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Your groundie doing that saw dance 😂😂😂 got me rollin Sound advice Butch,I would have to totally agree with ya there. All is well that ends well Jeff! Congrats that sucker looking dryy mang,i bet now you can sleep a lil better 👍👊💪

Ya I will wrap it around damn near anything to make a handle,been using the bigshot head itself lately.

Good judgment calls Jeff,always best safe than sorry brother. That nest of a throw line uugh hate that😩😩 I definitely have my own methods of avoiding that as best i can. Also gotten pretty good at untangling them over the years... Stephen put up sound advice there,with out an extra throw line...

Thanks Stephen,Fi, Jeff as well. 😁 we are stoked about the baby!! Equal excitement about the return of the spellfeller!

Thank you,exciting stuff for sure. Hardee har ha ha,Butch I didn't know you are a holy man!

My lady is 6months pregnant,it's a boy, just sayin 😁🎉🎈

Congratulations on the move,sounds exciting and stressful. Hope it's all for the best. You sure did some good light tricks on them pictures! Lookn professional hahaa. You still using the same photographer? Ya man,sunny is right 😩 wasn't the warmest summer but nonetheless.its end is drawing near.

Jeff!!!! Alright man,good to read ya bud!

😬 My B.

If ever concerned about a hinge hanging on too much, you can add a kerf cut on both sides of the face,few inches below the the sides of the hinge area. I also think this can be touchy-feely if you don't fully understand how it affects the release. I use it regularly myself,cypress,Palms,they...

I have seen this ruin guys,will damage your body if that butt comes back n gets ya.

This is something i live by,at home ,at work,dynamic loads,rigging forces,fights with the ol' lady... You name it,thats some truth. Recognize,identify,assess,work with it.

Jeff,truth is,there is not enough information in these pictures for some one to judge too harshly,you cannot tell the lean,or size of the pieces cut. What you can see from the pictures looks good. Alls well that ends well. Those faces look great and you didn't gaff out ,get hurt,or break...

The saw placement in the back cut,needs to be a tad above bottom of smile,few inches/depends on diameter ,that will reduce the chace of the trunk/hinge kicking back,thats why I inquired about the evedince.you may have cut it great,im just asking lol. I also cut at torso level,amongst other...

👍 looks good Jeff,nice smiles and bar placement looks decent. You have any pictures of the hinge wood after topping/felling cuts?

I think the point of offsetting the cuts are for accuracy reasons,if you don't line up and go even the slightest inside of your under cut,you then have potential for a tear that may go beyond the branch collar. Being a greenhorn,I would suggest you keep with the offset method,imo. Keep it up!👍