TagTeaming A Couple Of Wispy Fir, NARROWLY Missing The Shed

[@Robbie..Ha-Navi]

i been felling for about a decade and i have learned so much by watching you. i would just like to say thank you . be Blessed Jack

[@stevet8121]

Another bullseye hit Jack. I think God smiles down on you for a very good reason. Thanks for doing what you do with the videos. I receive much enjoyment from them.

[@awheel]

Great camera work showing holding wood right pulling stem down the gun. This is your best work yet!

[@normzilla44]

Nice one Jack

[@joewilliams9060]

Love your channel

[@Moosehound597]

That 500 sounds mean man!

[@hotsaws101]

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[@justinweaver8787]

Nice work on the sizwheel sir

[@Brian2bears]

The last tree with the siz-well lay very softly...nice.. The saw ran really nice...thank you Mr. Jack...

[@justinweaver8787]

Have a great week sir be safe

[@justpigginit]

Been waiting for a video to surface for awhile now hope everything is alright on your end good sir

[@batmantiss]

An inch is as good as a mile! Nice shot!

[@tonytribisonna9886]

Nice work Jack that 500i is a screamer you sure know how to build Hot saws.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

Rock on 🤘

[@johnkomosa4089]

Some power poles there maybe , nice and straight and tall. That saw is amazing! And I don't mean cousin Gary's, ah ha.😄, your saw really sounds good, I like that 4 stroking a bit too, sounds awesome. The chain still sharp! I could here it breaking through the annular rings, there must be a big differance in wood density as you cross the annular ring. Was that Doug fir? The wood of the Gods. Thanks for this incredible archive of videos Jack, some day i'll get through the stack of video albums. Greatful

[@hotsaws101]

Yes Doug Fir. Thanks for watching.

[@dcvariousvids8082]

Impressive stuff.

[@brettblack7049]

Nice job.

[@petehendry4756]

Nice one jack 💪🏼👍

[@Jona_Villa]

Very beautiful. Douglas fir forest in Oregon?

[@jkilby27able]

👍👍👍

[@kennytodd913]

So the tree was leaning left toward tree line, is the reason you cut the hinge off on the left to swing it back right. 2 questions. What was the notch cut you first made on the right side? Also when your leaving a wider hinge like you did on the right, how do you determine how wide to leave the hinge in order to offset the lean? I’ve cut trees and then watched them fall while cutting off a hinge to keep steering them. Is that your method?

[@johnrobertson7583]

Got a question for ya bud. A small thread was started in my wildland group about depth of felling notch, and someone either joked about, or was serious...about using a "bullet cut". Ever hear of it? Only things that come up about that are idiots using 300 rounds of 762x39 to drop a tree.

[@hotsaws101]

John hi. No. Occasionally new things surface. It might be a little like the "youngins" calling an undercut the Humboldt where there is a "flat" deck and a bias or diagonal taken out of the bottom to form the undercut. The true Humboldt Undercut has two parallel, flat "decks". Width and depth will vary on what the faller is trying to accomplish timing wise as the tree heads toward earth. Until I know what is being referenced, it will hard to advise. Please lemme know... Thanks for watching.

[@nickburchfield329]

Hey jack, odd question and a bit random. What kind of oil do you run?

[@hotsaws101]

Are you talking mix or bar? Thanks for watching.