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Agreed ;)

No cutter that has been deep into wind thrown bucking, hasn't seen the power hidden binds bring to bear. It'll scare you at least, hurt you bad most likely, and kill you in an instant given a chance. You boys and girls that get called into the urban/suburban cleanup scene following storms...

It happens that way, yup. ;)

Bingo, Chris.

That is a good tip, for certain.

Ain't that the truth, Rich. We often know more than we remember we know :).

Agreed. Bucking here in the PNW, you still have to allow over length just like anywhere else loggers log, no problem to take a little wedge off.

That too calls for a "Yessir!".

Yessir. That Stig has found it to be quite beneficial carries a ton of weight with me...he doesn't do anything involved with saw work that doesn't pay off in efficiency, effectiveness, and/or improved safe operations, by my estimation. That Chris kid over in hardwood heaven knows a thing or...

I think if you have serious top bind the likelihood would be for the natural wedge to spit out and fail to hold the kerf open, where a slimmer plastic wedge would not. But the natural wedge has a lot more friction inherent, so maybe not. I think it's greatest benefit for production bucking is...

That is a great trick, for sure.