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No, not at all. The dutchman is basically a very narrow notch inside the usual notch, on a partial or full width of the hinge ( intended or not). The narrow notch, often just a kerf, closes early and redistributes the fulcrum point and the axis of the fall. In your cut, nipping the corner, even...

I guess that hopefully the skidsteer was here again to save the day. Without it, this tree wouldn't have fallen on its own, or if it did, anywhere where it didn't have to. You blind yourself I you really believe that you manage a pool of special techniques. I don't argue with the special...

I thought about the tongue and groove hinge for the bad hinging woods, but never tried it. I was afraid that the tongue broke or the stump split with a heavy side lean (first purpose I can think of).

Precisely, the main point of your sentence is the "mixed results". The results can go from best to worse, eventually at the cost of some life. That's why it's important to reduce the hazard and the unreliability by studying closely both conditions and techniques to do things properly. Beside...

Why would they be bothered to make things properly if it works more or less well like that. Morons.