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the two sides of the back cut don't need to meet.... they can bypass a little and its irrelevant to the hinge..

Al, it must have been so very long ago that you started dropping trees (was Kennedy president?) that you forget how its not so easy for beginners...:lol:

From the thread cited by Burnham above: I think that's excellent advice... I found I was cutting crooked notches one day when I was borrowing some orange saws... just not used to the weight and feel (balance) of the saw..

There is a tendency when working with a long (heavy) bar to let the tip drop a bit. SO just before hitting the gas I'll look at the tip and bring it UP to level.... I recall that August, as many west coast fallers, mostly cuts humboldts. It's a lot easier to get the notch level when using the...