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I've got a signed copy of Dents book too. Signed by Burnham. ;)

Terms and conditions. You probably relinquished rights to your first born by lying about your birthday. :D

Uhh Willie you never read the fine print did you?

Lmao, that's the truth Willie.

Well then what's the lowdown?:D

If it's under 90' it better not take you more than 15 minutes, but if it's after 5 it's miller time so don't even bother starting.:D

Yah I know you've said in the past that you have a trouble at times getting your ideas across in words riverrat, but I'm not really following what you're trying to get at either. Maybe give it another go? Word it differently? I find these falling/hinge threads fascinating so please have...

I have done a small amount of production falling and fell many individual trees while working yarding. I would say that the 'dutchman' is mostly good to know about so that you don't end up doing it accidentally. Maybe something to try if you're experienced and feel that your other options are...

Yah I've never heard/seen of anyone consistently using a traditional face cut for production falling, but to me atleast it would seem to be the 'cut' of choice were absolute control is the desired function. As in residential treework. What are your thoughts on the differences between using a...

:thumbup: Thanks Burnham, excellent information as usual. Very interesting points to think about.

I'm far from an expert myself but unless you're production falling I fail to see how a face cut could be to big really unless ya took it to a ridiculous degree. Burnham or others anydrawbacks you know of from to big of a face cut? And I don't mean to deep but to steep. Clear as mud right.

To allow the holding wood to do its job longer. Awesome pics Burnham, man I would love to go to a course like that.