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I usually use wedges as a rescue tool after I'm stuck.:lol:

Just as Butch said. Say you have a log that is supported on both ends and you want to buck in the middle. As you saw down through, the top of the kerf will start to close, you withdraw the bar almost completely, and plunge it back in. Eventually, the top of the kerf will close, and the risk of...

It probably wouldn't have worked too well in that vid, but would reaming from the bottom up be a viable option in big timber?

I ream to prevent binding, and damage to the log. edit: I'm only working with maybe 4' wood at the most, so not huge, but reaming has worked well for me.