murphy4trees
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HRVsoM9bxc
pretty simple stuff... self explanatory..
let me know what you think..
thanks
pretty simple stuff... self explanatory..
let me know what you think..
thanks
training video
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Great demonstration
I used the tapered back cut this afternoon to help steer a tree to where I needed it. I didn't have an anchor point for a guide line but I would have liked to have used one for insurance. The tapered cut ended up being enough though.
I also used the stick trick on this tree and I overshot it by a few feet as well. Close enough for me though!
Been watching your videos and can't thank you enough for posting what you have. Great info and very useful for a weekend firewood warior like me. Some stuff is beyond my skillset but nice to know anyway.
I used the tapered back cut this afternoon to help steer a tree to where I needed it. I didn't have an anchor point for a guide line but I would have liked to have used one for insurance. The tapered cut ended up being enough though.
I also used the stick trick on this tree and I overshot it by a few feet as well. Close enough for me though!
Been watching your videos and can't thank you enough for posting what you have. Great info and very useful for a weekend firewood warior like me. Some stuff is beyond my skillset but nice to know anyway.
murphy4trees
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Thank you,
I think this is the only video I've posted on youtube that I call a "training video"....
That language is reserved for the conepts that are fully explained in a very clear and unambiguous way.. having a simple subject matter is key. It's very difficult to give complete explanations if more complex techniques.. So I call those "demonstrations"
I think this is the only video I've posted on youtube that I call a "training video"....
That language is reserved for the conepts that are fully explained in a very clear and unambiguous way.. having a simple subject matter is key. It's very difficult to give complete explanations if more complex techniques.. So I call those "demonstrations"
