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That’s some deep fuzzy logic there. When does a thing become a non thing? When is the point whilst eating an apple, does the apple no longer remain an apple and becomes a core?

Great comeback. And you wonder why people aren’t interested in engaging with you? The minute someone’s opinion differs from your own, you start throwing insults. What a truly awesome way to live. Bravo. 👏

To whom are you referring?

I am far from perfect but do try and do things to the best of my ability. I used to cringe when an experienced worker would do a sloppy set of cuts on the floor and cut through a hinge or similar. If you can't take the time to perfect it on a small tree then what's the hope for a larger one...

Sexy AF!

Maybe I need to get a better understanding of the English language? :)

Daniel, you didn’t make that cut up. It has been used in the UK for years. I was shown it about 16 years ago by one of the guys I was working for at the time. I do similar and to my understanding, from FOGTW, thought it was a coos bay. I just use 3 cuts instead of 4. The first two forming...

Come on Daniel, up your game mate. If you are gonna be a YouTube teacher, at least insist your subject wear a bit of PPE. Wouldn’t want them to get injured now? Especially as you have a “where there is a blame, there is a claim” culture over there.

It still has a lot of directional control but not having to fight the hinge to get it over. The corners do the steering and control. It is a standard cut taught in the Uk. Allowing you to fell a tree 2.5x bar length. It also has the added bonus of making stems easier to pull without losing...

Letterbox cut on an ash stem today. Made it easier to pull the stem by hand as the avant was moving timber elsewhere.

I tried to do a tapered hinge but fooked it up.

So you say. There must be something special to it, professionals in the tree cutting world have been using it successfully for years.

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I think you should called them Murph’s.