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Effect orientation too. 3" is a moot advantage imho

Lol... on your mark get set post ! Lol

Block (dowel) on top = block on bottom. Once string is plumb, both blocks touch the wall

Exactly so. I looked again and picked up the spacers, just as you describe, Cory. A nice method.

I believe it was just a plumb line but with properly sized spacers so that if the top spacer is pushed flush to the stone, the bottom one should also be touching and parallel to the stone. If it wasn't touching, then the wall aint plumb.

Doesn't the bungee get cut fairly easily/often? The tire takes a beating without issue

i would‘nt do that as you will wear out the attachment point pretty fast. short carabiner and a shorter bridge maybe?

i just lay the tire on the ground without a log under it. good way to dull the maul on concrete ;)

I did it a little on smaller wood. Pretty efficient. Keeps the mess together, throw it in the wheelbarrow or whatever, take the bungee off. I do something similar when I split on the press. I split the round 99% apart and shove it off into a crate where it falls apart. No chasing stuff around.

Simple method. I'm not sure I've ever seen the need for tire or chain/bungee :), but aside from that, seems a reasonable trick.

Man, you sure do land some uglies, David. I like Rajan's suggestion.

Can you post a pic of what you propose?

Eyeball even space between string and block, top to bottom...I think.

I got the first one, but didn't understand the second leveling technique.

You hook one end to one end of the chain and wrap the bungee around and hook it to whichever link works on the other end. The chain is just for size adjustability.

Got a pic or link?

Maybe just cutting the overhanging forks off would be enough?

Cut off the large limb with a power pole saw, set a pull line, cripple cut the stump, pull until it breaks off.

Nah pic a link n hook