gotta get this one off my chest

[squisher]

try harder next time.. its too late for this one!

Orrrrr you have no real reason?

 

[squisher]

I appreciate the response Daniel. Am curious still why you nipped the sapwood. What where your thoughts/reasons for doing it?

 

[Altissimus]

Simple conversation made so hard ...

 

[squisher]

I appreciate the response Daniel. Am curious still why you nipped the sapwood. What where your thoughts/reasons for doing it?

It's going to become my new sig line I think?

 

[Steve Mack]

Stump Analysis 101.

Now, "You know when you made a really bad stump when you cut it off at ground level, and try to hide it."

Not that I've ever made one but since joining here any stump I leave perfectly flat. The rest is chipped.

 

[Steve Mack]

try harder next time.. its too late for this one!

Don't be like that Dan, I'd like to know as well.

I didn't sharpen the saw.

I remember you having the same problem once on AS, when you flew across country to help someone out. Pretty good bloke for doing that.

 

[SeanKroll]

Or a therapist

 

[murphy4trees]

Orrrrr you have no real reason?

There is always a reason... for many the reason is "because someone told me to do it like this".... Not me though.... I do it because, its the easiest , fastest, most reliable, way to get the tree where it needs to go... with consideration for all the many variables...

 

[murphy4trees]

Simple conversation made so hard ...

Want to know why????
next time you walk by a mirror, take a look!

 

[MasterBlaster]

I love to look at myself in a mirror...

I rawk!

;>)

 

[Tim_B.]

Originally Posted by squisher
"I appreciate the response Daniel. Am curious still why you nipped the sapwood. What where your thoughts/reasons for doing it?"

It's going to become my new sig line I think?

"Like". I'm all for it.

Tim

 

[murphy4trees]

No response on the poorly sharpened saw cutting crooked?

Finally got a chance to taker a look at that chain yesterday... BIG difference from one side to the other in length of teeth, and it was still cutting pretty straight so though I didn't take a close look at the rakers, it pretty much has to be as you thought... someone must have adjusted the rakers to the difference in the cutters... I put 9 strokes on each raker on both sides, then tried to take the long side of the the cutters back more than the short to even it up a little, but it was still way off.. started cutting pretty choppy, especially on the plunge cuts... but still cutting fairly straight, so I probably took too much off the rakers.. I might give it one more go with the files, but will probably just throw that chain away