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Yea, but most people learn to not do that toot sweet.

That's been my problem, too.

If it's under 2' or so I leave the wedge on my toolbox.

The snap cut has its place for sure. I didn't use it much, but when I did use it I was glad to have it in my bag of tricks!

The snap cut has its place for sure. I didn't use it much, but when I did use it I was glad to have it in my bag of tricks!

1) No, not really. 2) Yes. 3) Meh... anything in treework is gonna be hard on you. 4) No 5) ?

I watched 1/3 of it and paused. I plan on watching the rest! I just got in from work.

Yes. The bigger pieces are the easiest... they don't want to go anywhere. I do use a wedge on the bigger pieces. I told the last guy (who I was charging $35 per hour) that it would be an extra $5 hour if I had to break out my block-down wedge.

Interesting. I can see where it has its place, but I rarely would use it. I just cut all the way through, let it sit while I stow my saw, then toss it.