Sorry, no footage from me but a short story. A big walnut had a massive limb toward the lay. It was a good help to counter balance the otherwise backlean. Enough room to fell it in front, but there were a travel trailer on both sides. If the tree would had hit the ground with this huge limb, the whole tree would then had tilted to either side and damaged (at least) a caravan. To save a big amount of time and effort needed by piecing down the crown, I weakened heavily the limb at its base, not by undercuting, but by boring. I left a strap on the underside to avoid pinching my bar, and was able to cut upward as far as I dared (will it still hold?). A bit nerve wracking here. When the tree hit the ground, the strap just exploded and the whole thing collapsed flat with no side move. Yeeha !