How To Make Tree Felling Notches And Hinges With A Chainsaw | Husqvarna
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2013
- Learn the proper way to notch a tree by creating different notches during tree felling. Also learn hinge cutting and tree notching techniques for maintaining a correct hinge from a qualified Husqvarna trainer.
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I took a drink at every "if you will". This is my third attempt to finish the video
If I will what? It is a phrase occasionally usd if making an anology, or simile, or odd comparison and then means "If you will allow me some stretch of language" or such. Lots of times it just becomes a substitute for "umm" or "you know" and other such lame thought process stalls.
I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.
Quality instruction. And yes, I will.
DuranDuran TreeCare 😂
Lol
I will too 😂
Or will I?
This tutorial, if you will, was fairly good, if you will.
I learned a whole lot of, if you will, important things to take with me, if you will.
The guy is obviously, if you will, very, if you will, experienced and if you will, knowledgeable.
Looking forward to, if you will, more in the series, if you will.
I knew 2 minutes into this video I was going to have fun reading the comments...laughed my arse off if you will!
Same lol.
I've been cutting for 45 years and learned some good technique here that i will use tomorrow. Thank you for posting.
if YOU have been cutting for THAT long and "learned" new from THIS the YOU are a definite example of a SHORT BUS rider...(S.....L.......O.......W...... learner)
@@davem475 classy comment Dave. What could be more fun than insulting random strangers!
@@davem475 we do a bit of trolling
"If you will" drinking game! 🍺🍻
Tried it.... call me a cab "if you will"
J Rod
You’re a cab. If you will.
Came here to say this... me and a coupe friends are now sh!tfaced! :-D
@@brbroberts1 lol
Prepare for alcohol poisoning.
Best video for beginners. Great whiteboard explanation
ya numb wad...HOPE you have GOOD INSURANCE cuz if you think this was "GOOD ADVICE" YOU are DEFINETLY gonna NEED IT !!
You are JUST the kind of a hole that would drop a tree on my house when you f up and that of COURSE would be the LAST DAY of your existence above ground anyway !!
Seriously. I will, man. You don't have to keep asking.
Mike Backhaus haha my thoughts too. knows his stuff though bless
nice video...if you will
Sky news
Hahahaha! Exactly!
@therealnightwriter Haha. Good one.
islanti
All alone, if you will.
I will not
Went out today and felled an old dead tree in the back yard just as you instructed and it went perfect. My mate watching it was impressed. :) Thx
best explanation on proper notch and hinge.
Basic tree felling video..
Excellent explanation...
👊😎
Husqvarna is the best all around. Even their instructionals. One suggestion for everyone... ALWAYS CHECK YOUR NUTS ON CLUTCH COVER. even on pro models. I JUST had my 28 inch fall apart mid cut while light milling. Their safety tech 100 percent saved my life/limb. Still an in issue my beloves HUSQVARNA!🙃
Excellent video! Thank you for your clear, concise explanation and diagrams!
I'm reasonably new to felling trees. I've found this method gives me the greatest amount of control, adaptability and safety.
That is a great video. I like the trigger technique he brings up at the end. I'll have to give that a try! Might watch it again if you will.
husqy vids have been very helpful and seeing a company produce something like this tells me they take it seriously, i'm glad i'm a husqy saw owner....just wish i could afford one of your dirt bikes too. lol
Informative video…and fun ! The boys and I took a swig every time he said “if you will” 😅
Best explanation of how and why to cut a hinge that I've come across. Love my Husqvarna chainsaw, and leaf blower.
This is the best I've seen so far. Good and to the point..
I literally watched this video to fell my first tree... If you will.
It was a 2-ft diameter oak with a slight back lean... If you will.
My 25-in Stihl ms311 barely cut through... If you will.
I was so confident, if you will, that I called the shot just like babe Ruth. If you will.
I started my back cut and when the saw was in deep enough, I started pounding wedges... If you will.
Cut a little bit, pound a little bit cut a little bit, pound a little bit... If you will.
I felt pretty good about myself when the professional Davey tree service two houses away gave applause.
I had actually had conversation with them before I started and they knew it was my first tree. If you will.
Such a clear presentation. I feel like I finally get it now. Thank you for sharing this.
Everybody saying stupid stuff about your presentation I don't care how many times you say whatever, that was probably the most informative video I've seen
Excellent video. So many of the others just show you how to do it but never explain (in detail) why you do it.
Well, he has saws and accessories to sell so it's in his best interest to make videos with thorough good information. Now if only capitalists as a whole actually work this way...
@@nunyabiznis817 agreed, to both of you. ;)
Very informative I have been cutting timber for 40 years.I saw a different approach.
+Milton Washington lll I like what you did there.
Excellent tutorials. Great Instruction and explanation!
Very useful refresher - thanks for sharing.
If you will should be in the end of the description
I know but he really knows what he is doing and knows how to teach us who don't. He may not even realize he is saying that so often. No big deal.
But he doesn't know what he's talking about, he only thinks he does.
HOTSAUCE if you will is a filler when the brain can't keep up with the mouth.
Patrick Christ: But is IS a big deal, if you will.
I did a methods of instruction course in the Army where I was instructed by a very fine instructor, if you will.
Idiosyncrasies are a major fault that blight a lesson and can make the instructor an object of derision, if you will. The students end up gritting their teeth waiting for the next one, instead of concentrating on the lesson, if you will.
If you will.
the link aha too lazy to types so just gives there website
If you will
Unreal instruction from a truly professional man! Thank you for your zest in safety and efficiency . You rock.
I clicked the like button.....because I will.. thank you for this great informative video!! :)
I used your teachings to fell some trees at my home...Perfect!
I'd sleep well at night knowing over a million people have viewed this tutorial 💚
Good advice for novice Sayers. But comes up a little short for big timber professional cutting.
And Humboldt cuts are specifically designed for log utilization. When your paid by scale. Standard cuts only mean another 200 board feet deducted at the Mill.
Another excellent tutorial, thorough, detailed, and very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks very much for posting this. I plan on felling some tall leaning trees tomorrow with my 455 rancher and this was perfect info to help me brush up on proper technique.
I started logging with my 455 a month or 2 ago for a sawmill it's a decent saw, the 350 with a base gasket delete and a ported muffler is lighter and rips just as hard tho
Knowledgeable teacher! Thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to post this video...really helped us out a lot.
Ive been felling trees for about the length of this video and thus this video has been invaluable to me. I am safer, smarter and stronger now with this knowledge. Lightweight baybayyyy!
This guy is sooo knowledgeable and gave a very clear presentation on this subject but I loved your comments regarding his chronic use of .....
“If you Will” ! Gee ... & hear I thought
I was the ONLY person on the planet who gets gets annoyed by such ‘speaking jargon’ like:
. If you will
. Between you & me
. Let me be honest for a moment
. Be that at it may
. Cutting to the chase
. So.. as I was saying
. It is what it is
So from the Media, to Journalists, Politicians, Bar Room chatter, etc...
they all do it but used once would suffice! Ohhh well ..I guess there’s more in life to be annoyed with .. right ? That is... (If you will) !!!! 😜
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I have cut down trees for several years, and your details about felling is really good. There will always be exceptions because the trees now once the trees
Many people who want to cut down trees should have just one day with you in the woods, then there would be many fewer accidents with logging.
wow, you explained the notch&hinge better than all the many videos that i've watched, even explained measures. so keep using the IF TOU WILL. Use it in all you videos. Its become your mojo. if you will!!
EXCELLENT! Thank you very much for the information. The angle that the tree falls as it intersects earth, is so important. If the gap provided is too shallow there is going to be SNAP! It is that snap has the potential to really suck.
This is one of the best videos I have seen so far on felling a tree safely. Sure, there is much more to cover, but this one really deserves a big thumbs up.
This is the second time I've watched this vid. Great review. Intend to use it as part of our training session for a crew.
That’s awesome information, great teacher
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very informative.
James Dondanville if you will?
Good teaching. I like using the open face notch. 👍 video
Cool video. Never thought of cutting the hinge first and then backing out. I can see how it is a lot safer to leave that little piece.
I watch this over and over, just like this guys teaching
Just like a certain video where there's a hundred comments tellin the guy to sharpen his chain, you got all the geniuses here sayin the same thing as each other. Great job, guys. 👏 Now it takes longer to get to the comments with any substance. Thanks! 👍
Greetings from the Emerald Isle of Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪, great video, very helpful, and easy to understand,👍🇮🇪
The Humboldt originated to reduce wood shatter by allowing the (usually Redwood) tree to go butt first to the ground. The original Humboldt included a block cut the purpose of which was/is to reduce pressure on the hinge of the undercut and thereby better guide the tree into the lay. The Humboldt version above is the standard for virtually all west coast logging and has been for many years now. It does reduce breakage- especially in brittle trees like cedars or redwood- and leaves a relatively square butted-log which west coast most mills demand, and arguably it may (can) reduce waste. There's also a common version of a Humboldt cut that includes elements of both the standard (traditional/farmer/lowlander cut) and the Humboldt above.
The original Humboldt was not invented because of steep ground concerns, and make no mistake, a Humboldt with little or no stump shot does little to stop a tree from kicking back irrespective of slope..No undercut method ensures a tree will not kick back.
Also no matter how you undercut a tree, as it falls, the hinge is under pressure, otherwise it is guiding nothing. Maximum pressure and pressure are not the same things.
Stihl. The best saw in the world.
Thanks.. This is all new to me. Just starting out and going on a course in May
Very clear and very important and helpful tips. Thank you for sharing.
Enjoyed! Great explanation of reasons for felling cut order and keeping me safer for big felling project ahead this fall.
This makes so much sense, thankyou for posting this.
Good video. But I'm glad I'm not the only one that picked up on the "If you will." This is common amongst those that give informational speeches. But NOW, back to the subject.
I like the way you demonstrated how to cut down a tree safely, and that is the way I was taught to do it years ago. That is a nice video and it should be helpful to all new users to saws.
Good instruction, valuable stuff. Thanks. (My one critique: In the middle of the video, the instructor seemed a little unsure of his delivery, and in nervousness, inserted the filler phrase, "if you will" several times. Should've left those off. I'm sure that more practice would help there, each time getting more calm and conversational when speaking to his audience.) I really do like the tip about leaving some "holding wood" at the very back of the back cut. And although I knew how to make the notch and slightly higher back cut, I wasn't really sure why the back cut being higher helped. I'd thought it was just to create a taller hinge for strength as it bent the first 45 degrees. Now I know! YAY! This video cleared that up. It's an anti-slip-back tree holder. Super! Thanks for the video! Keep making them! Short, sweet, to the point! Good job.
Wow… I always use the first notch cuts but really like that last hinge solution, I’ve never seen that. I mostly chainsaw mill but when I do any felling I like the idea of being to go over my cuts before the Final Cut. Thanks!
What if I won't?
lmfao..... i just said they should retitle it to. learn to cut trees [if you will]
Steve Cole but you will
If you wont, you shall bugger up the situation and look like a tit..
I guess you can't, I guess you won't, I guess you front, that's why I know my life is out of luck fool
🤣🤣🤣🤣 bro I said the same shit while I was watching this. It made my day to see this comment
Very good teaching. Valuable knowledge. Thank you. I am thankful I own a Hushvarna saw.
Extremely detailed video...I appreciate it sir
Very clear and informative 👌
Awesome thank you very much great video very very helpful 70% notch is the only way I'll fall a tree for now on using the hung methed.thanks again.
Wow. Great Information. Just what I needed to hear.
Very nice video! Very informative and clear
Great video...You have answered so many questions other videos have not....
I like this guy a lot. He's thorough, if you will.
I'm not even related to tree felling practices, but somehow I think this is a very good tutorial..
thank you sir for sharing your experience and knowledge.most of its in my head,but you're able to vocabularies what I just do by habit.thanks again my friend.a hundred thousand blessings be upon you and yors.stay lucky.maddogdom.West cork.republic of Ireland
Excellent explanation. I like the theory behind practices instead of "do it this way". The "why" is very important.
Great video
The cut you described in the end of the video is what I call a "trigger cut" I use it a lot. Get it ready and cut the "trigger"
That's alot of info in a short time Thanks
Nice job on the info, I like your favorite cut also .
I really like what you said about making the notch wider on a tree that leans backwards because when the tree starts to fall, and becomes vertical. It will have closed the notch considerablely. Thanks!
"If you will?"! Hehe
Buddy the fibers inn the tree don't work that way tho. The break around 30 degrees or so way before the face closes. The degrees of not are really for when and how you want tree come off the stump.
Learning has Occurred
I really glad that I watched this! The 2nd cut featured... "the Humboldt cut," is something I've never heard before?
And I gotta tell ya... I'm really surprised I haven't heard of this before? My father, my brother and I, are arborist.
My father owned a tree service company for several years. I started working when I was 16, and I worked with him about 6 years.
I'm 53 years old now and still doing tree work.
I'm surprised, this is the first time I've heard of this cut, because, Humboldt County California, is where me and my family live?!?
I've seen that cut, I've done that cut... I just didn't know, that's what the cut is called?
Very cool, much appreciated... cheers!
Yes, I will. And thank you for the information
This is an excellent video because it totally explains why you are doing something,
how to do it and the measurements. The one thing I wish had been explained was
using wedges. I make my cut from the back, all the way through to the hinge, instead
cutting the hinge first, removing the blade and then cutting the back. But what I do is
once I go is so far, I insert my wedges and then continue the cut to the hinge. This way
ensures that the tree cannot accidently pinch the blade. I pull the saw out and then drive
the wedges in further until the tree begins to fall. If someone has a different opinion, please
let me know and also explain why your opinion is correct.
Great video and explanation! Good job and thanks!
Top video. Thank you for sharing!
Nice tutorial, "if you will"
Great explanation of the tree felling cut angles
Very good instruction. Thanks. 👍🇬🇧
Eighty percent of the caliper. Also, rule 101 implies you never attended college--"rule #1", First and foremost, of critical importance. Great presentation.
Great video! Thanks!
Amazing course amazing teacher, wish you have more
Great video. I bought a chainsaw and some life insurance. Lets go cut some trees
Thank you! Clear video. Lucaz
Beautiful instruction. Thank you.
Great teachings
Freakin Awesome! Uli Husqvarnason says SKOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope this saves some lives! great video
Very informative! Thank you!
Superb explanation. Thank you!
EXCELLENT video!!
Thanks for the info. Great explanation.