ENORMOUS Deodar Cedar Removal! Part 2!!!

[@haydeen123]

"Alright guys... I'm sorry I had Kevin dull my saw" was pure gold!

[@davidvanschubert9093]

lol.

[@thedaresmith]

We’re here wanting to watch your video so whenever it comes out we get to watch it it’s not as if you don’t have a full-time job a life to live and possibly even a family So we can exercise a little patience no worries my man no need to explain

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@gurukevy]

Cedar part3 winter is coming 😁

[@madmex2k]

I was going to post the same sentiment myself. Just means we see more videos!

[@gurukevy]

What is the most parts/biggest tree u have ever done?

[@craigcleveland3132]

sure hope Brian the operator is making the most among you guys -he is outstanding!

[@christinenienaltowski3649]

Love the videos, can we have a few more shots of the chipper. Love the banter.

[@Reidbit]

28:03 "I'm gonna try not to embarrass myself.." proceeds to embarrass himself.

[@chrisa6719]

Dude that hurt

[@tessierrr]

i like the long videos, they end up feeling short they are so good :)

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Awesome I am glad you like them!!!

[@tonyjones770]

We have a new husky trenching saw. For all your irrigation needs 😂😂😂

[@chrismartinez2447]

Oh man my heart dropped when I seen the dirt geyser

[@bobfotoples6950]

If anyone is complaining about the time between videos, I suggest they try to do your job and edit in their 'free time' and see how THEY do! I think you're doing a terrific job. Your whole crew is wonderful, and hardworking--something you don't see much anymore.

[@e.lebrunet6311]

I'm often wandering what Brian is thinking, like during this all chainsaw discussion. Looking forward for part 3 👍

[@scottrohrig2358]

Yes lol 😆 we never hear him talk

[@timlleber6498]

Brian is like. I'm glad I'm in the air conditioned cab by myself.

[@leroykidd7457]

Just blue collar guys workin’ hard, cuz they love what they do!!!! Great vids and great content!!

[@Daniel08353]

*Branch hits bucket truck* “Well’... we’re gonna have to edit that out...” 😄

[@ConnerJohn1993]

I remember my foreman yelling at me when I was using his trim saw on the ground and barely knicked the ground with his has. He wasn't too mad but he was like "you're never using my saw ever again". 😂

[@VK2FVAX]

I loved the blame-storm ! Gold. Great film. Worth the wait. Needs more Jed.

[@scottharbaugh4078]

I absolutely LOVE how you all get along and give each other crap. makes work so much more fun when everybody gets along. .

[@EricaHLjung]

I do not mind the videos coming out split into parts. I am much more likely to watch a video around 30-45 minutes long than one over one hour.

[@jello3456543]

I would have loved to see where you dropped the chips last week, to see if they could get in their driveway yet.

[@NapkinTM]

Yes a new vid, thank you! Been binge watching older videos waiting for a new one

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Do you have a favorite video?

[@NapkinTM]

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 I honestly really liked the video of when you guys got the new crane, it was great seeing how happy you guys were with such a big upgrade. But I also really liked when you and Inbred Jed went out for the class cutting 200fters having a good old time.

[@juanitafoster9834]

Love the pictures of the gnome in the tree.

[@TheComander1234]

damn, that banter between you guys are epic!! :D

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Haha thanks! :)

[@dukeflem]

I think if anyone asks you to quote a Deodar tree again, just say NO. If they insist, just double the cost. This is the hardest tree I have ever seen for the number of large cuts and tree branches in the way of the work. Good work.

[@mulishapatrol]

Love this channel such a good wholesome bunch of legends! I'm from Australia and I've been cutting a bit of hardwood lately for firewood and man do I love it! Watching your channel with inbred jeds sharpening skills and all the other pointers really helps! You guys and buckin billy ray smith are my favourites.

[@lmenascojr]

Really do love this sitcom!

[@kentanch2601]

This video is edited perfectly . We get to see both sides of SawGate LOL

[@thedaresmith]

No need to Explain yourself were here to see your videos when you put them out yes we would like to see you more often but nonetheless you do have a full-time job possibly a family and a life to live plus editing videos so we can exercise a little patience no worries my man

[@chrisw9629]

That’s one hell of a chipper you guys got. It’s amazing to see how big of wood that thing will gobble up. Awesome job guys, keep it up!!! 🤘🏻

[@billrobbins5874]

The amount of branches going everywhere on that tree too! 😳

[@charlietree776]

Thoroughly enjoyed this vid, guys. I laughed, I cried...especially after the saw trenched the ground. Great work environment for sure. I miss crane work... sometimes. Have fun, stay safe! 🤙

[@Kilolocks]

The gnome overlooking the water is actually a beautiful photo!

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

I am not proud of how much time I spent editing photos of that gnome! 😂 30 photos over three days lol

[@StrayWolfForge]

Thanks for another awsome video! I appreciate you taking the time to film and edit them. You guys had me laughing so hard. I hope to be as good a climber as you guys some day.

[@_hotrod_]

38:47 Jake:I’d rather be long then short! Girls: that’s the way we like it🤣🤣🤣🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@petermccall8975]

And if a forty minute tree job saga was not enough, it's capped by a high tech gnome outro! THAT must have taken some time to assemble. Thanks for all the work you do making these enjoyable videos. The bit about the dulled chain should be useful for that section of your "How to Manage Work Teams" webinar where you show how to deal with employee errors with high humor instead of angry berating.

[@coryboettcher9702]

Great to watch you guys work, I love the banter there about what happened with the saw, it brought back some of my best memories if I’ll be honest. I had four close coworkers that would carry similar conversation for a week straight over the same thing. For us it was usually the same 4 to 16 different Dave chappell quotes or less commonly breaking a fence. The customer would point at something that’s mostly termite dust and moss that somewhat resembled a fence of sorts and ask us to “be careful “. As tree workers I’m sure you know the inevitable would happen. A small branch powered only by Murphy’s law and a disregarded comment floating around in the back of your head- “oh don’t worry about the fence it’s a mile away” - would do the deed. First the Dave Chappell quote echoing in your mostly empty sawdust filled head then a subtle nip of the bar will catapult said branch off of the top of the saw- then a glide off the upper boom on the truck- a passing birds left wing-and the magical force from the single moment in the day the customer glanced out the window bending time and space itself forcing the gravitational pull directly towards on the single structural fence board holding the entire 50ft section of fence vertical. Those of you who know the moment of disbelief and awe understand this completely. I swear the story and the ridiculous accusations would take up 80% of the days conversation sometimes and we’d laugh until we cried. I also learned how to do fencing but that’s beside the point. Keep up the good work guys and please keep up that sarcastic banter! Don’t let others use your saws btw that’s a dangerous game😂😂 be safe guys!

[@mattrengo8243]

Oh my God I laughed till I cried

[@busman2000]

I swear you have no nervous system at all. I saw that boom on the bucket truck fully extended wracking back and forth, worse than the pitch of vessel in a storm, and you seemed "Oh ho hum, what's next" I would be expelling all manner of expletives and vein utterances to whatever higher power was listening. You are amazing.

[@gravelsasquatch6430]

ANother fine video of a skilled trade. Thanks for mentioning the ChipDrop App, I've been looking for chips and now I'm on the drop list. Stay safe guys.. More cooking videos please!

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Cool! Happy to help!

[@DBruner-cf1qp]

You guys are wonderful. keep up the humor.. we all need it. good job

[@TakodaEhlin]

That little saw is impressive, I need one lol

[@emeyers5984]

That’s a ginormous tree!! Love seeing the gnome make a presence.

[@johndunbar2393]

Short videos, long videos, more videos, less videos, it's however you put it out and what's best for you man. You do a stellar job at filming and editing and I for one, am appreciative of any video you put out. You and August Hunicke are my favorite tree channels and I watch every video. You're doing fine Jake. Thanks for sharing!

[@jayg479]

The crew talk is great. Possibly the best part of your videos lol

[@markp.9707]

I miss the gnome!!! Good stuff as always guys. Nothing better than Seattle area on a sunny day. Gorgeous

[@stevecobb6001]

Nice to see the health and safety gnome was on site to supervise............

[@madmex2k]

He was breaking all the safety codes with no PPE gear though.

[@brandonswan9247]

How do you decide if you or Scott or maybe someone else will go into the tree?

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Is usually ask him what he wants to Do and I do whatever he wants unless o really want one then I’ll say so. We just talk about it. With a climber with less experience I’ll usually just decide who is climbing based on their ability and how much time we have but Scott is as good or better than me so it doesn’t matter which one goes up

[@edmgclone]

Your current format is without doubt, the best. Dw about it.

[@nathanhaupt6485]

The half hour to 45 minutes on a videos are fine by me, easier to find time to enjoy them. Don't love having to split into parts but love all the conversation that is in the video, so well worth splitting the large jobs into multiple parts

[@archieharris9793]

2 parts is pretty good at 40 mins each. Great job guys👍👍

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

It’s actually a three part one. Do you think that’s too much? I am always worried the videos might be too long but people seem to like all the conversations and stuff. I recorded a lot on this job i feel like I am drowning in footage to edit lol

[@archieharris9793]

Nah I think that’s still good. I appreciate the explainations aswell. Your doing a great job. Keep it up!!

[@archieharris9793]

Sometimes I also feel that an hour and a half video is a bit too much so like more often shorter ones👍

[@madmex2k]

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 3 parts is good. The job takes what it takes. We all love the content and learn more about all the parts each video.

[@redmondjp]

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 It's fine - it's better to edit each video down to 30-45 minutes each and break them up. But once you start a job on video, of course you have to finish it, so if it takes 3-4 videos to do it, so be it. Keep up the great work!

[@andreakeeling9217]

I love the Billy way of climbing the tree. Instead of all the rigging. But you guys do a mighty fine job on the tree.

[@Vic-wi2qx]

That was awesome. Just leaves the saw resting with the bar tip on the ground and hits the throttle. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽😆🤣🤣

[@dianncharlan5648]

The drone action is fantastic! What a view!

[@humblewoodcutter2754]

Wow. Da boyz had fun with this one. And it was fun to watch. Thanks for the great vid.

[@danachappell3861]

I'm not sure what you are worried about. If it takes time to bring out a video in parts, that's fine. Everyone else does it that way. You had your hands full with that monster of a tree. I'm still howling my arse off at those gnome pics. That guy has a more exciting life than I do!! lol!! Just do what you do, and we'll be happy to watch what you have done so far with this monster tree. Have a wonderful weekend!!!

[@jadenr.11]

Been waiting for this

[@Pharphette]

Famous last words, “I’ll try not to embarrass myself.” lol I also like the drone man in the matrix.

[@aidanmosman6916]

You should drop the next tree on the house. It’ll be the best KZbin prank ever

[@amfwelsh]

Dam I love this channel

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

May I ask why so that I know what you like?

[@amfwelsh]

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 I love the editing and all the different shots you do from above and ground. But you guys get on super well too and I love the fact you can have a good laugh.

[@madmex2k]

@@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792 I like the gnome shots! You guys are serious about safety always, but you still have fun and its cool to see how this work is done. Look, I have even watched dudes do lawn maintenance on youtube, tough to admit, and this work makes me wish I could do this myself. I am too old, too many parts of my body broken over the years to do it, so I get to see a bunch of guys who know how to get the job done. Keep it up, I will keep watching.

[@ronwolford3782]

It is really good that have a great crane operator to work with and able to trust with your life. Your operator should get more praise.

[@graxav]

Good job lads! Felled and planked a big Deodar years ago hoping to use the timber - all good if its outside - but don't try using it inside! The smell is so pungent, almost nauseating and it never goes away!

[@linwoodnymph6113]

The Gnome LOL! LOL! Nice job guys!

[@jamesrichard6458]

Thank You for some good laughs 👍

[@nickr2425]

Damn wtf was that groundie thinking starting ur saw in the dirt!? LOL! Roto tiller!!

[@edwardrivas8958]

What knot do you use for rigging the branches when using a crane? It looks like a girth hitch, maybe you can make a a video on some demonstrations. And what do you recommend?

[@KaiSyversen]

In Kevins defense: it was only the tip that touched the ground ;)

[@davidbowsher879]

You guys are so skilled. I love watching you, and only wish I could do what you do. Awesome.

[@neilgandhi5565]

Well guys although I am watching this vlog some 6 or 7 months after you have done this job I would have loved to have been on this job with you and I would have used up my annual leave and travelled all the way from the U.K. to Seattle abd worked for free just to be on this job, because adding something like this to me CV would be priceless. But thank you for producing such a great vlog

[@robertlemoine3500]

Man ,you produce wonderful videos.Thankyou

[@joeyisamazing1091]

Don’t worry about having to make part 2 videos, as long as you aren’t just posting all 10 minute videos I’m happy and in my opinion 20-40 minutes is the sweet spot

[@jamesmclennan3618]

New guy need to get that chain back in order with Jed

[@froshproductions]

For what it’s worth, I like multiple videos on these long jobs.

[@thewoofworker6840]

Yeah man, as long as the vids come out, I'm happy to wait!

[@caporaso]

Another job well done. Love the videos, and we all appreciate the effort into editing them.

[@jelinektreeservice]

Brian is the name of one of our crane operators, every time I hear you talking to him I feel like I’m at work too. Great job guys, big tree for sure!

[@BoyRoy18]

and "if you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball" at 13:00. Love that movie

[@Zildawolf]

Bro I didn’t expect all the banter and stuff but man was it funny. Don’t be afraid to keep it in the future, man!

[@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792]

Thanks!

[@MeltingFingers]

That discussion! ❤️

[@batmantiss]

After your square filing videos, I ordered the file and sharpened some of my longer chains with it. And my buddy put it in the rocks. All 28" worth. Balls.

[@mrfordfairmont]

you need to add the audio from the coms so we hear the responses like at 5:08 so we hear brian complain the dirt geyser hahahahahaha

[@ericecklund676]

Take all of the time you need to edit your video. It's fun just following along and seeing what You, Jed, and the rest of the crew are up too.

[@Hanky_Bannist8r]

I think the real victim here is your dainty ankles, the dulled chain was a distraction. Good job fellas !

[@rogerbeck3018]

the diameter of those branches above the top of the house - brain explosion; thanks for the ride and laughs

[@johnpierson2478]

How often do have to change the blades on the chipper

[@presscorpse2088]

I think there was an opportunity mised for the garden gnome to be by the great pacific northwest trench of 2021

[@madmex2k]

He might have fallen in and been lost forever

[@rogerdudra178]

I was wondering about that particular saw, if it was going to be used after it was started in the dirt.

[@scottrohrig2358]

I love hearing your banter lol

[@stevengullison5123]

Good afternoon, what a great crew, curious how much wood was in that tree. I work in the woods. Over 2 cord just guessing. Thank you for taking the time to video

[@andreakeeling9217]

Awwwwwwww. Your videos are on point!

[@chtclimbing]

@guiltyoftreeson I love your style, content and love your editing skills. Thanks for the video. I want to ask you about your spar anchor when employing a SRS system. I noticed that you’re choking the end of your rope with a carabiner. I used to do the same thing and stopped using that method because someone brought it to my attention that it is a “bad practice.” Tell me your thoughts man.

[@pseggons9512]

Great job. With a tree that big do you have to maintain its balance, take from all sides ? Don't what ever you do tangle sticks ............!

[@budlvr]

Don't let him anywhere NEAR that big black saw for the trunk. HAND OFF !

[@faithinthemaking2625]

What do you use for your com system. Used several that weren’t cheap that were very crappy.

[@t-bone1890]

what type of hardhat are you guys wearing? with the coms in them. how well do you like them? anything you don't like about them?

[@accurateclimber8062]

I stand picks up a lot. The trick is to not put the full amount of weight the piece is going to weigh until your about halfway through. Have the operator slowly catch up with it then. When his boom tip is over the pick and it's stood up, if the hinge hasn't broke off yet then cut the hinge with full amount of weight.

[@powerlinekidforsman9360]

Does your bucket have extensions on it?. or is that a really big truck

[@JOEJOES4CR4]

This guy said i felt embarrassed from last video.. And he messed up even worst by getting the this in the video.. That was hilarious 😄😄

[@joshvolak371]

Ok no hate but why the shelve cut? Adds way more cuts, especially for the ground guys, hard to deal with wood for log trucks if not flushed. Like yes the pick will sit there but will still move as soon as he lifts and than you have to deal with the stub later on. What’s the reason? Got drilled into my head that stubs are a pain and now realize how much more cutting I was doing when I was doing shelf’s and other cuts

[@jrshumate4488]

@GuiltyofTreeson have you ever gaffed into your climb line? If so, did you return it for repair or what?

[@AP2020_Outdoors]

@Guilty of Treeson @ Eastside Tree Works , my helmet is off to you! As a content creator, I can fully appreciate the time/effort/AND MEMORY of trying to piece together snippets of video and "tell the story!!" . ... Bravo! Folks do not realize how much time it truly takes to produce a video, and yet as you probably know...you really can only spend so much time, and then you have to say = OKAY, that's good!! HAHAHAHAHAHA = roto-tiller = 'c..can we just cut this out.....""" JAKE = NOPE!!!!! The DIRT GEYSER is staying in the Final Cut.... :) HAHAHAHAHAHA = but we like your "dainty ankles..." LOL

[@hanleyglowka3352]

Hi I woch your videos everyday tell the team I said hi and I woch thor videos everyday I love you guys I love the video

[@amandakestenbaum9720]

Didn’t mind waiting, two for the price of one!

[@scottcreighton9923]

Love you show keep up your good work and I'd never get in that bucket

[@deborahw6860]

I'm a newbie and yes I'm subscribe .. I'm curious how much does it cost to take down them big ole tree's ... And how often do you have to sharpen the wood chipper blades ..