Evening
Braced and tin lid on sir
but before ya do I got asked yesterday what the diff between a blocked and gapped hinge ......I mostly looked on em as the same but I'm not so sure so before ya clunk me lite my ass etc would be obliged if ya could help
You mean the difference between a proper blockcut and chunking out 'cause your cuts didn't match?
I see some remedial knotbumping is indicated.
Ya want yer tire iron Randy, or are ya gonna set 'em ablaze?
Braced and tin lid on sir
but before ya do I got asked yesterday what the diff between a blocked and gapped hinge ......I mostly looked on em as the same but I'm not so sure so before ya clunk me lite my ass etc would be obliged if ya could help
well don't get to do this much anymore , but it was a good day , tired,. some small export spruce on the coast. worked with old friend . said i could come back and help any time.
Sorry I don't have pics, but I got to employ the dutchman on three trees today, I think that is a record for one day. Swung one of them maybe 190° from its mild lean. I'd have gone the short way around but that would have hung it up in a leave tree for sure. A neighbor had come over to watch and he was so impressed he was giddy. Said I was using "witchcraft" and "voodoo" and "scorcery" I told him I had tried all three but the trees only respect wood nomes, forest fairies, and the whisper of the wind.
Mr. HE
The only way I could turn a tree 190 degrees would be if there was something really expensive 190 degrees from the tree's natural lean, which could not possibly be hit ever, in a million years. Good job doing it intentionally
I think you've confused the terminology. A block face has a gap at the back of the face and the front of the holding wood.
The back of a face cut traditionally ends in a pinch - gets the tree off the stump quicker.
Gap face keeps the tree on the stump longer and allows the holding wood more flex.
Are you always in self deprecation mode? lol
Must be a Texas thing.
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