CUTTING A PROBLEM TREE 

You explain the heck out of tree cutting. I really appreciate that.

I had a 12' diameter aspen tree about 35' tall leaning toward my house. I watched several of your videos and tossed and turned a few nights before attempting this topple myself. On Father's Day my son helped me and despite a stiff breeze the wrong direction we were able to drop the tree within a foot of target using what I learned from you. Keep up the good work!

You're a true master of your craft! I've learned so much from watching your videos! Thank you🤘🤘🤘

Well explained. After watching Buckn’ Billy, I still have no clue as to what he’s talking about with felling a tree. He useses so many slang words you can’t decipher what he means. Thank you for putting this video together 🙏

Thank you for putting these videos out. You never know it all. Keep an open mind and keep learning. I have never seen a tree cut using a triple wedge. Thanks for detailed instruction. Have a great day.

Took down a dead tree this weekend and thanks to all your instructions/videos, landed it right where I intended. Thank you

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Love and appreciate your instruction/expertise so much! Please keep ‘em coming!!!

sincere gratitude for your effort and skill demonstrating the process for this tree. the information and knowledge you are sharing, and have shared will contribute to the safety and success of other humans who endeavor to perform this type of work. from one Casey to another, Peace and Blessings to you and your folks.

You did a great job explaining the process. Thank You 👍

Thank you! I really appreciate your attention to detail and instruction! You do an excellent job!

Great job bro, love your tech advice, really super helpful

Thank you my brother, awesome job always.

seriously awesome technical instruction.

I love how informative you are. Great video

exactly in the desired direction. good work

Best info yet brother... 👍

Best show in town

Awesome technique! Thanks for sharing!😊

Love the added music and great editing,,,, you keep leveling up your content.... watch out August, Jacob, and Reon.

Very interesting! I'll try that gill hinge some day and definitely trying saw shavings between the wedges! Can't tell you how many times I've had them pop out on me...

I am Japanese. Thank you for your always helpful videos.

This was excellent!

sawdust between wedges is now a new trick for me thank youu

Thank you 😊

Nice work 👍

Nice job Casey. November will be here before you know it.

Very good info:)

Damn You're so informative. Thanks for a nother great film. Cheers from Sweden mate.

Another awesome awesome

Very explanation… thank you

Good job indeed!💪💪👍🍺

This guy knows his stuff

Hi Casey, Love your videos and hope you can make some more in the Springtime. A question please...do you use full chisel or semi chisel on your 500i? Thanks.

Acompanhando seus trabalhos aqui no Brasil i

Nice job.

A real pro

Penebangan kayu profesional keren 👍 anda memang jagoan bro 👍👍

I dropped a sick tree this past winter that gushed like a geyser from the stump.

So the purpose of the hinge is to try and hold together the holding wood to the point of it not snapping at point of fall, but to use the fibers in the hinges to pull apart?… love this channel

Performed just like a brain surgeon!

Please clarify...when you made the 3 vertical hinges on the one side and a bore cut on the other side, is that somewhat similar to making a siswheel cut on the initial wedge cut,in order to direct the fall of your tree?

Hey I have trees in a long windbreak with branches that are dead half-way up. Some of them are in really bad shape and the whole tree needs to be cut down, others look still quite healthy but I’d really like to get rid of those dead branches that look so sketchy. For the trees I do want to just cut down, I can’t even get close enough to the base of the trees to cut them down, because there’s a ton of deadfall all throughout the windbreak. I would love to get any suggestions or cautions in dealing with this, fully understanding you can’t make any guarantees - this is the internet. I guess my questions are as follows: I would love to get in underneath the trees and clear out all the deadfall on the ground. (This would also provide access to the trunks of the trees to cut them later). Chip it up in a wood-chipper. However, there are dead branches above. Is there a way to tell if a branch will fall at any moment, or if it’s more securely attached? How does one evaluate how tall a tree is or how high a branch is? Do you just eyeball it? Is there a way to *safely* cut off a dead branch that is 20-30 feet in the air? How do you evaluate whether a tree is dead at the bottom of the trunk or not, as I’m watching videos that say a dead or dying tree is more dangerous to cut down. We might just end up hiring professionals to cut the trees down but I suspect it would cost a lot less if we could get that deadwood out first so it’s actually accessible. But I also want to be safe.

I've been using conventional cuts for years . I always do my back cut about 2 inches above bottom cut of face cut. You do it level with face cut ? Can you explain why?

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Still don't understand what a triple hinge is.

Where can 1 learn tree felling and chain saw skills

helpful video as always! question for you Casey, i just bought a new chainsaw, stihl, i am having a hell of a time to start it, fuel is full, oil too, it just won't start, any tips? thank you

Ok mr salt

I see you are a logger and not a common bum!

Do you get paid by the hour? Lol what a waste of time$

It be nice to see how the tree lean