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I wondered about that face cut myself. Big wood there, @Mick! Nice work.

Nonetheless, @stikine gives valuable insight to the fiber pull question.

As a general guideline we would teach that when you are constructing your hinge it should be a minimum length of 80% of the dbh and a maximum hinge thickness of 10% dbh. We called it the 80 plus /10 minus guideline. It's a good starting point for teaching new sawyers because it puts some...

PRICE DROP! $18500 OBO

anyone here ever sell equipment at an auction? kinda curious what sorta reserve price I could put on my bandit, so far zero calls about it and I need it sold preferably before the end of this month local massey/kubota dealer is 10 minutes away and has an auction every month, next ones this...

In the picture with the face-cut, are you setting up to pull against the lean or...?

That was my guess about who and why.

I think there is a component of having the pith in the hinge. "angiosperms (hardwoods) and gymnosperms (softwoods) build compensatory wood differently. Angiosperms produce tension wood on the upper side of a leaning stem, which contracts to pull it upright, while gymnosperms produce...

Me, he’s not ready for stuff like this yet.

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If that you or your climber, Mick?

Fiber pull has more to do with hinge thickness.

Feast or famine on the workpics. Long dead Sweet chestnut to get on the floor.

Neat looking machine. I like that track arrangement.

I think that is true for either the Humbolt or the conventional face. No other way it could be.

When cutting big trees, way easier to clear the wedge out of the face-cut. I've bore-cut vertically into the center of a wedge, inserted a wedge, pounded to split the face, slid 1/2 out, then a blow on the remaining vertical side of the second 1/2 releases the second 1/2. They side down and...

Why would one cut a face unnecessarily high?

Are you sure there isn't deduction for fiber- pull? Would fiber-pull reduce veneer logs to saw-logs?

Are the dogs ok with cats?

@davidwyby this is still doing the rounds, appeared on my fb reels. Always fun reading the comments.