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Yup, sure as sunshine.

It has happened to me, too. I remember one I was SURE would fall west if and more likely when it failed during my attempt at facing/backing. It failed, sure as hell, right after I started the sloping cut of the face...and went over backwards to the east :|:. Best laid plans and all that :lol:.

Not exactly spontaneous, as it was put in motion by application of the chainsaw. But it sure was "decomposition", and in a red hot moment, sure enough :D.

That is the ever lovin' truth. You might need to walk around a few minutes to let the adrenaline wash away some...but the best medicine is to get right back in the saddle. You have to, anyway...that's the job you took on.

That'll get your attention.

Do not want :D.

One can manipulate how much of, and where the hinge is and is not, during the fell. Early is when one can make some changes to what happens. This is not manipulating the back cut, but it is happening during the fell, after the face is set. For example, think of felling just outside of the...