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Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!
 
Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!

So modified soft Dutchman/?
 
Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!
Too funny! Lol.image.jpg
 
Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!
Video?
 

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