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  1. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    I can't believe the saw didn't kill him!
  2. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    People are dumb a LOT of the time.
  3. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    STUMP SHOT: Two inches or more height difference between the horizontal cut of the face and the backcut. The difference in height establishes an anti-kick step that will prevent a tree from jumping back over the stump toward the faller. From here, although I don't agree with their definition of...
  4. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    Great Googely Moogely!!!
  5. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    Yep, that's what it looks like. I have no idea what the cut you're talking about does.
  6. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

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  7. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    Not a problem, bro.
  8. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    We'll agree to disagree. :drink:
  9. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    I just can't see how that's possible. The limbs have no effect on the top. The limbs affect only the spar, dampining the shock thereby "reducing the bounce effect." :D
  10. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    That's called "dampening" and it doesn't really reduce the sway so much as it absorbs the energy.
  11. MasterBlaster

    Top movement during topping

    I always put a snipe in unless I want the top to jump out a bit. The stem wobble in the video was because he used a wedge. If he woulda just cut it off it woulda ploped over with minimum trunk movement. The thicker the hinge the greater the catapult effect.
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