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Like i said, a lot of info :lol: i thought it best to ignore the obvious... his lack of syntax does... sometimes interfere... but he's incredibly knowledgeable. His pictures help where words sometimes fail too. :)

Fk, they are talking about treespyder, who is also named Kenny. He's a walking encylopedia of tree work, and has studied rigging from sailing and other trades to become one of the most knowledgeable riggers here. His posts usually require more study than most, because of all of the info that is...

I always thought that the conventional cut pushed back less because most of the force was straight down on the stem, as in a compression force more so than a sideways force that a Humboldt would exert. With a shallowish face notch the only force that the hinge would exert would be the tearing of...

Well played sir, well played :lol: So basically you undermine the cog of a snap cut, not worrying about the Dutchman? Yeah that seems much easier if that's it. Always learning something here :rockon:

Bird beak? Picture by any chance?