How to Dig Bench Cuts & More! (Fixed Audio from Original Video)
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
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For this video I go over the 3 most common cuts that I use to make the tread for my trails in the jungle. Digging a trail takes some imagination and a bit of forethought. It's hard work and digging it wrong will wreck your trail & lead to erosion... so better make sure you do it right the first time.
The full bench cut is the most practical type of tread dug out of hillsides for trails and hopefully by the end of the video you'll understand why. As always, your slope, environment, and soil composition will determine which style will be best suited for you.
I filmed this in one afternoon and it took me two days to recoup and rehydrate. The jungle sure is gnarly. Yes, there's a typo in the video. I was tired when I was editing and didn't catch it (there's no spell check in my video program). It'll be tough, but I think we'll all be able to live with it.
Amazing!🤩
What is that squeaking in your audio?
The jungle. Not a place of solace by any means.
@@A.T.TrailWorks OK, yes, obviously there are creature sounds, but later on I pick up a very regular but faint high pitched squeaking. Wondered if it was something to do with your production gear, but I guess it could be some critter. It's just so very very regular, as if mechanical, I really began to wonder about it.
Probably my phone if it doesn’t sound organic. I have partial hearing loss so I can’t hear certain frequencies. Could also be the noise filters that I put over the original audio as well, sometimes that gets squeaky. I need to make an updated video now that I’m back in the States.