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Do you actually listen to yourself or read your posts before hitting the little button on the right? If not I would highly recommend you begin doing so... I would also like to take the liberty of speaking for the entire Arb community and state the we are all giddy with anticipation concerning...

In the spirit of keeping it real I have taken the liberty of re-wording your last sentence to more accurately portray reality Daniel... I hope you don't mind? " It's just a shame that my ego and personality has gotten in the way." murphy4trees 9:30 pm April 9th, 2020

Might be time for Daniel to get a check up from the neck up....

Please try and keep up here Daniel because were now talking about your obvious issues with getting your back cut right the 1st time...Might want to work on that buddy...

Ok then?

Nonsense and you know it...

Yea, but your spelling still sucks.. Sorry. Couldn't resist..

I have noticed over the years that some folks just seem to have been born with a built in level and their cuts always seem to come out dead nuts level and parallel with each other. To them making clean cuts come easy. I know tons of great fallers that dont have this inner level and they simply...

This one goes out to the Murphman.

Actual there is something very special about a beautiful perfectly executed stump.... What exactly is your deal with needing to make multiple attempts at your backcut (free frame at 3:45)...It really shouldn't be that difficult buddy..

Between all your self aggrandizing and your never ending bloviating I believe you just admitted to leaving a mess of shitty cuts in your wake, and using a dulll saw while making said cuts? On this we can agree!

Gee Daniel I thought the point of my comment was very clear. Your rigging was mundane yawn worthy stuff and men have been doing similar things with blocks and straps since before the advent of dirt...... And Mr. Beranek is the bees knees...

I'm just an old hack working in the woods Daniel, but I have it on very good authority that men have been using slings and blocks to lower limbs and stuff for a very long time? Speaking of worthy, this just popped up on my rotator.. Nuff said.

Thats where you and I differ buddy.. Every time I lace up the boots I consider it my job to do my best to make a perfect textbook cut every time...Doesn't always work out , but not for a lack of effort.. You on the other hand seem to think its fine to use your clients dime to experiment and try...

Please make it stop.. You just told us that you "intentionally" made a low back cut, but when the tree didn't move you took another stab at it. You then tell us it was all "intentional" and it "worked". The fact that your tree didn't move is the very definition of not "working", and the need for...

You obviously made multiple attempts at your backcut, destroyed your hinge, and lost yet another tree sideways..There is simply no excuse for a so-called professional to ever make a cut like that (or the ones pictured above) on a residential tree job... Ever! If you really feel the need to...

You clearly missed the point of my post, so I'm gonna lay it out for you real nice a slow buddy.. It would probably be best if you went back and simply learned to perform the basic functions that every decent faller needs to know like making sound undercuts and not continually destroying your...

I for one will never understand your insatiable need to continually use unproven, unreliable, and unsafe cutting methods and leave gawd awful looking stumps in your wake...Are you trying to somehow reinvent the wheel Daniel? I realize its super boring and takes a little more effort, but why...