treevet
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Hey JeffCTSP,
maybe you guys should snuggle up together????
maybe you guys should snuggle up together????
Hey JeffCTSP,
maybe you guys should snuggle up together????
Well than no offense you don't know what your doing with them , the backcut is always the top cut and depending on the size dictates the distance between the cuts , the snap cut is hands down the safest cut that you can make if you want to control the wood til your ready to send it south...
I am having such a :censored: up day I can't even think of anything to say......
I agree it's the cut to use if YOU are controlling the wood, but to use a snap cut, then have some doofus' pulling on a rope and the climber sitting watching it, is too risky in my opinion. Once the wood between the cuts snaps, your control of the wood is limited to either your ability to push or someone else's ability to pull. With no guarantee that something won't kick it sideways.
Also with a piece the size that was in the video (~36"), the fulcrum point is the edge of the tree, not 1/3 of the way in, if he had made a notch. Makes it much harder to pull.
I must be ignorant...
but what the heck is a CTSP anyway??
It is Certified Treecare Safety Professional thru TCIA. If you Google it you will see what.
Jeff
seat belt on the desk chair in the office?![]()
And most of what you do say is crap anyways.
think I could get youst to "hemlock repair " .
I remember you.. weren't you a partimer or something.. (planes or something?)
Still showing that same tree pic eh??
Get some new material dude... and stop acting like you're one to judge anything!
SPELL CHECK on aisle 5![]()
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