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There is a face cut, allright! This elm tree was going to be shipped to Germany for a wood auction, since good elm is getting really scarce around here and therefore really valuable. So in order to save as much wood as possible, My partner made the smallest possible face cut, he could get...

I'd like to add something to the whole discussion about stacking wedges. Around here fallers carry a stack of steel plates about the size of a wedge and between a quarter and ½ an inch thick. Once we've pounded the first wedge all the way in, we stick one or two plates into the cut and place...

Nope, I use a tirfor too. 2 of them in fact, a 1 ton and a 3½ton, they are surely the neatest winches ever made. The 3½ tonner has a break factor of 16 ton, so even if you pull hard enough to break the little safetypin, it won't let go of the load. By the way, Tirfor is from Switzerland, not Italy.