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Ya, coming from rock climbing, efficiency is super important. Holding on 20% more than necessary is an enormous waste. Holding on just enough not to fall off was the basic goal for me. Same thing about gripping a flipline or rope. When saws have no kickback potential in a particular cut, I...

Me, too. A small extra cut for the wedge maybe be more efficient, though.

ha, probably hard to say otherwise, growing up around and always knowing about your uncle's skills.

I am going to start charging for that tip? What is the royalty payment?

I learned that from you, Chris, when I was 39 on the TH. Swear to god you got credit (well "I got this from a guy on the Tree House") when I taught it to the new guy last week on a cedar job. I taught that to my old SPs boss who has done trees for close to 50 years in the PNW. Now I know it...

Ya, Stig, much less work to put in a wedge or sticks than back chaining.

Wedges more than half way in, on both sides (cutting from 12:00 to 6:00, place wedges at 4:00 and 8:00, when the stump comes free, it will open the keft. If not, you can hop on the stump and try to break it free levering over the wedges as fulcrums. If I have a 40" stump and a 36" bar, I dog...