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Nice I figured that's what face meant in the post. Or at least guessed a picture of it

I can see you now starting the face on the next tree while the one you just cut is still falling, not even bothering to look up.. It's like a climber that doesn't look down. Once the cut is made and the piece is away, he has no interest in what happens to it.. he just moves to the next cut...

makes sense.. I have never logged or cut row. The more often you repeat some task the more important it is to shave a few seconds/minutes whenever possible. Its also remarkable how often the fast way is really the efficient way and the efficient way is also the safer way. We might prune trees...

I like the open face or conventional for falling, unless the rare case of falling up a steep hill or chance of tree brushing or hanging up in another tree... Both of which are EXTREMELY rare in my market. In the tree though, taking out tops and such, I will often go with a humboldt, maybe 50-60%...