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I had the exact same thought, Cory :).

You assume there is an idea...which requires a thought process...which seems unlikely. :D

Sadly.

Just by a little bit :D.

Indeed!

Just tie it behind your back... I find it messes with the students minds quite well enough. :D

That's fun to watch. How many wasted hours do you suppose it took to get there? :)

Wow!

I have no formal formula. And zero experience with euc of any stripe :). I like to keep a good 20 to 25 percent of the width of the hinge on each end...so that leaves 50 t0 60 percent to gut out. But I've gone with less left on the ends...and I don't think very much more. When I've used...

Box turtles are neat. We don't have them here.

People do the most stupid things.

Seems like a truly horrible idea.

At least it looks like damage to the house is minimal, and not at risk of further damage from weather, etc. Hope that's the case.

Something I'd never think of...scaffold on wheels. Sounds like a viable option to explore, at least.

Another post, might help picture the process... https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/butt-tying-or.15460/page-2#post-513572

And foam!!!!

Here's a link to a thread with a controlled let down...a training exercise I was part of. Might give some ideas. https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/rigging-out-a-root-sprung-leaner.13738/

I have used controlled lower a handful of times, to protect lightweight asphalt parking lots. It does work, but you need a strong, tall anchor point, and two anchor points works mo betta. That takes two people to work in a very coordinated manner to let the control ropes out simultaneously...

The obvious answer is "FOAM"! :D

Yup.