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Haha, can you say akward!

I rarely "drive" a wedge when bucking, if i use one i just push it in as a place holder, that way i'm not creating a new bind where theres still wood holding. Makes sense in my mind:dur:

Andy, another problem is committing the whole bar to a cut that may have multiple points of pressure or twist. This method often releives these different points or at least gives you a chance to see and react to a bind before your stuck

thats just my shadow;)

My diagram sucks but with a log supported at both ends, this is an end view of how i would buck it. With my saw on top, I would reach over and buck the far side (red) first. Then i would cut about 1/3 of the way down from the top (blue). then i would pull the tip of my bar back and cut down...