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I'd sharpen my saw just because it needed it. Then again he may have thought he was running a razor. Sharp is a variable term in this business.

Game of Logging is an excellent training course except for the one size fits all approach to using bore cuts only.

His work is sloppy but he actually did it by Game of Logging standards.

Logging eastern hardwoods, you'll get the belt from the guy grading logs in the yard at the mill if you don't have whisker thin hinges. Hence the common borecut.

I'm more interested in how the faller explains it to people.

I wont get into much, as I don't need this or that coming back to me. The video surprised me is what I will say.

I know them. This video surprised me when I first saw it. Well established reputable company.

Cory, I won't claim they're the greatest outfit on earth. I can't say that for sure. But, that video seemed to capture the worst of things. I'm not 100% sure on how great or lousy their work situation is. They have nice iron, their own crane, and rock pretty hard in the land of monstrous...

Oh its brutal how things change. I didn't mean to word that harshly. Not my intent.

Cameron owned his own cranes. It wasn't a crane company. Out of respect for him and his loved ones, lets try and keep the facts straight.

I know that company. Know the owner. They're not wannabe's either. They work in the land of the big sticks, and have been in business a long time. That was a bad move, but I assure anyone on here they are not wannabe's.

Bad cable. A sling or the tree should have broken or even the crane should have tipped.

Hahaha

Just put that anywhere!

So you are proposing in depth training that covers not only basic saw handling skills but also advanced felling techniques for tripping domino leaners? All of this for joe schmoe that wants to cut up a few downed limbs on his lawn? No basic course could have prevented that mishap. that's simply...

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I get butterflies in my stomach when I watch those videos.

It's not staged. Watch the saw work and watch where it goes. The person staging it would have had to have both houses at their disposal to crush in case it went backwards and not sideways. It wasn't aimed sideways. My point is, the caller wasn't in control.

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Freak.