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Try to tell me he's not august, though.

Ditto.

So I just re-watched Graeme's vid after reading your post, Corey, and the main thing that emerges is: what an absolute, horrible, and disgusting little turd I am for ever having the audacity (My dear Mr. McMahon, Sir, Your Honor... I had absolutely NO IDEA that you were currently quite present...

That would be nice. On this little Aspen I made my face too low to the ground to be able to do that. Yeah, I bore half way in too. Seems like a good rule o thumb, but then I always rip (trying to stay consistent with the wood-grain as opposed to a vertical conception of "plumb") darn near to...

What's up Fi?!!! Yeah... gotta feelin that Graeme sorta knows what he's doin though. :lol: Oh!... re the "sizwill" thing... we had some goofy little aspens today with tons of side lean... sorry about the weird sideways upload, and Sean... notice how the bark-pull and fiber-pull...

Man, ol Graeme can really stretch one out can't he? Rad vid. Thanks Corey. Pretty hilarious in other respects though. 1)Sapwood cuts BELOW the flipline? :lol: What could that possibly accomplish? 2) Again... (but perhaps I just betray all of my West Coast prejudice here) why all the...

Man... Excellent West Coast advice for sure. But the Euro-fallers would laugh at us, and at the risk of opening up yet another dead horse whipping session, I'll just say that we west coasters are the only ones who cut the way that we do. (But maybe the Aussie Euc-men do too, come to think of...

All any of us can ever do sir. Hang in there. Sean! Kyle! Thanks a million, you guys. Marc: Yup. Yer a genious. In our neck of the woods we call what you referred to as a "half gap," a Sizwill, and it works a charm. This will be beating a dead horse to Burnham, Beranek, Willie Ging...

Wow, Rajan! No man, you count and then some brotha!! Good to read ya's!!! ;)

I know what it is because: 1) I read about it in Jerry's book, and 2) I STILL routinely commit that error out on the resi-jobs on the big, fat Red Cedars. A gap takes a bit longer, but is always better except on the compression side of a side-leaner. (renders the hinge more vulnurable to...

Daniel: Thank you so much for taking the time to make that vid. I'm going to suggest that it takes absolutley no more time to make the horizontal cut first and then the Humboldt second. I am purely a tree-service guy. I have absolutely zero experience falling commercial timber in the woods...