yeah, saw they were green and full trees, but not heavily side loaded, just a bit of brush and few branches.
I think apart from leaving utes and sheds in the way, they were done well, spring back from limbs when they land can make them move a bit, sometimes you have an anchor and put a line around the stump to limit its movement towards what you dont want to hit, but sometimes there is nothing you can anchor to.
Practice all you can when there are no assets near, but when I deal with euc I dont expect or ask much from it compared to a pine or wattle type.
Be aware that going with a thicker hinge, and using a cable to put pull on it, will load up the stem, and if you have rot/ hollows/ weak points in the stem, you can have things break where you dont want them to, just be mindful of that, but thats more a comment for those reading and observing this thread.
I assume that your euc trees have a habit of dropping limbs when they feel like it, and why I never park underneath them even on a hot day when shade would be a relief, have seen many limbs drop and squash cars, had a mate a few years ago out collecting firewood with his wife, and as she was loading some logs into the back of their car, a limb fell, it was only a small one some 10" dia at its thickest, but if the tailgate had not taken the brunt of the force, it would have killed her. messed her up a bit as it was.
Love the vids, keep them coming.