quiet controlled chaos

[@Recoates]

Fine work indeed

[@nathanarievlis3985]

I feel like this was Lawrence ,not Pfannerman . Well done , brilliant edit and song . Thoroughly enjoyed .

[@TravorAhern]

Controlled chaos !! Great video

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

GREAT STUFF SCHULTZY

[@stihl_joking570]

Lawrence I feel you, when your heart gets heavy thinking about the way a girl used to kiss me, I drive down the road with a heavy heart everyday, I can totally sympathize with that look on your face! That’s definitely not acting that was real I felt it! I feel for you man!

[@irishtino1595]

Inspirational - I bought climbing gear this week

[@reonrounds7404]

Beastin! Tru pro!

[@deesestrees]

I think all the companies that make our bull ropes get there max working load limits straight from your job site my friend. Great video and God bless.🤘🏻

[@corychase4011]

Always a treat when you put together new content for us all to enjoy! This song serves us well as a reminder too! Thank you

[@moretmolina274]

YOU ARE THE TRUE CAMBIUM CRUSHER SWEET 5K CHUNK GET THE BOYS TOGETHER DO SOME A TEAM

[@bricebeaulac]

Fuck ya Lawrence, A+. Great production ...........that last fell was the definition of perfect. That takes some sack to land that thing that mint.

[@KennysTreeRemoval]

quality work

[@Human1337]

Beautiful

[@JosephPSiepert]

Loved it. The size of the pieces you catch frightens me sometimes!!

[@thexmanjdd]

the bark squeeze at 1:32 was super cool; never seen it like that. Also, the last video clip of the film, showing the butt end dropping like lead with the branchy ends catching wind was cool. Whole video was excellent.

[@johndurant8687]

Hauntingly Beautiful!

[@raulrivera8329]

Great job Lawrence We miss you in NYC Parks Dept

[@LawrenceSchultz3000]

Ha! I pop into BK sometimes when I'm back east, hardly recognize anybody 😋

[@ricklowery1510]

That was awesome,it doesn't get anymore real than that.

[@angryjay06]

A true artist! The work as well as the story!! Awsome Stuff

[@mvblitzyo]

Beautiful song excellent video

[@joshuap7501]

I had to pause and go check this song out its great now i gotta hear more

[@jieg01]

You have turned it into a art form

[@jefferykennedy919]

Great video man, it's a genuine work of art. The song fit it perfectly!

[@erlendgreulichfrontierbigw218]

Wisdom only comes the hard and honest way. It seems you are earning it the old fashion way. Stay safe.

[@graysquirreltreeservice7299]

Fabulous 👌

[@markchisholm1181]

I enjoyed that Lawrence! Thanks bro.

[@thelastdetail1]

Magnificent. In thought and in deed.....Indeed.

[@MegaLibertybell]

You have a style all your own brother! I’m a big fan .

[@323guzmandavalos]

Not a single word needed to be said! I love it

[@randyupladek1855]

One of my new favorites, I really felt this one ☝️

[@Bluecollar711]

That was a powerful video for the powerful mind thought process of beauty at its finest great video

[@craigprice425]

thank you...

[@alanmagee1207]

VERY COOL

[@rosslee1378]

Great music, great footage, Lawrence my brotha you are a legend!

[@brushlife9426]

Outstanding

[@Houseworksaws]

Straight up sickest rigging..

[@vidsnipa]

Every time his videos drop I can’t wait to get home and watch it on the big screen . Great job

[@mikepowers8398]

Thanks for a sweet video and a good song ive never heard : ) Like your style

[@achristodd]

Supberb, Lawrence: thank you for the contribution you’ve made to my knowledge base, especially in rigging tight urban settings, where I work most regularly. The rest of your vids, i’ve enjoyed every time.

[@davyoh8986]

It takes courage indeed.. brilliant stuff.

[@konradzehr1992]

the world needs more footage from you Lawrence

[@shaneallen2685]

Video was a work of art man. The trees your climbing make me a bit jealous lol. Good work bud

[@stihlsteadman]

Thank You for the journey n to Yo world's Lawrence🍀🤙🌲

[@itzOLE3]

Sick edit!

[@jesusseveriano9686]

nice video ! like the song ..stay safe my friend...!!!

[@zerodeluxe2038]

Thank you for this video Lawrence. And also thank you for using Lord Huron on one of your Instagram vids. I had never heard him/them.

[@cerberusbonsaiarboricultur774]

Wow what a treat!! @Joseph P. Siepert the sizes are frightening to me as well I think rigging is similar to climbing insofar as you're only going to rig (or climb) relative to your comfort level, everyone's varies but if you've been doing it years (over a decade in his case) it's fair to think he's in complete control (have seen him have to hold-on to a spar by his hands in a video of mess-ups, which was a great video fwiw) Just like @Reg Coates it is amazing the pieces/positions they've gotta work within sometimes, would be great seeing a collab they're both Jedi of rigging lol @LawrenceSchultz3000 what was the thickest rope you used in this or what rope(s) were you using in some of those 2nd-half clips where you were controlling realllly heavy stuff? Have been going down the rabbit hole of ropes/dynamic force/etc and I've been a bit confused or just think it novel that you seem to use a variety of rigging-ropes IE I've seen tflbr's Sirius and yale Polydyne (my favorite just got 3 diff diameters and spliced them up -- surprised to hear in another vid that you don't splice), it's weird to me because if I'm being honest I have a 'faith' in Yale because I use them for my climb line but on paper Sirius is just a static rope I mean Polydyne is still just 3% elastic and I'm eager to see if Atlas (4.5%) or similar start doing better but surprised to see such variation am gonna go on a limb but would guess 9-outta-10 real rigging jobs that Reg does are done with Yale, am not trying to push them (per se) but just find it odd as I see Sirius - and Stable Braid - as pointlessly-static ropes, I'm new so would love to know if I'm off base here but so far as I can tell the elasticity% is always **relative-to** the loads so a 5% rope that's 3/4" is still not going to be 'bouncy' until there is some *serious* force on it....Yale's video - set to the second-of-relevance here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXWsoGCNj9CGl68 - shows a simple 1,400lbs dynamic load snap a 20k(static line, Ultrex IE their 'single-carrier tenex' product) and then shows a 6k(static, climbing line with slightly better elasticity) can take the load 6X w/o failure....the #% disparity between the two lines in the Yale vid, and the polydyne-v-stable braid difference, are just as substantial, I'd love to see @YaleCordage do a follow-up video demonstrating stuff with in a ring-based rigging scenario especially with friction (whether it's from a Safebloc or from the fact you've got another ring in the system in a double-whip / double-ring-rigging scenario, which you so often employ and make seem a "obvious solution" to what should be considered 'strong rigging' on anything of substance I mean even for the ropes' sake it makes sense to be at lower %ABS (not all elongation-under-load returns, and if you started-out with the 1-something-% elasticity of Sirius or Stable Braid..)) Sorry so long this vid is just such a perfect showcase of your style of rigging, am betting that more-elastic lines (Polydyne 3%) are going to have far better performance than the more static (Stable Braid 1-something-%) ones but in a more dramatic fashion than their superiority in dynamic-load-capacity - which is already such a chasm that I don't get how retailers' norm is to make slings from tenex instead of polydyne (just learned to splice and, on 5/8" and 3/4" polydyne, splicing is certainly beginner-friendly, accepting that the Samson video is followed precisely!), your rigging lets you get so much more out of a given line it's just awesome. Would be curious to know what considerations you take when you've got a log and are choosing between setting a double whip setup on it with a 2-ring sling on the log, or setting a drift-line / 2nd-system to help catch(&direct) it, am also curious about thoughts on deploying both at the same time IE setting up an anchor in an adjacent tree for bull-line #2 in addition to double whipping the log you're cutting with, say, a 2-ringed-sling, I've gotta imagine that thing takes so much of the shock/sudden-force-changing out of the dynamic-loading experienced, a friction-anchored setup catches it putting 2X the bull-rope to it because that's how double-ring slings work and just as it's starting to snap into that line, the 2nd system is beginning to take more & more of its share and all 3 legs of rope (2 from the double whip setup since you're truly giving it 2 lengths of rope when you do that), the trunk should bounce less, you should be able to move more weight from any given anchor both anchor slings and tree crotches/branches it's just win/win on all fronts to rig how you do man, it's amazing to watch the sling literally 'squeeze the bones outta the skin' at 1:25 I mean that's just amazing I've never seen the vascular tissue separate like that before in my life it that is insane pressure....the extreme dynamic forces of logs are inherent but approaches like yours lessen the suddenness - and total - forces from any given log's fall, this lets those involved either be safer, move more weight at the same safety level, or somewhere in-between IE moving heavier stuff but still being safer & having more control than others do on the same (static)weight log, I truly hope it catches on I mean rigging rings were a thing decades ago but it took @thexmanjdd to get people to see that having a few ringed-slings wasn't just cheaper than a diesel block-sling but it was actually far superior...Would love to see someone who's predominately city, like you, working alongside @Reg Coates (who's primarily doing firs / conifers), damn that'd be amazing I bet there's stuff you'd learn from each other and since you both share with the community it'd all trickle down :D

[@NHlocal]

Good stuff Lawrence! Thanks for taking the time to share it. Be safe my friend! Randy

[@thomastuttle5838]

Watched this twice tonite. Love the video, music is perfect. Who is it?

[@colsinclair7793]

Cool vid.

[@j.c.lawntreesnow6272]

That was tits .i seen you use drenaline i love that cordage the reon rounds tether looks rad i will have to order one. Thankyou for feeding us some content was getting hungry and for saving the day again.stay sharp.

[@dan-dan-da-treeman]

Thanks.

[@matthripak7216]

What song is this love this video

[@topsaw]

Giant blocks, Great video

[@TheExtremeFist]

I felt that.

[@jonrittierodt3620]

Awesome video

[@lumberjaketreeservicellc4002]

Big riggin as usual!!

[@aaronjensen4015]

Top notch

[@antdocksey8244]

Wow! What a vid! ❤ it

[@devondunkle1063]

❤

[@gregbrown9271]

Nice video man I consider you as rig big or go home man 😎👍👍👍

[@shoehornking]

Wow Awesome Cool!

[@evanhooten4459]

Who's the music? Are you over in Australia?

[@LawrenceSchultz3000]

Cali