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I don't think it really is a East/West thing, just trying to bring back that rivalry from the 90's rap scene. I've met a lot of people that feel quite strongly about the flat cut having to be made first. Sounds pretty close to what I do most of the time Evan.

Whoa... a west coaster admitting to making the angled cut first! Thanks Evan.

Got to love physics when it works for you. Thanks for the other perspective Jed. With either cut, the key seems to be the deep face cut... Checks in the mail Sean :)

Thanks again guys. Do you have the link to that video from Gord? Tried to find it on TB and failed. I'm excited to try the magic cut. Makes good sense! I'll send you your cut of the money I save Sean!

Thanks guys. That does sound like magic! Waiting for that pull rope to come back up can be agonizing. On a straight fir around 24 inch diameter how long of a piece would you trust the magic cut with? A leech field could get pretty shitty :)

Thanks Sean, how big do you go with that cut? I can see how you wouldn't be fighting your hinge wood with that cut, but also looks like it would take just as long as a proper face cut-back cut. I broke a drain line to the sewer a few weeks back that was about 8 inches below ground (also not...

Hey all, I'm wondering on a vertical coniferous type tree, how big of a snap cut are you comfortable with? I've always limited myself to pieces I could either throw or push off the spar unassisted. The other day I had a no clean up job, and was trying to figure what was faster, snap cuts, or...