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You might like the O-rig system ( maybe O-Ring) It moves your climbing system away a bit, while being in reach. I've never used it. I'm almost all Srt. The first Rope Wrench was a box- end wrench fir a minute, then a piece of wood. My first Wrench was a hickory hammer handle with a 45⁰...

Back chain!

Yep

Hot Hot water relieves the itch for a few hours, IME.

Have you wanted the braiding lube off?

A lot, lot more. Disposable outer layer. Preventative lotions. Washing immediately after with a wash cloth and soap scrubbing oil off. Wash all gear used.

Respirator!

Yes. One that would require rigging, not cut and chuck. A long, diagonal to the grain hinge

Rain and calm after rain and wind. In the middle of a 150' doug-fir (if my climbline is 250') that started making a crack in the gravel driveway. Barely seen by the neighbor by luck. A house would have been hit by this tree at 70' so probably 1.5' thick. We raked and tamped the gravel to...

Bet you got a guy!

I've been using a sizwheel with double-hinge and a farside/compression dutchman on snappy doug-fir limbs to swing them into a dropzone.

Is it problem the width of the kerf or low power of a small saw in denser wood or something else?

Wishing everyone a great day!

Your shop, Carl, or a job?

I have a lot of Samson stable braid. Maple leaf ropes has good deals. A 3-strand hard lay Sampson tree-master if using a Maasdsm rope puller. I like the grip and friction of Treemaster for natural crotch self-lowering without a lowering device. Needs breaking in. Many don't...

My first climb line and rigging line were Arbor plex. Quickly got a 16 strand. Never had another AP.

Hahahaha

That's energy absorption. Stretchy ropes are sometimes premium priced like polydyne and dynasorb. Next get a thicker double-braid.

Rich, are you self- employed or an employee? Good work.

Friends say this happen on I-57 at highway speeds. The bike ended on the rider, too. Motorcycles are too unforgiving for me.