification to purchase a new, larger saw! Right? :)
great tutorial for those who need the info like me. Shame about those people who have nothing better to do than put others down though...
not really
+Mats Granqvist well for a guy like me that had a smallish tree to cut down and no clue whatsoever technique wise this served it's purpose for me 100% perfectly...I had never even kicked over a chain saw!
I simply searched methods and this one I found adequate. I'm still alive with all limbs intact so I'm happy. I am sick of watching videos and then begin to read comments and every man and his dog seem to have to slag people off...it makes me sick how disrespectful people have become to each other these days as though having a computer grants everyone a license to abuse people, especially on social media. Some people can't say a good thing about anything...sad in my eyes!
+Trevor Heath Thing is, he has nearly 4 million views, instructing people how to fell a tree when if i did that cut at work the first thing i would do is cut the stump away so no one could see what a terrible cut i just did! If that was a felling test no doubt he would have failed.
i agree with you
Its not putting others down this guy has no clue what hes doing teaching people how to do it wrong is how people end up dead
Hi from Poland. God trick with acha! acha! :)
was it a mean chain? operation? used too watch south park forgot! what is it?
Is there any particular reason why you did the back cut on an angel?
Very informative
hey guys i have a very good question my grandpa does the same job but is there a way to teach him about ear plugs i worry he may loose his hearing someday i worry about him a lot when it comes to cutting trees down my uncle does it to and that really bother me to see a tree cut down but can someone please answer my question please thank you
Thank you
I've used a saw all my life and I've never had chaps and a hard hat that's bs if u have experience with a saw u now what to do and not to do this guy done a great job and I'd hire him, ear and eye Protection yes I use all the time
Nice hard hat and chaps. was that an 046 magnum with a 32 inch bar? I have one and love it! Also was that an Ash tree? Are you having trouble with Emerald Ash Borer? Have a nice day.
te arriesgaste un poco man pero buen tutorial en la parte de la cuña el corte necesitaba la información del cortado de atrás ahora ya se que se corta un poco arriba del corte de dirección de adelante, gracias saludos
One tip:
Lay a series of log sections spaced perpendicular along the line of fall.
The tree felled will lay upon them and will be bucked for crosscuts.
Never bind your bar again.
VoxNeruda The tree needs more work than really good service and food is always here great i go by their delicious pizza and you guys should come with us and your family is very nice too
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I'm thinking about getting either an ms 650 or ms 660. Can someone tell me which one I should get?
Why not do the drop notch from the stump side like most loggers do? Apparently this is not a saw log.
Thanks for the tips. Did you ever do the video about the bar getting stuck and how to release it? Andrew
Andrew Jackson Hello Andrew, I sure did, several years ago, but I never loaded the videos to RUclips. I had them on my website.
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4:54 the tree looks like PAC-man lol
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trees can talk. they were gods first children on earth.
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2,603,000 views!!! Five years ago, I created a RUclips video to drive traffic to our tree service website. It was the first clearly-presented video on how to "cut down a tree" at the time, and it quickly went viral! It is still the most-viewed video of its kind on the planet, which was unimaginable at the time; I still find it unbelievable, even when seeing the statistics!
Russia, Congo, Tanzania, Turkey, Greece, Cambodia, Serbia...literally every continent and nearly every country on Earth has seen this video! :)
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What happened to Our Garden of Eden? Everything you guys touch you destroy. Killing what keeps us alive, Our Beloved Trees. What is it? Why do you have to kill nature? This is my planet too, and those are Mother Earth's Trees. The Trees have messages for Us. They are alive, and You are killing them.
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how big was the tree?
Nicely done video. I agree with you about hardhat in general. But also with you about ear and eye protection. Umm, those kevlar chaps do seem a good idea though, although no one I know has any. But I like the idea of them being able to stop the saw as the fibers bind the chain. A buddy of mine was cutting and the chain cut into his jeans and tore them, oddly, he didn't have a nick on his skin. I guess everyone has close calls that you say, "dang, God must still want me around."
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Still funny after all these years
Always, always! Use a frigging wedge on a final cut. I've been cutting 45 years and seen many deaths.
When, and why? The wedge, that is. Seems like a simple notch and back cut could be sufficient. I'm sincerely asking. I have almost zero experience.
Use wedge to prevent the tree from sitting back on your bar.
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Helmet, face shield, gloves, chaps, wedges, axe?
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I call bs on you were steering the tree..lol and the saw seemed to be working hard like it needed to be sharpened.. especially if your making a video..and like another guy said in the comments..using wedges would make it safer as well but you guys had a rope on the tree so I'll let that one go..!! All in all.. good job..!! 😁
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Does trees take years to be an adult tree?
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stihl is the best :-) i have MS 640 and if I once buy a new one, it will be MS 650 :-) but MS 460 is also good hehe :-)
YOU NEVER WALK UNDER THE DIRECTION OF FALL, ever!!
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