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Except for using a wax emulsion instead of newspapers and glue, that is pretty much standard procedure for ripped logs.

Good job. That was nice to watch. Nice stick of lumber, too. What will it be used for?

Use them big enough and two would probably do it. I was thinking about those safety lanyards for use in bucket trucks. The ones that have a long section of sorta "peel-off" stuff, to slow your fall, so the impct wont hurt you. Am I totally out in the weird zone here? This is not my field of...

I was thinking about your not having a strong enough rope/chain to trust holding it when butt-tying. How about using 2 ropes, one tied tighter that the other. That way the tightest rope can break, absorbing most of the force, and the looser one can hold the stem in place.

Anyone of us close to a fishing fleet would be able to pick some up. They use Dyneema in the most amazing thicknesses!! Like loose woven in the thickness of an forearm. ( mine, not yours;)) I buy my dyneema pull lines from a company supplying fishermen. Way cheaper than getting it from forestry...