TREE WORK WORLD TOUR!!! The San Juan Islands with Seattle Tree Care! Lots of tips and tricks!
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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Timestamps:
1:15 - The Ship Sets Sail!
5:38 - Land Ho!
9:23 - Fir Removal Over a Cliff
32:22 - How to Pull Over a Back Leaner
49:18 - Interview With Peter
54:05 - Peter Sends a 100ft Top
1:04:04 - Single VS Double Taper Wedges
1:11:00 - Cutting Down a Big Fir 6 Inches At a Time
1:38:26 - Dontá Fells a Dead Fir
1:41:14 - Headed Home
Email me at guiltyoftreeson1@gmail.com if you want to be part of this project!
Longer videos are fun sometimes but don't be afraid to make some shorter videos too. Like a 5-10 minute video these are my climbing saws, these are my felling saws. Equipment overview etc... pumping put some 5 minute some videos can help you get rolling and we would all love to watch them.
Absolutely extadic that you are back at it.
I like the long ones ..its the story. I could do with that winch.
You can always stop and watch later
You should definitely keep the video lengthy same very informative in your videos.
Making short videos under ten minutes is kinda pointless u work almost as much and u make way lesss money.
Also, thanks Seattle Tree Care, for taking Jake along with you, so he can share all of this with us. I'm in the midwest, so trees are a bit different out here.
It was our pleasure and so glad you liked it👍
Thx for hiring Jake 😅
people watch because you are an interesting character. well done having the balls to leave the old job, i look forward to seeing what you do next.
Damn an 1:45 min vid! Starting off strong lol. Can’t wait to watch it this evening! This channel is going to blow up too
Awesome! I was nervous it was too long 😬
Your World Tour idea is. I think your channel is going to explode!
So nice to have a chance to watch Peter crushing it. Fixed D harness, Munster hitch, swinging a 440 round like a 20 and taking massive tops. I am off to revisit his crane removal video and throw pointless climbing equipment out of my bag. Great new channel Jake!
Jake, I watched the ENTIRE video. One thing that ETW could never (italics) take away is your (italics) ability to create a super entertaining and informative production. Thank you for taking the time and may many more reach out to you. Success my brother!!
This was BRILLIANT and VERY interesting. Some wonderful views of the other islands. Keep them coming and DON'T worry about the length, there is always a PAUSE button if you need to eat or whatever. Stay safe and enjoy your work. Best wishes from the UK.
I never was a climber always a ground man. I cleared lines for south central bell and work for other shade tree companies 35 years ago. I’m an electrician for the last 32 years and this brings back so many memories good and bad lol. Thanks for the channel and your work.
Love the San Juan Islands. For a travel idea, how about hanging out for a day with the climbing champion from each of the ISA chapters around the world? We could see a whole bunch of different approaches to the world of tree care.
Great vid. I know it's hard to get guys to converse when on camera, but it adds a lot to a video when personal insights are shared with viewers. Your conversation around the fire added a lot. If each member of the crew could add their story too, it would be great.
I especially like the idea of adding each crew member adding their story. Would have liked to know the really tall dude's story too. With a decent length bar, he could be a human telescopic pole saw.
Hi Jake. You "Guilty" of a good long video, Thanks, I enjoyed it. 😃
I love watching and pause from time to time tou read the comments that's just as interesting. To each and everyone, have a blessed year and God bless you all. Greetings from South Africa. ❤
great video, thanks.
The one hand flip around and pull it threw was good. Quick little clip in their.
Awesome start to a new chapter in your life. Let the good times roll.
Peter is a savage…. He makes me feel better about being a more lumberjack sized climber
Off to a great start! I watched it at 1.5x playback speed and it was very watchable. 😁👍
Absolutely love these longer videos. Thanks Jake!
Yeah it was a really long video... but I watched 8 hours of a chainsaw idling one time 😉
Beautiful scenery, great job, very cool 😎
😂 thank you
Like the fact that you take the time to explain how and why you do things you do. I have been watching all your videos, being from the PFNW, and from a logging family with many generations of loggers
Gotta love that area, it grows on ya, keep up with the great work and enjoying life
Awsome stuff
watched it all. Good content.
God bless you and your family's journey.
Nice vidja. Nothing like working from a office with a view.
With weather and views like that - I didn’t mind the length at all!
Good to see some good ol gettin er done tree work with out a lot of bs screwing around with fancy equipment- thats how I learned to get trees down!
Excited to watch this later. Looks like the new channel is off to a great start! Good luck with it, and congratulations on the clean break.
Wow really respect what this video is.I lit my wood stove and sunk in for the knowledge and lessons that I’ll never fully learn.
Thanks!.
I was just in the San Juan Islands 3 weeks ago. Absolutely beautiful!!
This is the real Axe Men... you need a television show bro. Hope that's where this is all heading.
Who watches television?
@@shaffism Anyone who watches Axe Men for starters... and likely half the population.
You set the bar high with the last channel but this video at least hit said bar or exceeded.
For those wanting shorter videos, a split right after the first night's fire would have been a good place to start a separate video if you wanted to, but I kept interest for the whole thing.
Thank you for showing specs for the saws, gear, and equipment. What was the tree guy's big saw? The model plate was rubbed off. It kinda reminded me of an old 066 or something like that. I like the focus on the model number for the chipper and other times where you could see either on the item itself or added text on the video. Some of us are spec junkies. I wouldn't mind knowing more about the chip truck and skid steer in that regard. The discussion about the saddles was appreciated.
Since this is a new tree company for the channel/new tree guy you’re working with, I liked that you mentioned his preferred method of sharpening (square ground) and showing it.
Also liked the talk about the balance between safety and productivity.
I would love if a youtuber with some publicity such as you would talk about the pros and cons of developing a wedge that was double thickness in one piece. Instead of being a point at the front, it would be just a bit thinner than the butt end of a single, maybe start at 1/2" or 3/4" and end at 2 inches thick or thicker. Would that make sense instead of hacking through stacked wedges like we all do? Is there a reason that wouldn't work or wouldn't be safe? I get sick of dealing with stacked wedges when I need to use them and sometimes I'm tempted to use old wide steel splitting wedges hoping there's still room for the saw in front of their points... I haven't really tried that yet though.
Love to see that you visit August in your world tour soon!
Enjoyed it! welcome back.
Jake, with the amount of amazing scenery, crazy tree cutting action, and detailed explanations of the theory behind why you are doing what you do, you make the videos as long as you need them to be and we will all watch every minute of them. You need to come visit down here on the Gulf Coast after a hurricane. We have some seriously crazy situations with all the big live oaks and long leaf pines that lean into structures and each other. You would love figuring out some of those puzzles.
Glad to see you back out there Jake
At 5:36 I just love these little bits. Just adds to the character of the whole video. It’s like I’m there and get to laugh at the drone mishaps with everyone else. Love it Jake and stay safe from Scotland 🏴
That's a guy I like, always have your Felco at hand 😁
I’m a Colorado boy have a Cabin in Breckinridge CO and I love this state. Ive always liked Washington State because I LOVE rainy cloudy days. Finally went to Washington 06-02-2020 to 06-14-2020 and I LOVED WASHINGTON!!! Landed is Seattle took a ferry to Vashon Island then across to Southworth to drive North up and stayed in a lot of stops around the Olympic peninsula and it was my favorite trip I’ve ever had!!!
Lived up there when I was a kid.
I remember my dad and friends removing trees with huge McCullough saws and dinomiting the stumps.
One thing I like about your videos is the great attitude and joking with customers and crew. I sure do learn a lot watching your videos.
I'm over 70 so I won't be climbing any but I do like your videos. BTW I still have the 8 hour video playing. LOL Gotta help ya you know!
See? If you were a multi-millionaire you could be living there too! LOL
I like the longer videos.
We would love to have you come stay and work in Philadelphia. A guest house for you and your family and plenty of work. Happy to see you doing well!
Beach fir 😁
That was pretty sweet plus it was pretty sweet to see a shadow through your wood chips of your saw cutting while you're in the air from the sunlight
Very cool experience…yes, a little long. But at least it’s cool tree work. 👍🏼
Glad to see you back keep the videos coming
Good to see you back in the branches.
the San Juan islands are awesome, love it there
especially Henry Island and Roche harbor, the people there are real chill
Awsome video .can't wait till next one
What a beautiful area. This is going to be hard to beat.
Loved seeing this! Jake you are doing well! Please stay safe and continue to do God’s work of tending to his handiwork. Look forward to your next video!
Nice.😆 😆.💪
Welcome back. Great video to kick off the world tour. Love the production with blending the different cameras and your commentary. Sad you lost the drone. Good work.
Hell of a job buddy... 😎
Patrick
That’s Patrick! Did you watch the whole thing?
@@GuiltyofTreeson not yet... I'm picking away at it... how do you edit these super long ones 🤯
There's a whole "world of trees" out there. I like that "world of trees"
Awesome job, glad to see you up and running!👍👍
I watched the whole entire video. I’m a degenerate for watching this kind of stuff, but more so, I like your content and style. You make the content come to life. Thank you!
I'm a Stihl dealer and those 200T are recognizable from miles... Great saw and everlasting.
Great scenery cool zip line great tree work 👍 love from Ireland 🇮🇪
I like the longer videos . Even if I don't get to watch it all at once I'll get through it soon enough
Peter's dad and I do have much in common then. Currently studying last year on a bachelor's degree in forestry- so that's pretty cool. All the things Peter mentions are stuff we've been through both in class and outside in the field. Can't wait to get out there.
What a great video🙌🥳 and yeah, as it's been said, bite sized videos 10-15 mins is appreciated also👌🏻 keep it up, looking forward to the next one🤩
Congrats on the new channel, and I'm looking forward to watching your videos! You have a very genuine personality that comes through the screen very well!
One thought is that yes, the video might be too long. 20-30 min is a sweet spot where there can be depth of content, but not too long for one siting. If you break a longer video into parts, your channel visitors will come back repeatedly, which creates a habit of watching each one of your videos. Just one guy's thoughts.
Wishing you success!
Love watching people super skilled at their jobs. Cool stuff. 👍🏻😎
Thank you for the video! The wife and I have been out to the islands many times, a few of them to practice my craft, which is furnace repair. Just like you, I find myself pausing quite often to enjoy the scenery and other attractions unique to the area.
Good to see you back into it Jake.
48:52 Wow. that little machine you got there is a real work horse. I imagine it comes in really handy on a lot of jobs.
Once you use the dingo there's no going back
Very handy👍 a real “back saver”
I'm so happy for you man!!! You get to do tree work AND make some super impressive productions for us! My prayer for you is that this season proves to be the most productive and fulfilling time for you yet. Keep up the hard work!
Thanks so much for you prayers 🙏
@@GuiltyofTreeson what is your email address because I want to get some tips about tree work
Great to see you back at it Jake!
Man the San Juan’s are so beautiful/awesome. Can’t wait to be back.
I'm glad to see you in your new format. I followed you, not the company. Trust the inner peace and the little voice. They'll never let you down.
Long or short video like em all, always a pleasure to watch you practice your trade Jacob.
Wow can You believe you were so far above that rot I can't stop shaking my head lol
I need me that dingo winch!
I honestly love all your content. I like a mix of shorter 10-15 minute vids and these longer ones as well!
Wow amazing location and love this long video I could watch forever. I flipped a bit tho at 1:32:49 when you were one handing it and when you dropped down the saw I heard it cut was afraid you were gonna cut yourself or one of your ropes..
When you were at the top of the tree where you were cutting off and throwing small rounds of wood, you were actually looking at Vancouver Island in Canada. I know because none of the San Juan or Gulf Islands are that long. I live in Victoria about five kilometres from a beach where I can look across the water and see a couple of the San Juan Islands. It really is a beautiful part of the world to live in!
I like when climbers have to tackle non-plumb trunks and limbs. Angles are our everyday reality when we do commercial and residential tree removal around here in deciduous/hardwood tree country (WV and PA). We don't really have to worry about the 100+ foot tall heights as much, but the large, heavy, wide branches on these hardwoods are a bit challenging. I've seen you master these before but it'll be nice to see you do it again for this new channel. Our trees are at least straight in the woods, but everywhere else they're every angle on the protractor.
Good to see a good old school PNW climber. Massive tops for the win!
This is great! It's like Anthony Bourdain meets arboriculture!
I’ve done some small scale tree work with a lawncare company, and a month or two with a forester before that company went under. But loved every bit of it and can keep loving it just watching the stuff you do while learning new things. For the 2-3 years I’ve watched, always great content.
Like my teacher said. Follow your teams. 😆.💪 Nice.😆. Buckin billy ray smith. That's why I'm the boss 😂😂😂😂 love it.👍 love people too ❤. Was a long time too get there. 😆
Loved your videos from the beginning! Will continue to watch but could you please slow down your panning shots? Thank you!
@Guilty of Treeson, Jake that one shorty stub woke the dog up!! LOL. DUDE I got tired just watching the end of the video! MAN!!! Chucking those 5" "tall" rounds....
Thanks buddy!
Good luck with your REAL channel.
Thank you
I LOVE watching you and your buddies pruning and/or cutting down these BIG trees. Here in south Louisiana we have mostly oaks and cypress and in northern Louisiana Kisatchie National Forest has mostly pines and other types of hardwoods, but, not as big as your firs and redwoods!
Best woodworking video in a long while, keep it up Jake
I grew up on Camano and Whidbey island. Loved learning to cut trees in this area. Cheers brother
So pumped to see this!
Thanks!
Now I am waiting for your next video so glad your back to doing your thing, Did not have the time to watch entire video in one sitting so I broke it into two segments which just left me wanting to get back to the second half. Seven 15 minute videos or one 1:45 minute I just watch as I have time and always looking forward to the next release. Oh yeah the 261 is my favorite light rear handle saw.
Sick video!
Dude keep them coming! It was awesome and I hope we don't have to wait to long before there is another. The suspense leading up to this one was brutal lol. Still praying for you man!
This is the old guilty of treason that I missed, love the video Jake great work!
He’s got quite the skills💯
Two years ago, I loved it..
Real nice with the winch on the log grab we had a vemeer. Was good but few times would just skid on the ground. So yer winch is always the go slow but never loses traction.
I see that Rainer on the dash of the boat 🍻
I like your long videos. Thanks for the entertainment!
Nice adventure. I like the longer format, good for the middle of the night, couldn't always spend that long, but you kept it moving nicely and I was kind of disappointed when it ended.
I've enjoyed watching your videos. You do things when you talk, also not afraid to show the fun you have working. Thank you for taking the time to make them
Fantastic!!!! Loved the different environment and views. Great Job!!!!
Personally I prefer 20-40 minutes videos but if it’s a channel I really like I’ll watch longer ones like this
Hated to see this video end.Great stuff.Thanks