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Burnham, what i thought Brian was referring too is that he would put no more than a single cut in the front of the tree. If this was done then as the tree closes on this the trees fall would be stalled and generate pressure towards the greater tensioned part of the tree in this case being the...

As you are potentially trying to stop the tree splitting, single kerf only cuts are going to pressurise the back of the tree to an even greater degree. You can still direct the tree to some degree but you are only going to do this cut on forward weighted trees so direction is somewhat chosen...

i like this cut on small trees that can't be bored out but like Stig said it works well on storm damaged stuff too. ive always called this cut the double vee as there are two sinks placed in the front.important note is to make sure that the cuts bypass one another and that the point of the cut...