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I'd rather take an ass-whupping than have to clean up an exploding tree!
August Hunicke Videos
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August Hunicke
TreeHouser
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LOL, unbelievable
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MasterBlaster
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Dayum!!!
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Haha.
Hoped you'd make it, August.
Hoped you'd make it, August.
sawman
TreeHouser
What did you do before Vermeer??
August Hunicke
TreeHouser
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Cut and ripped.
And sometimes called self loader
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MasterBlaster
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I don't miss those slashing days one bit!
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
August Hunicke, it's becoming a house hold name.
He's been..
I met a bunch of guys from all over that know him.. met a climber in SC after Hurricane Mathew that loved his videos.. Got August on the phone with him... the guy was beaming like he just met Elvis!
August Hunicke
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August Hunicke
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Thanks bots
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Buddy
Treehouser
I needed that, was jonesing for an august video.
Merle Nelson
TreeHouser
Nice acknowledgement of Adam on that video August. A guy will probably work harder for that than he will for money.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
I liked it. I can understand any frustration you had while watching him do it. Not bringing him down at all but it's hard to coach when it is on your dime. I just try to keep thinking about the final score not the present when I have a guy up in the tree.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
haha, I thought when you told him to go from the gut, he just nailed the face, then I saw him come in and look, not holding the saw.
He did a good job. A job to grow from.
I've never seen a sawyer start so hard in one corner on both felling cuts. I trained lots of newbs, often 'college boys' (and ladies) for forestry/ invasive species work at the conservation corps that I worked for in NV, in addition to residential tree work. Fwiw, especially on a funky shaped stem like he was up against, I find getting a feller to actually mark out his front of hinge, then cut the face, then mark the back of hinge, and cutting the back-cut, separates judgment of where the cut should be, from the act of cutting. People often get too much going on mentally, as beginners. So easy to cut way to deep, or cut off the hinge.
Also, when the new feller is using a spotter, having a clearly marked line for the rear of the hinge helps avoid confusion/ error in judgment. When there is a stump-shot, the spotter has to judge where the hinge fibers are, and can confuse (arbitrarily) 1" from the facecut as 1" of hingewood. Instead, the spotter just need to watch the distance to the mark, and focus on accurate communication to the sawyer.
I always like to see into the lives of other tree crews. I work so much in a vacuum here, in Olympia. Thanks for the video.
I never, ever rest the bottom of running saw on my body. I pretty much don't ever. I don't want it ever in my muscle memory. That position seems to be the biggest contributor to cut pants/ legs.
He did a good job. A job to grow from.
I've never seen a sawyer start so hard in one corner on both felling cuts. I trained lots of newbs, often 'college boys' (and ladies) for forestry/ invasive species work at the conservation corps that I worked for in NV, in addition to residential tree work. Fwiw, especially on a funky shaped stem like he was up against, I find getting a feller to actually mark out his front of hinge, then cut the face, then mark the back of hinge, and cutting the back-cut, separates judgment of where the cut should be, from the act of cutting. People often get too much going on mentally, as beginners. So easy to cut way to deep, or cut off the hinge.
Also, when the new feller is using a spotter, having a clearly marked line for the rear of the hinge helps avoid confusion/ error in judgment. When there is a stump-shot, the spotter has to judge where the hinge fibers are, and can confuse (arbitrarily) 1" from the facecut as 1" of hingewood. Instead, the spotter just need to watch the distance to the mark, and focus on accurate communication to the sawyer.
I always like to see into the lives of other tree crews. I work so much in a vacuum here, in Olympia. Thanks for the video.
I never, ever rest the bottom of running saw on my body. I pretty much don't ever. I don't want it ever in my muscle memory. That position seems to be the biggest contributor to cut pants/ legs.
August Hunicke
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Great tips on marking it out. I?ve never done that or taught that. Sounds like a cool classroom type exercise (great video subject).
Starting out as a young cutter, because of the ?vacuum? I was in, I didn?t even know of the sights on saws and shot instinctively, literally for years. Later when I was well down the career path and holding my own on all crews I worked with. I came across Jerry?s book and read him referring to instinct on the undercut. Which hit home cause it was my same mode as taught primally by the vacuum.
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Starting out as a young cutter, because of the ?vacuum? I was in, I didn?t even know of the sights on saws and shot instinctively, literally for years. Later when I was well down the career path and holding my own on all crews I worked with. I came across Jerry?s book and read him referring to instinct on the undercut. Which hit home cause it was my same mode as taught primally by the vacuum.
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August Hunicke
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On my phone I see up above there that the keyboard is placing question mark where there should be an apostrophe. I can?t do anything about that.
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MasterBlaster
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I don't think that's a problem on this end.
August Hunicke
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Ok thanks
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SeanKroll
Treehouser
I see it in 3442, 3443, both.
Sometimes my emojis become black diamonds.
Sometimes my emojis become black diamonds.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
? Mark's show here also. Makes me think something is funky with the server software
MasterBlaster
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What do you mean by "show here?"
August's post?
August's post?
August Hunicke
TreeHouser
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Here is a test of me using only the apostrophe or quotation symbols.
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August Hunicke
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I assure you I entered no question marks
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