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thanks... that makes sense though you would still think there has to be a limit: with Xman's video butch hitching those monster chunks of oak into the rings... that's got to be a lot of friction, though now that I think about it, maybe the initial shock load really doesn't put that much...

I've wondered about that! I can see the steel shackle being a heat sink and holding onto the heat, especially on long runs, but where does the heat go on a ring... Laws of physics don't change... friction will turn to heat ... where does it go???? most likely a simple answer... can someone...

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/I9OpaWDNOzU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> this vid predated the rings by 5 or more years... love the rings, but there is something about a tool under $10 that can be o useful that will always have a place in my heart

You too huh? we have more in common than I thought LOL!

That's it... in life as in tree work.. use everything to your advantage.. details matter.. If Reg says he almost never uses blocks anymore, other than as redirects, I AM listening...