How to Cut Down a Giant Tree with Just a Chainsaw // Creative Design of a Super Large Round Table

How to Cut Down a Giant Tree with Just a Chainsaw // Creative Design of a Super Large Round Table
Felling a giant tree with a chainsaw is a job that requires careful preparation and high-level expertise to ensure safety and efficiency. Here are some basic steps to follow:
1. **Preparation**:
- **Tree Assessment**: Observe the tree to determine factors such as tilt, wind direction, and surrounding environmental factors.
- **Choose the right chainsaw**: Make sure the chainsaw has enough power and a sharp blade.
- **Protective Gear**: Wear full protective gear such as safety glasses, gloves, helmet, and boots.
2. **Plan the Cut**:
- **Choose the direction of the tree's fall**: Determine the direction the tree will fall, choose a direction that is safe and easy to control.
- **Make a directional cut**: Make a directional cut on the face of the tree in the direction you want the tree to fall. This cut is usually in a V shape.
3. **Directional Cut**:
- **Make a bevel cut**: Start cutting from the side of the tree where you want the tree to fall. Make a V or bevel cut on the side of the tree, about 1/3 to 1/4 of the tree's height from the ground. This is important to guide the tree to fall in the desired direction.
- **Check the depth**: Make sure the directional cut is deep enough that the tree will fall in this direction.
4. **Main Stem Cut**:
- **Make the main cut**: Start cutting from the side opposite the directional cut. Cut lower and parallel to the directional cut. Be careful not to cut too close to the directional cut to avoid trapping the tree.
- **Ensure control**: Monitor the condition of the tree and be prepared to move out of the area if necessary.
5. **Dealing with an Emergency**:
- **Have a removal plan ready**: If the tree shows signs of not falling in the desired direction, move away from the area and stay away from the tree.
- **Use a tow rope**: In some cases, you may need to use a tow rope or other support tools to adjust the direction of the tree's fall.
6. **Clean Up After Cutting**:
- **Trimming and pruning**: After the tree has fallen, trim and prune the branches to make it easier to handle.
- **Cut into small pieces**: Cut the tree trunk into small pieces for easier handling and moving.
**Important Note**: If you do not have the experience or the proper equipment, consider hiring a professional to ensure safety. Cutting large trees is a dangerous job and requires skill and careful preparation.
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[@deepakchaudhary5846]

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[@thetechman143]

Gday..as a former arborist/tree feller l have never dropped a tree with a girth that big. Don't really get that size in Australia.Dissapointing how you only show cutting it up, after the heading then the safety speech.

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