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Hard to stack though

The wedge will 'snap' the little fiber as soon as you smack it with your axe, neat trick for sure

Max Adams?

They are so Murphyesque, except you were doing it before he, does that make him Stigish?

I see, I was just thinking if someone used a slicker wedge on an already back leaning tree and beat to hard that therewould be slight potential to lift off the hinge and fail backwards. Maybe I give my wedge driving guns to much credit:D

This seems like too much lift too close to the hinge, especially with mags. Could you tell me your thoughts on my thoughts?:)

The biscuit fire here a few years back was a doozy

I tend to side with you Jed in thinking the the Humboldt keeps the slant cut below the hinge at all time whereas the conventional has the slanted cut above the hinge/stump shot for most of the fall.

ah so

VO?

Velly intelesting.

:rockhard:

Justin, I still do most of my back cuts level or up just a little. in residential, I find that i'm rarely falling "through" something so with an "open" face cut I just haven't had one come back over the stump:drink: