Quick And Fun Removals at a house about to be demolished.

The house is being torn down.

[@istach1]

Idk why but i have stumbled across this channel , and i have no relation lumber work, and still find myself attracted to these videos.

[@roberttimmons5638]

Right! Same.

[@Bwood42]

Same here as well... I think I've watched most every video here! Fun and entertaining!

[@Freekniggers]

Perhaps there is a relation you aren't aware of.

[@damiandudink6695]

Have the exact same thing

[@fullautogunsandgear5141]

Man hood

[@ascencion8883]

I like that you employ all sorts of different assembly's on your climb line. I also like the wobble on the first flop!!!!!

[@tomservo5347]

That is some wicked reverb when that trunk came down and bounced. Rewound that goodness several times-awesome capture. Shows just how springy and unpredictable trees can be.

[@jsainz]

Crazy how much that black walnut jumped off the ground. Strong wood!

[@wade9638]

I got to drop a big fir tree on a house that was gonna be demoed. So much fun. Good work

[@steveniemyer9288]

If I was a neighbor I would be upset at the amount of shade I’m losing......but I would be happy about not having so many leaves to rake in the fall.

[@Seanr4285]

Steve Niemyer with a new house being built, their property value is about to go up. Worth it to me

[@SkyCraftersss]

Well you can make shade but you can't make sunshine, and that was the last time that that tree made a mess!

[@marcomolo]

The bounce on that walnut when it hit the ground!...yesss!

[@dan-dan-da-treeman]

You have came such a long way in a short period. Really great Corey! Thanks for sharing a part of your life. Your sense of overcoming your downfalls, and being real is awesome!

[@tylersteele1887]

Love the bounce of the camera at the end no better feeling then being able to shake the earth

[@gaz8641]

i just started as a groundie 2 days ago. absolutely loving it. amazing how much you can learn when u have a good crew to work with. definitely seeing myself making a career out of it love the content human.

[@kebuiltit7026]

How is it going 3 years in?

[@Weeble_Warbles]

The way that tree bounced. That was awesome.

[@ashleywoolnough4884]

Great video! The super slow-mo was pretty cool. I was a bit disappointed you didn't drop a tree onto the house though for maximum destruction

[@lilzig420]

That slow mo shot though when she fell. Good stuff brother!

[@orpataveras9468]

I dont know anything about felling trees or all of that, i didnt even know I was interested in it but its 2 in the morning right now and ive binge watched a good portion of your videos, keep it up😁!

[@Human1337]

lol, thanks =)

[@crazycal8669]

I did the same thing! something about the videos makes me want to watch all of them. ;D

[@lesmartinez9804]

Love watching your videos , very safe and Professional iv learned a lot just by watching them , keep um coming be safe as always my Brother GB.🍂🍃🌴🌳🌲👍👍👍🌲🌳🌴🍂🍃

[@Human1337]

Thanks =)

[@davidwelsh9511]

Love that slow motion action...very interesting...

[@888HUSKERS]

Man that walnut danced after hitting the ground, good job!

[@dereckwilson396]

I dont know why i find these videos so fascinating. i have a fear of heights yet this makes me want to try this.

[@Futurebeefcake]

That was an amazing shot with that slow motion tree fall.

[@SSJIndy]

Slo-mo looks like a dragon being slayed.

[@mike8hunter]

Love the slow bounce on that black walnut

[@MichiganGoneWild]

You do a great service to this community with the videos you are putting out. Keep up the great work!

[@springersbirds1439]

I go back these videos for the slow-mo's Love it!!!

[@drew856856]

that barberchair was scary but you got out of there quick good job

[@mr.transistor7226]

I love your videos and your channel brother. I am an apprentice climber from new york, and love how real your channel is and how much i learn from watching your vids. Keep producing amazing content!

[@Human1337]

Thanks =) Glad you enjoy

[@tommclarty17]

Isolate that walnut vibrating like a tuning fork and you’ve got yourself a viral Instagram clip dude.

[@freddyv7546]

Wow you're brave and very confident in your skills. I know one house was going to be destroyed but the other looked pretty good with 3 central air units. Nice work!

[@dave4915]

love those slo-mo spar slams u do lol

[@jesusisGod1434]

In 2007 we sold 27 black walnuts off our property. I still have too many of those messy stinky trees that prevent the plants I like from growing! 😳. Look at all that debris flying! Nice job!

[@Human1337]

Thanks =)

[@John_D2]

Nice work !!

[@bas3998]

These videos are really satisfying to watch, even if something goes wrong

[@eastonoconnor9579]

Good job! Im kind of interested in this satisfying job

[@ArsonistArborist]

Just spent 12 hours doing tree work. What do I do when I get home? Watch more tree work vids, of course. Love the slomo's, man. Looked like a fun job, keep em coming!

[@Human1337]

You too man! Watching that naked guy get tackled was too funny lol

[@ArsonistArborist]

@@Human1337 haha, it's a weird time we live in

[@Mike5051bevo]

Damn does every dog leg (walnut) gotta take a crazy bounce? Haha........ Great stuff man.

[@mymortonisms]

Pretty cool! Good job on the slowmo playbacks!

[@adredsox79]

Dude saw ur video about depression and other stuff. Just want to say love u call everyone humans that's fucking awesome and original. I've dealt and deal with depression and know what I mean when u love ur job it can heal a lot of problems for ya

[@dereksheaffer608]

Good job dude, hey stay strong and always look up..

[@aidendamien]

I've been watching these videos over the last couple of days and it's probably because I searched for Tree trimming services on google. I'm not mad though. This channel is legit and makes me realize how much of an art this type of service is.

[@5_bigjon538]

Awesome job I love you work keep up the hard work

[@wilkor666]

Great movie as always. 3:30 very dangerous situtaion. It also happend to me at the rotten black alder. I have almost drop chainsaw running away at random direction.

[@MrNikobellic120]

Mature trees increase property value. Why would you pay to remove perfectly healthy ones just because?

[@jackprier7727]

WOW that 1st walnut-boring was anything but-2nd was nice n easy-

[@willardgreenfield650]

Very nice! ;)

[@watchthe1369]

Have you ever heard about leaving the backstrap in place and trimming between it and the hinge. It lets you get away with a much thinner hinge and a smaller chance of barber chairing on you. I was half expecting you to use the trees to do the house demo.

[@Human1337]

Absolutely, actually did just that on the walnut in this video, just had a bit too thick of a hinge though.

[@sandman365TTi]

Love the slow motion death rattle

[@Miles_Nolan]

You ha e such a fun job

[@randycain5314]

Nice hinge brother!

[@fridgebeer6897]

That hinge wasn't too big, it was a super controlled drop. No collateral damage.

[@eddiebacon127]

Hell yeah. Smash it up. I love demolishing. Especially a sledge and concrete

[@mpeters220]

that was so 'dude perfect' at the end.

[@MotoJayy]

I love watching these vids

[@Shiesty6.7]

That black walnut is 💰💰

[@Freekniggers]

2:20 groundie's pet name is beautiful! 🤣

[@accelwell7018]

Swinging from the trees like the Vietnamese

[@matthewweisenburger2095]

I assume you’ve seen hot saws but if not you should check em out. An expansion chamber can make one mean saw.

[@troytreeguy]

My go to training folks say 10% of diameter for hinge thickness and 90% of diameter for hinge width. Obviously rules of thumb for sound wood. Just throwing it out there because when I do the math that’s less hinge than my eye wants to leave 😂 be well

[@troytreeguy]

Oops! I meant 80% of diameter for hinge width!

[@Futurebeefcake]

I was going to say... so it dosent really matter if the tree falls on the house, since it’s getting demo

[@rich42012]

About every limb hit the house!

[@mufflepuffles7881]

And that's fine since the house was gonna be demolished anyway.

[@treebuzzard5796]

Love dropping huge trees on a demo house, ahh the satisfaction is immense, it's one we get back for all the times we have to be nice & careful around the houses..put 1 thru it is fun.

[@moretmolina274]

Good to see you back in the game how's the pelvis I went through my 4th operation DOD sanctioned 5 chips for my bionic ankle each chip is 65 Grand a piece net worth of this little body for million I got to just keep climbing keep on working keep strong keep that tub too strong do your stretches and don't give up rock and roll just a little bit less swearing

[@stevesmith180]

Love this channel! Why do you sometimes bore a tree to drop it?

[@Human1337]

Prevents barberchair if it has great lean, or just to take time to set up my hinge the way I want it.

[@blayze7306]

great video

[@iProxEXOTiXZz]

You should put a more detailed description like species of trees and what the job is. Your videos are sweet I can see you being huge in the arborist KZbin community.

[@mranderson1817]

Love the content keep it up!

[@terrainesteenkamp3850]

you could've asked them if they wanted you to drop the tree onto the house for them hahaha

[@kiawandajr1097]

Hey Cory. I was curious if you ever heard of or used ox blocks. Our tree guys turned us onto them

[@Human1337]

Never seen them until just now after I googled them, look pretty sweet.

[@Doom2pro]

Why did he fell the walnuts whole? Cause they are premo hardwood and you can make 3x profit selling that to a flooring or furniture company as opposed to firewood.

[@TheGamingmidnightsun]

Doom2pro cut the logs up 4 or 5 times the money for bbq smoking

[@Jp5codforever]

Tbh if I was cutting a tree down next to a house about to be torn down I'd ask if I could just drop the thing on the house for the lols

[@treeman8128]

What size top handle you run? Sounds healthy wondering if you tuned it out or stock.

[@Human1337]

That's a stock 201TC in the video, I personally have a 200t and 201tc, both are modded a bit

[@kyleshouse9806]

You should do a video on how you choose your cuts

[@sloth9669]

Any wood wood workers in the area. Black walnut can cost one big money.

[@northmanlogging2769]

but but bore cutting is supposed to prevent chairing (said every game of logging hack ever) it dont its slow, and is only partially helpful to prevent chairing. If you can it would be cool to see that chair tree all as one video.

[@Human1337]

It is, back a year or so ago.

[@northmanlogging2769]

hinge wood is only one factor in controlling a chair. face depth, cleanliness, wood condition, stem weight all play important factors, any one of them can cause a chair, bore cutting minimizes the danger, but is not the cure all touted by GOL/swedish stump dance aficionados.

[@scotttree1]

Hinge wood needs to be 10% the dbh maximum thickness thicker hinge can’t flex causing a chair even thinner ondead standing solid wood

[@scotttree1]

Also dutchman will cause a chair

[@northmanlogging2769]

Scott Peterson don't set hard and fast rules like 10% hinge wood, every tree us different, 10% is a good rule of thumb, but by no means is it maximum or minimum, also my original reply was to someone that has since deleted their post

[@michaelbowen200]

You won't see me up there

[@SkipBopJr]

Dat wobble

[@chrisspencer6502]

Dumb question but, what happens to the wood from these big trees? Do you send it for milling? Or does it get mulched

[@Human1337]

The black walnut logs will go to our yard and put in with other logs of value which a buyer checks occasionally. All else goes into mulch making.

[@chrisspencer6502]

Human interesting to know, it must be good getting paid twice but on the other hand I guess it lets you bid down a job if the woods good.

[@jolse1]

Safe and clean :)

[@G41wal]

Hey Human I was wondering on your own stihls do you just spray paint the top cover of your saw black or can you get the top covers in black ?

[@v26224]

Fynn McFarland watch his 661 wrap handle video. He paints them

[@rich42012]

bounced off the stump and hit the house! He should have cut it close to the ground so it would have not bounced! But he knows Everything!

[@mufflepuffles7881]

The house was gonna be demolished anyway...

[@captinkickd]

Why not drop the whole tree on the house?

[@matthewstandridge225]

Itd be a pain to get off the roof

[@rickshelton879]

Nice job on that last branch at the top off the tree !!!. Do you work with the same ground crew everyday?

[@Human1337]

Often, but not always.

[@zachf8878]

Just curious every heard of the tree service Busy Beaver?

[@f0rumrr]

That black walnut has got to be worth some good money, was it taken to a mill?

[@TreeCamper]

That's a nice and straight black walnut. As long as no one has abused it and pounded hardware in it you can sell it for good money. They'll probably use it for veneer.

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

How many chainsaws do you go through in an average year? I've had nothing but issues with the things and every video of yours i watch it seems to be a new saw

[@Human1337]

All mine are still going, it's because I'm with a new company, so they're all new saws to me.

[@GuyRWood]

If the house was being demolished, why didn't you drop the walnut trunk right on the house 😂?

[@Human1337]

I totally wanted to lol

[@t5kcannon1]

Nice video as usual. How are those Husky saws working out for you?

[@Human1337]

So far really digging them, the ground saws at least, lol

[@gaz8641]

do you use a 201 when youre up the tree ?

[@gaz8641]

oh and do you always use spikes of removals and pruning or just removals

[@powerstrokepuller8076]

Just out of curiosity... Why didn't you chunk out that tree as you were climbing down? (The one that hit the garage?). Enjoying your videos, keep up the good work bud!

[@dommustang9483]

Powerstroke Puller black walnut pays good money at the log mill

[@hotrodhog2170]

You must not watch to the end. He said, "The only reason he took it down whole is because it was Black Walnut." Black Walnut is a highly sought after wood in the wood working work. It is strong and has a beautiful grain.

[@powerstrokepuller8076]

Hotrod Hog nope, couldn't watch the end. Had to give my daughter bath LOL. Glad he addressed it.

[@southern207hobbies]

i hate when trees" plank"

[@MrJohnnyonfire979]

You should’ve retitled the vid to “tree and branch removal on a newly built house”. That’ll anger some people lol

[@dustins.97]

where did you learn how to do this? after I'm done with HVAC school in like a month I'm going to program in southern Ohio for a year, but my buddy said it was mainly teaching you how to do timber, I wanna learn residential tree removal

[@Human1337]

Mostly ojt

[@michaelsinclair8279]

Nice!!

[@cornedoevendans617]

Why do you leave such a high stump? Im in europe and here we saw them much closer to the ground. Anyways.. keep safe and keep the great vids comming

[@hotrodhog2170]

OSHA and probably insurance requires it here

[@Human1337]

I flush cut them low after felling them more often than not, unless we're trying to keep the wood though, I'm just lazy, lol.

[@spencespencer3814]

Why was the house being demoed?

[@Human1337]

Rich people bought it and wanted something different

[@Imageloading...]

I'm mad you didn't smash the house

[@jellyfishbones0]

so does black walnut stain and a nasty mess ? is that why he took it down whole and simultaneously helped the demo guys out a bit ?

[@Human1337]

No, it's valuable, but not in small chunks

[@jellyfishbones0]

thanks for reply

[@ThePete2432]

I’d make a real shitty table out of that black walnut

[@kingteck1]

Noice!

[@sathazza6031]

Why didn't you just drop the tree on the house if it needed to be demolished 😂

[@Human1337]

I absolutely wanted to!

[@jskoi5413]

I'm pretty sure the tree is worth to much for that lol

[@Shadeskast]

Sweet!!

[@Henrique-oh5yd]

its cedro the tree?