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treevet · 26th February 2008, 03:30 PM

You have things pictured in your mind and I have things pictured in my mind's eye. Sometimes they are hard to convey. This picture is a poor example because if you cut 95 % through, some part of this piece is going to sit heavy on the bar because it is so fractured. I don t know what is above the picture of this beech but if it ends there and you are going to just start a horizontal cut through this broken piece, I d have to say, good luck.

I guess I have not conveyed what cut I make on large dia pieces to you so I am giving up and good luck to you on sales of your product.

Just want to add that for about 4 decades I have done most of the large removals in my niche area. Many bid on these jobs but only a couple of us are capable of handling the truly most difficult takedowns and always end up doing them, no matter what the bids are. Just wanted to represent the technique that I have developed and used with never any injury or property damage. It has been rendered "illegal" by disallowing the use of one hand while running a power saw.

26th February 2008, 03:30 PM	#30 (permalink)
treevet Over mature heritage tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Posts: 807	Re: Block Driver - if you are blocking down big wood then you need this tool You have things pictured in your mind and I have things pictured in my mind's eye. Sometimes they are hard to convey. This picture is a poor example because if you cut 95 % through, some part of this piece is going to sit heavy on the bar because it is so fractured. I don t know what is above the picture of this beech but if it ends there and you are going to just start a horizontal cut through this broken piece, I d have to say, good luck. I guess I have not conveyed what cut I make on large dia pieces to you so I am giving up and good luck to you on sales of your product. Just want to add that for about 4 decades I have done most of the large removals in my niche area. Many bid on these jobs but only a couple of us are capable of handling the truly most difficult takedowns and always end up doing them, no matter what the bids are. Just wanted to represent the technique that I have developed and used with never any injury or property damage. It has been rendered "illegal" by disallowing the use of one hand while running a power saw.