My Favorite Way To Cut A Tree | HOW TO
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2023
- In this video you'll learn how to do a plunge cut/basic bore cut when felling large trees. Casey covers some tree felling techniques, proper chainsaw handling and his thoughts on the best way to cut down trees using the boring method. Hope this videos helps, BE SAFE OUT THERE! This is serious business.
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Thanks for clarifying the pull toward the top of the saw to avoid too small of a hinge.
From an old dude , I appreciate a young person being an outdoors person who isn’t afraid of hard physical work and treats it with professionalism.
Great job !
Love your videos, did my first bore cut on a fairly large red oak with a little lean this past weekend, worked perfectly.👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks. I usually thin down the sides and put a large C shaped hinge then let er eat. I never knew the the top of the bar would pull you in that direction when boring because I never had much experience with the bore cut. Thanks. Awesome information
Many do that, but leaving a V shaped hinge, then chase the back cut as you're saying. Look it up, it's called a Coos Bay cut.
Have a great weekend.
Super cool. I appreciate that you obviously have safety first in mind, always wearing face protection and such. Too many chainsaw how to videos use the "safety squint". Stay sharp friend
You are good at what you do. You are very good at communicating what your doing. You are no nonsense, straight to the point. If you played music, showed you driving in your truck to the tree, while drinking your favorite beverage, I would have moved along long ago. I really appreciate you getting to the meat of the matter. I already feel that you have saved me personal injury by watching you! Thank you, and please don't change anything!
Always amazingly informative videos Top. Learned so much from this channel
Advanced Lesson with
Chainsaw use . 👍 ..good
to know the saw blade
direction change for
starting the plunge cut ..
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Well thanks 👍😂
Brilliant with the little details and explanations!
I have watched dozens of chainsaw instructional videos and they all say the same things. You have put in a number of extra details that no one else has and that went a long way in clarifying the technique. For example, you explanation of how to do the bore cut, when you mention that the top edge will pull the saw, therefore the top of the sword should be directed away from the hinge. Good to know that not only what to do but also why you do it. 👌
Thank you. Very clear instructions. VERY helpful.
Excellent teaching.
Sir there are A LOT of tree felling videos out there & yours are by far the most concise & informative. Your explanations of why & what you are doing are excellent!! Thanks for your time!
Again... you are a natural teacher... rare. Well presented with reasons for the method. These lessons make me feel a lot less nervous.... I've chainsawed for 30 years 5 cord/year. I am unlearning now! Thank you for best practices. (BTW retired math teacher...glad to hear good terminology)
Thank you..sir..for the explain..and showing the technic.
Great video!
My biggest takeaway is when you said which way the blade will want to move once you are all the way through the trunk. I've never heard anyone mention that before 👍
Even though it’s a simulation sticking you’re head over the back side of the tree like that can get you killed. Bore or no bore. Pull the saw back a bit and walk around to check. A bore is meant to reduce the risk of chairing, but it can still pop the left over strap anytime if it’s compromised.
Great point, I thought it looked odd, but without the stem being there I didn't realize why.
If you bore from the side you need the hinge to hold most on, many times I just run the side in to the width I want the hinge, then use the sights to figure out what the other side will be set at, just site to the same spot you used for the gunning cut.
Have a great weekend.
Very detailed and informative video. Thanks for taking us through step by step. Myself I'd probably still leave it to the pros though.
As a very visual learned I really appreciate this video. I’m clearing 70+ feet pine trees with a harbor freight chainsaw and need all the tips and tricks I can get. Thanks again
Just subscribed very good tips 👍
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
I’m FNG to tree falling. The wife and I bought 15 acres, lots of trees. 😁. Your videos are great, straight to the point. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing the equipment used!
You all are very knowledgeable. Thanks for the great content. Howdy from kentucky
Awesome demonstration!
As is the norm for you, awesome tutorial video!
Thank you for this demonstration and explanation.
Thanks for the concise coaching of a useful but tricky skill. There was a little trouble with the audio fading away.
DOUG out
Greetings...Thanks Casey, for explaining how you start the "bore cut"...I've seen a few of your videos lately (but the explanation of why you start and how too/also the T section)...is very helpful information.
You guys certainly earn your money.
Great channel, and stay safe!
Cheers from Australia.
Very well represented you're very good at what you do impressive
Super demo. Very many thanks
Great, great job explaining this! Thanks
Good professor !
Awesome video. Loving the instructional videos
I'm gonna try this tomorrow!
Wow you got some great videos
Great demonstration, txs!
Very very helpful. Thanks!
Great teacher...thank you for your help & patience.
Your content is FANTASTIC.Thank you!!
Glad you enjoy it!
great explanation!
Thanks
Killer videos man! I’m just getting into adding some smaller tree work to my business!
Running the m18 fuel!
Next big tree job I’m gonna add a bigger Stihl to my arsenal!
I really wanna protos helmet and I’ve only done a few tree jobs😂
Wow. Amazing. i like it.
I love doing a bore-through but I think it is important to mention this is a relatively advanced cut and you need to have very good control and awareness of your saw. While there are many advantages to this technique, they will be easily outweighed if you don't have the skills to pull it off.
Keebler Elf my man,Decent!!!
Will try this, looks more reliable than the plain old back cut. Thanks! Btw have you done much with Eucalyptus?🙂
Nope. No eucalyptus here
@@Top_Branch Thanks! Ah well, it's getting wide spread in some countries, super fast growing hardwood. Make sure you bring a saw if you come down here one day!
Good teaching. I just subscribed. Is that saw ported?
What are your thoughts on leaners and hinge cut? Theories differs between leaving more on the pull side to compensate for making the tree go where you aim. The other is leaving more on the pressure side (leaning side).
This is without using a wedge to compensate.
I've tried this a few times but not enough. And i find leaving more on the pressure side actually works. This theory means that the wood that is left will help hold the tree up (like a wedge i suppose) hence it won't strain the pull side.
Would be cool with a demonstration from a professional 😊
Is this Hinge Cut Method to keep the Tree 🌲 from Barber Chair ?
God bless
The only thing I don't like about that is blowing the tip out on the bar 😮 bars are not cheap
How will it blow the tip out?
The nose sprocket reduces nose friction / wear.
It takes several lifetimes to grow a tree, a day to kill it.
Do you also freak out when people cut their grass?
It only takes me a minute or two. If you need all day I'd advise working on your sharpening!
Do you live in a house framed with wood? Do you read books made from wood pulp? Is the furniture in your house made from wood? Do you get the point, yet?
Wow this really triggered some boy’s!
@@marvinmartin4692 Oh, I get it..🤣😂
Your pulling the old Leftie Projection Bullshit.
Great, now people will think they don't have to do a face cut because they will think you just showed a way to eliminate doing face cuts on leaners🙈
Not trying to be a dick, but this is poorly explained in the video for someone who has no experience, other than the actual boar cutting itself.
If someone doesn't know enough to figure that out they shouldn't be bore cutting.
@@snorman1911
Obviously...But I'm sure some retard will attempt to recreate this exact example as shown on a whole tree, and not just a stump.
And if they did it on a leaner, without doing a face cut, it's almost guranteed to create a Barberchair.
Less Talk, Just Do It@
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Hey Casey well Explained! Chainsaw etiquette 👍👍
I'm pretty sure that was Taylor Chuckling in the back ground 🤔
Great work guys 🦌 🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸🦌 see you at the Yankee Sportsman Classic!!
The Vermonter BS
Great tips and video - I learned a neat tip today with your video thanks for sharing. Con's - your making it look way to easy (⛓🪚). All the best and God Bless. 🙏❤🇺🇸