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Pushing the envelope, there. Nice. I hope you cut that huge burl off and gave it to a woodturner.

Not the finished cut, but the fact that you had to recut/clean out the far side of the cut. What I try to get my apprentices to do, is get those cuts right every time, to avoid the waste of time in cleaning them up. But like you said, doesn't matter a whit outside production falling. I was...

Just to make sure I got my point across to everybody: It doesn't matter much in the middle of the face cut IF YOU GUT THE HINGE!

One thing. If you gut the hinge, it doesn't much matter what the middle of the facecut looks like. Unintended Dutchman, scallopping, whatever. As long as the corners are cleanly cut, the middle doesn't matter. So on a large tree, where I'm really overextending my bar reach ( usually because I...

Some of keep up with the latest developement in saws. My MS462 is WAY lighter than some of those antedeluvian saws that you run.:P I use your reach around method a lot ( Hmmmmmmm...... just had a "Full metal jacket" flashback:lol:) but on the low facecuts on becch where we are cutting in the...

Agreed. Burnham's method shines on really steep ground. We don't have much of that around here.

I don't have a method as such. Making as many face cuts as I do and being careful about matching cuts, makes it second nature.

I'm not sure I understand the question. I finish both top and bottom cuts on one side, then walk across and do the same on the other side.