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Better than the proverbial poke in the eye with a sharp stick, I say :).

Well lookie here...:D. Mr. McMahon still visits us from time to time. Thank you, Graeme. A pleasure to have you here, as always. An acknowledged master of the art, world class skills, right here with us regular folk ;). Take that, you naysayers that think this forum is dying :D.

Bump...not a long running thread, but some interesting posts. Plus my only diagram ever :).

Heck yeah, go for it Justin.

I reckon I really should give this "angled cut first" business a better trial than I did several years ago when I first heard of it...but I swear, it just feels wrong. Then I'd be better able to criticize it :D. Or I'd find out I'm full of bull ;). Once before I think I mentioned that a...

Stig, for you this clearly is not an issue...but the thing that can easily go wrong for someone less experienced, or someone for whom "horizontal", or "parallel", or "level" is not obvious by eye, then getting both sides of that cut to match one of those adjectives is a challenge with your...

Over in the Odds and Ends Forum there's a thread going about problems we individually have with tree work. I mentioned my recent issue of missing an intended lay because I failed to properly allow for parallax viewpoint. I off and on secumb to this pitfall, mostly when the ground or the brush...