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Outstanding! I never knew sawmilling could be so interesting. The skill involved in handling those massive logs is amazing. The video is of exceptional quality. Looking forward to seeing more of your content. Keep up the fantastic work!
This guy's skill level is off the charts. The saw weighs more than he does and has incredible torque yet he handles it like it's a small little limbing saw and even used it one handed. Amazing. I have operated saws all my life as an amateur that fells trees, bucks them and burns wood. I'm 6'2 and 190 pounds and generally operate saws smaller than that because that is a big heavy saw. The fact he climbed that tree barefoot, hung on without ropes and carried that heavy saw while he free climbed is amazing. His cuts are perfect. Pound for pound the strongest cat I've ever seen operate a saw.
Waw q hombre tan valiente y que valor mis respetos para él resiban un cordial saludo y un fuerte abrazo desde Tijuana Mex són un gran equipo 😀 mi admiración para todos
Unbelievable ! Barefoot and in flip flops. No helmets. No goggles. No ear protection. Definitely not an OSHA supervised job. and yet, pound for pound, these dudes might be some of the grittiest, toughest hombres in the forest. Certainly among the strongest.
A couple of years ago while on vacation in Pattaya, Thailand. Stayed at guesthouse, went down for morning coffee only to find that some drunk idiot drove a truck into some shopfront, smashed plate glass everywhere, aluminium framework mangled up. And now there’s guys in flip flops, shorts and t shirts, no goggles and no helmets were clearing up, moving the truck out by hand. Jeeeez no safety gear in sight.
La imprudencia nunca debe tomarse como valentia... Esto es el mejor ejemplo de como NO se debe hacer este tipo de trabajo que es entre los oficios uno de los que mas tiene accidentados .
He saws by intuition. Don't need no buzzers or bells. His notches are all perfect. He saws by sense of smell! I ain't seen nothin like him on any video. That doomed kid from Asia sure plays a mean chainsaw! 😄
My high school shop teach was missing a thumb from a table saw. These guys have a $1800 chain saw, sticks and no shoes, but they still all had their fingers and toes. these people are way more skilled than most people give them credit.
I did this work for over 45 years and still have all of my fingers and toes intact. Judging by the unsafe manner in which these guys work, none of them will make 40 years in this line of work.
@@mariemccann5895 ya but these guys get shit done without all the western bureaucracy, its an opinion that they wont live long, they probably cut more trees each day than you would in a life time, because there is no saftey police slowing up the job
A master doesn't use his tools in a way that he's going to get himself killed one day. These are not masters at their craft, this is UNSKILLED CHEAP EXPENDABLE LABOR.
You are crazy :) . Well done for the skills developed, BUT it's insane to work like that!! Greetings and I wish you good health! Вие сте луди :) . Браво за развитите умения, НО е безумие да се работи така!! Поздрави и много здраве желая!
I’ve been in the logging business since 1972. Not a single one of the hard working folks in this video will make it that long. I’d go through the list of safety issues one by one, but I don’t want to crash anyone’s computer.
They lack safety equipment - yes, but they certainly don’t lack skill. They are not afraid of hard work; they don’t have skidders , but they do have team work moving those giant logs around. The Vietnamese people are amongst the most industrious hard working folks I’ve run across and they deserve respect.
Their safety standards certainly aren't up to what we're accustomed to, but the person operating the main saw in this documentary has impressive skills. Imgine what he could accomplsh if given our expected level of equipment? He did all this while barely attached to the tree with more than a couple toenails! Add to it he's taking respectable undercut wedges with a full size saw. I wouldn't want to have to grapple with him on the mat! Very impressive video, but I can't say I'll recommend it for training purposes stateside! Thank You for sharing how work is done elsewhere on the globe, it helps me appreciate what we've accomplished over here.
cutting those large limbs off one at a time was what I liked to see, then cut the main trunk down and it was ready to cut up (the saw drive done a very good job of getting on the ground. The ground crew done a good job of cutting it up. thanks for a very good video. enjoyed it very much. (Mississippi Gulf Coast, USA)
This obviously isn't his 1st day. Saw is tuned to perfection and is throwing chips. Tad loose for my liking but that's me. He's barefoot cause that's how they free climb trees there. Definitely dangerous but he's very confident and is a very seasoned faller/bucker/climber.
@@davidmasland5627 It's an MS 881 MAGNUM $2200. Most climbers are using very small light saws. This is the largest saw Stihl makes and he's monkeying around using it with 1 hand. Gotta love all the 'safety' gear they're wearing!
Watching this was pretty incredible from about 100 different ways of considering it. That is valuable timber they are pulling out but clearly.....life is cheap in southeast Asia. The guy going up the tree barefoot and releasing tension (by free hand cutting) on limbs measuring easily in the metric ton range without falling off or dropping the saw was jaw dropping.
@@patmcbride9853 Watching it....I could imagine all sort of incidents that would most likely result in the death or severe maiming of the climber. I could also imagine incidents causing big problems for the guys wandering around on the ground. OSHA inspector......that's pretty funny.
Alot of jealous westerners always think these poor people from poor countries are not capable not understanding that these people are doing as much or more with the limited equipment they can afford.
@@DeanJuvenal Who died on this video and where is your statistics that show people from these poor countries die much more performing their jobs than those in western worlds?
@@temujinkhan6326 yeah and not one person in this comment thread mentioned how many Americans don't even make it to and from the job site because of their superior driving skills.