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He told the customer to record it. Kind of like the Zodiac killer, giving an announcement before the deed. :/:

One of the reasons it is hard to get a foothold when just starting out.

Erik doesn't like Asians. :lol:

You have to give Murph credit, instead of hanging around to face criticism, he does go where he gets the good reviews. A showman first, tree worker second....or third.

If you feel shrunken, Willie, I'm down here with the ants now. :(

With a very long bar, is there some trick to starting the cut without a bow in it? I normally cut a little notch for the tip when starting the cut, then walk the bar into the tree, but I'm thinking there must be another way.

That bar must really bow a lot when you hold it out.

East coast West coast...I think I have the biggest bar in all of Asia! :P

Ten years is the minimum period of time to know what you are talking about....then you need another ten to be sure.

Things kind of tossed in a heap here... I can understand why Brian gets upset, and hopefully Gary can put it into a wider perspective and not be bothered by the heat of the moment. Imo, it's disrespectful to people to attempt to teach something with poor examples based on very insular...

It wasn't much of an undercut to screw up. I think that was the intended point of the video.

Good point, Squish. If you are dropping trees in the woods everyday, your aim and sense gets tuned in second nature like. Working around homes entails a greater diversity of activities, I think it can be said. Days out of work adds to it to. I catch Stig's drift, but the bottom line is a...

It just seems that the vid teaches something that nobody needs to know.... With a straight spar, a deeper notch will often undermine the center of gravity, so breathing on the tree might help it to go over, if required. Hell, even I know that. :lol: Aging and pretty pooped at the end of the...