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Ken, this thread was about felling trees with substantial headlean or otherwise weighted to substantially increase the risk of barber chair. Your second image above is backwards from Stig's earlier image describing the cut he uses on felling these types of trees. ;) Oh, I couldn't read all of...

I'm sure Kenny understands this stuff but I'll be damned if he can communicate it to others. I can't make heads or tails of the previous post. :( How I think the Coos Bay cut succeeds is because the side cuts allow you to reduce the amount of holding wood without triggering the fall. That way...

I think I'd be much less hesitant to nip the sides (Coos Bay) with no notch rather than trying to bore out the center of a notch trying to pinch.

Read Burnham's thread about the Coos Bay cut. :D