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Are the butts usually hollow when big?

Newer climber exploring smaller wood with an overhead SRT SRS line in the adjacent fir.

One-handed hang and retrieval, especially electric saws, is clutch.

IDK

Grippy gloves so you have to squeeze a little less.

A little I think you are correct Need to revisit

That's what I did with the stamped metal Oregon guide that the file clips in. Then transitioned to hand filing. Anybody tried the dremel grinders with diamond bits? I think they make a smoother, sharper tooth than a file or wheel grinder. Just got one and there is a bit of a learning curve...

I’ve been watching videos of this youngun for a while now. Talented for sure.

I woke up this morning and looked in the mirror and said “I look like Ted Kazinski”. Still too cold for a haircut.

I guess I’ve been using training wheels for the better part of two decades. Damn I guess I’ll never learn lol.

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I prefer the chainsaw and its sharp teeth far away from me. Having it stored by the handle put it directly in the way of the hand/arm during the climb. The idea bothered me at the beginning, but I tried this method anyway because why not. I discovered in less than one hour that my worry wasn't...

That's why I like the roller. You can see and learn what's happening to transition to freehand. Training wheels.

My opinion is guides are a learning tool , I refuse to be guide dependent and believe in hand filing (its like what if there was a disaster where guides are unavailable with work to do).On file diameter as Jerry teaches there is a place where dropping 1/32" is beneficial (after chisel is about...

IYKYK.

I use the “Libby” app to get books from our local library. They have that book listed… Better than spending $28

I use a pulp hook and find it Far better than lifting with bare hands

Remember to squat , and not twist while loaded, as possible.

Grip 101% percent of what is necessary, not 125% of what's necessary.