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    How does palm cut on a slope, not square? Do you have to catch your saw with one arm? I saw a video of some French guys sloping pine rounds, presumably junk wood, as with palm material. They used the pushing chain to help move the rounds out and away, but were catching their 660 (I think) with...
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    The butt cut with 12" wedge as size reference to the butt log, was to show the log size on the ground that came from up to by "Magic". Gord had a "Magic Cut" titled video years ago on TB. Read the description in his YouTube video https://youtu.be/lW-_IO08NdI. Hard to see it in action, though...
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    How do you push a 1000 pound log? You don't even have to match up a face cut. Extra easier when your bar is smaller than the tree is wide. I Magic Cut an 80' spar about 5 times, to 30', solo, in about 15 minutes with directional control. It's way faster and easier than pulling logs off with a...
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    Bretto, did you find what you needed, picturewise? I've taken to hand drawings, like in real life, and taking a picture on my smartphone, posting via tapatalk. Sometimes easier than finding a photo. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bpJdVrrT5Ng"...
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    Ya, Gord's not F@*&ing around. God do I appreciate him bringing the Magic Cut to the discussion table, back when. Its, well, Magic.
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    Its easy to carry a piece of rigging rope... couple, 5-6 wraps and tie the ends. IF it splits, you have a huge amount of binding power simply from that, before it starts to load up on your saddle.
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    Yes, most common when taking out too large and leaning of a head, especially with a standard face cut/ back cut, and no chain or rope/ webbing binding of the stem. When you are hearing and feeling the stem crack as you cut, you know there are a lot of internal forces trying to reach...
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    Red Alder. Gord had a video of it happening to him on Bigleaf maple. A good reason for a cuttable link with a steelcore flipline. I move to a rope lanyard when there is a risk. It chokes the stem better, removing my body from the circle of death. You can be chunking the lower portion of a...
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