i was thinking it makes the blade slicker so it's easier for cut, after a point gravity starts wading on the tree so the blade can get stuck, and wax makes it so you can keep going, at least that's what i think, i'm no pro tho
@@PhotographerakaMr The wax is a combination of orange oil and beeswax. The wax is naturally anti-fungal and bugs are repelled. He talks about it in other videos, but I can't remember which now.
So much to learn! Huge respect to the craft, the profession
This is great! I have exactly the same problem with an aggressive birch tree. Now I know how to handle it. Thanks! 😊
Omg!! Thanks for the tips. I really should of watched video BEFORE I went out to do trimming today.
Exactly! Well done. Great explanation including the 'Why' of the process.
Thank you.
Nice video! Very helpful and professionally done.
Excellent very informative. I haven't heard about using wax before, so it's good to know.
Wax can even be used to hone your karate skills.
nice and informative Video, thanks for posting 👍
Informative, I worry my limbs on the roof are still way too thick and will prob need to get the pros
wow that last picture was insane.
The tool cost please
What does wax the blade do? What Wax? Is waxing necessary for cutting action ? Or tree aftercare?
i was thinking it makes the blade slicker so it's easier for cut, after a point gravity starts wading on the tree so the blade can get stuck, and wax makes it so you can keep going, at least that's what i think, i'm no pro tho
@@sodachemust . I can't believe I said that 1 yr. ago. I have been sick.
STIHL hta 65 hta 85 wireless pole pruner how much & condition/s?
A golden throated honey dripping...tree guy.
What does the wax do?
topnotchhh What is the wax?
@@PhotographerakaMr The wax is a combination of orange oil and beeswax. The wax is naturally anti-fungal and bugs are repelled. He talks about it in other videos, but I can't remember which now.
I bet the tree will die from the wide cut