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Use your head take a second to think about what you're doing before you do it

Watching this with two days remaining before my Toxicology test🇿🇲 Wish me luck

Great explanation. I may have that issue here. Very sandy soil down in South Florida. I saw the issue over a year ago, but the cost of this Inmindentify is very prohibitive. Lookin for alternatives, but i may just have to bite the bullet.

This is an excellent resource

I just avoid using chainsaws.

Why do they always have the most boring narrator for these things man. Great voice just a really sleepy tone.

Very interesting, thank you. Best entomology grèetings!❤😮❤

Very interesting. Entomology greetings!❤😅❤

Thanks for posting this Video! The Beautiful thing is that this video will Always be relevant!

dang that was cool

Welcome to the Husky school of: 'How Not to get crushed!' 😊

Stihl makes a saw with an additional brake on rear handle also…. Very nice!

There are some things I leave to the professionals - felling large trees is one of those things. A man's gotta know his limitations.

Damn good instructional video!

Im turning 21 in a few months and i was around in the woodworking with my uncle since im 14 or so and i learned a lot from him when i wss 15 somebody dropped off a a old sthil saw at the boarder of our forest in a plasitc bag which was running fine and it got my first chainsaw and did a lot of cutting and felling with my uncle 3 years ago i bought a 141 husqvarna for 25 bucks which only needed a new cord and i did a lot of cutting on the property of my in law fam step dads property with it and i started to watch wood cutting content and i still learned so much even tho i had some great guys teach me im about to grab a "new" 254 husqvarna and started to think about doing contracts for cutting trees or maybe even when all goes well climbing and cutting downs big trees and these videos are a great way to learn stuff that even some experenced guys dont teach or know

Real ones log bare chested in shorts and flip flops

Good, thanks!

Learned a lot, thank you!

Consice

Alright, but how do I handle morning wood?

"To prevent kickback, hold the chainsaw by the handles..."

I never handled a chainsaw yet but i'm sure glad i watched this video.

A good video about some of the dangers of tree felling but way too many uses of the bore cut, bore cuts are not for untrained people either and they have their uses too.

As far as I know, I have never had a chainsaw kick back. I have cut a heckuva lot of wood too. IDK what all the hype os about.

Man, Hank Hill is getting his ass kickd in this video.

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found you- what about using stone with boxwood.

I have been involved in arboriculture since 1997 and have heard details of too many fatalities around felling. No two were ever exactly the same but you did an excellent job of explaining how most of these accidents happen and how they can be prevented. Excellent video. Worth watching several times and saving for review later. Thank you.

Great video, thanks. Good explanations of the dangerous situations.

0:45 - It baffles me that, in these American safety videos, it seems that the pain and suffering caused by accidents often take second place in respect to loosing work time and money because of them...

Why was much of this cutting down with the body of the saw away from the wood? Safety training I have taken stresses the need to most often hold the body of the saw close to the log, not away from it as shown in this video.

Thank you.

good video but it didnt seem to mention how i got injured ; some tree root system are not always fixed on the ground ( bad terrain , tree lean etc . and the stump can also kick back towards you once the weight of the tree is released.

I think when they called it "barber chair" they meant "dentist chair"

I watched this over a few years now and some other videos too and I still fail to see the resemblance to a barber chair

Thank you for this video! Your work is necessary and appreciated. As a former Air Force documentarain and longtime TV/ film creative this is well done!

saw a spring pole once, it threw a dude a couple of meters back and he was lucky to not be impaled or getting hit in the face