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One is Richard, one is Gene, which one are you thinking Al?

As soon as you figure it out, Gary let us know, please!

I can see places, few and far between, where a cut like that MIGHT give more control to the direction of fall. It either has to go over or come back at you from what I see. But with the fiber pull all hinge control seems to be lost, it's pulling the hinge rather than using the fiber to control...

I found this jewel on youtube as well. Again, why not just lower the face cut and make a normal back cut? Seems like it makes a lot more work out of a simple fall? <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Qc4IYyTzYQQ?fs=1&hl=en_US"></param><param...

If at first you don't succeed, get a bigger hammer! It should work most times!

I was waiting for a comment on that one!

Now you are catching on, DUH!! :lol:

I like to fish, and I can bait the hell out of a hook.

But what is cutting edge, new and daring with that? That's tried and true, not thinking outside the box!

How can a bunch of asshole's hug though?

I'm down with cuddles

I think Darin is the closest?

Willie needs a hug.

I'm perfect in every way! I've never made a mistake, I've never had a tree go the wrong way, I've never landed a branch on a house, I've never rutted a lawn, I've never blown out a driveway driving a skidsteer across it. Nothing bad ever happens to me! Yup, I'm Andy, perfect in every way! That's...

That indeed is a "tight drop zone"! Maybe I should have said "threading the needle" in my above post?

Seems to me the face could have been made about two inches lower then the backcut made even with the bottom of the face. and saved a bunch of work. If you can't, then cut it off higher and make an ALAP cut to finish it off. I've got to get my back fixed and get out and make some videos out in...