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What's up, @rbtree?

How is that supposed to help, compared to a lower-than-bore-cut backstrap release? I haven't tried it.

I think I've heard of a reverse triangle, one maybe being dubbed Golden Triangle... Like a Coos Bay, no directional control. No face cut. The triangle points to the lean/ layout. The farther into the backcut, the narrower the width, so cut speed accelerates as you cut deeper. Sound familiar...

There is a triangle cut. All in one back-cut plane. Cut one side from dead-center rear to cut some of the hinge corner. Cut other side of back-cut dead-center to the other side, cutting off a bit of the hinge corner. Rip into it from the rear up to the hinge fast, and not a thick hinge...

Shallow, off the lean. Throw a chain above, slap in a couple wedges between chain and tree, and tap tight. Smack wedges between chain and trunk tighten.