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Yes, at about 4" thick they will probably self split on impact. :D

Coast live oak. Previous cuts are not healing over, not a good sign. Probably weakened, but removing large limbs probably worse.

not knowing anything about the species, i would go with light reduction/ clearence pruning for the road.

slice it into cookies, you seem to like sawing afterall :)

Hey let's put one of the GOAT vids here:

Yeah, that's a very methy situation! Having flown and slapped trusses for a very long time, I've never needed a screw and drill to draw a set together. And what is with that itty bitty hammer? Bro, you gonna hit it with your purse when that don't work? WTF are we doing here?

Thats pretty methed up clamping your sack between rafters

I used to go pretty heavy (gallon a day) on Red Bull/Monster, and I never shook at all, never mind like that guy. :/:

I have no idea. They post loads of construction/building vids and each one tends to be somewhere between amusing and hard to believe and they have the shakes in most of them. Could be something as simple as Way too much Red Bull.

What is that dude on? Shakin' like a mofo even before the pinch.

The tree I’m currently thinking of is a euc spar 5’ dbh, 3’ @ 50’ up approx

Customer is talking about maybe removing the limbs over the road. I think only light tip reduction. Thoughts? Thanks

Square-cut with rollers or sliders works. Slants, too, infrequently.

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I would say most on here are either too old for Drum and Base Music. Or it didn't make it that far over the pond, getting more popular these days but it is definitely a UK thing. One of my friends at Uni used to workout and drum practice to Roni Size back in the 90/s. That guy you posted has...

I think I got it. Maybe needs set more 5,000 lb welding table with a big vise should do it …

Some solar co declined advice from The American sand association Now they pay There are two more semis out there