Hi, I’m at 31 min in but can’t resist to say few things: - looks like you are rushing a little bit, I follow you I never see you rushing or hurry like this, is that any reason for that? - if you face cut the big branches and direction on the right side you can control better the falls without brushing the house or the other trees branches. If the chainsaw is stocked in to stopping it is a nice and safer, and after freeing out is a good idea to do visual check on there is no significant damage on the blade. Keep up the good work. Just my friendly 2 cents. Erik from Budapest / Hungary 🇭🇺
Yeah that’s actually spot on. I had two hours to finish this tree and get ready for class that morning. I totally agree with the directional cutting as well. Thank you for your comment!🤙🏼
What kind of redirect is that? Does it not add to much friction and when is best time to use it like that? Asking cause I climb zigzag drt and I find myself doing a lot of oak clean outs and dead wooding and get into spots I can't advance out without resetting my whole system.
It’s called a termination-end redirect. I use anytime I need to protect myself out on a limb. I can use it to help me climb around a canopy to access some point of interest. I can use it like this to advance my tie in point. The only limit I’ve encountered is when redirecting through very tight crotches. They tend to add too much friction.
@@chtclimbing good to know thanks. I never thought about just redirecting half the system like that. I will try that out. I tried out on a spar the zigzag put the tail end through the carabiner to repel and that's my go to now on spar work.
Hi,
I’m at 31 min in but can’t resist to say few things:
- looks like you are rushing a little bit, I follow you I never see you rushing or hurry like this, is that any reason for that?
- if you face cut the big branches and direction on the right side you can control better the falls without brushing the house or the other trees branches.
If the chainsaw is stocked in to stopping it is a nice and safer, and after freeing out is a good idea to do visual check on there is no significant damage on the blade.
Keep up the good work.
Just my friendly 2 cents.
Erik from Budapest / Hungary 🇭🇺
Yeah that’s actually spot on. I had two hours to finish this tree and get ready for class that morning. I totally agree with the directional cutting as well. Thank you for your comment!🤙🏼
@@chtclimbing
But in the end you picked up the vibe and you’ve done what was needed adjusting to the situation and finished nicely!
Good job man. 😎💪🤙
Good morning and good job.
What’s up dude I hope you’re well. Thanks buddy!🤙🏼
@@chtclimbing Doing good hope you are too
@@billyshumate853 all good on my end. I’m just trying to stay consistent in my endeavors and keep myself focused.
What kind of redirect is that? Does it not add to much friction and when is best time to use it like that? Asking cause I climb zigzag drt and I find myself doing a lot of oak clean outs and dead wooding and get into spots I can't advance out without resetting my whole system.
It’s called a termination-end redirect. I use anytime I need to protect myself out on a limb. I can use it to help me climb around a canopy to access some point of interest. I can use it like this to advance my tie in point. The only limit I’ve encountered is when redirecting through very tight crotches. They tend to add too much friction.
@@chtclimbing good to know thanks. I never thought about just redirecting half the system like that. I will try that out. I tried out on a spar the zigzag put the tail end through the carabiner to repel and that's my go to now on spar work.
And that 194 sounds angry. What kind of pipe are you running or is it a built saw?
No pipes or anything fancy. It’s all stock with a slightly modified exhaust and tune to match it.
@@chtclimbing I run the 194 also and a cheapo Chinese saw. I opened up the exhaust also. Seems like it woke the saws up a bit