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It is WAY faster than reaming. When you cut to scale, every little advantage matters. The reason I'm fast is that the old guy who trained me, taught me to look at what I'm doing and cut away any unnecessary moves. That is why I'm hard at people who spend undue time fuzzing around, checking...

And the moon is made of cheese.

Chris, I have blown a couple of minds on old loggers with that trick. I had never heard of it myself, till i got it from you. I always say I learned it from an American faller, sounds more impressive than from smart guy on an internet site. It is sooooo handy for bucking a log when your wedges...

In my world, the same holds true in the forest.

I just jam a large felling bar into it, as I finish my cut. That works against pinching and for levering it off. I'm a professional logger, so my cuts always match:D Backchaining can help against pinching, as it fills the cut up with chips, but I hate making a big cut like that without being...