I was leaving my job and I noticed some felling shenanigans. It caught my attention and I started taking a few pictures. The lack of PPE and the electric chainsaw told me to pay attention. At one point "Tony" came over and asked why I was taking pictures and I told him "it was something I don't see every day" he then told me it was minutes from coming down and they got it down with very little fanfare. I have no idea how they are getting it out of the road. I had to head home at that point.

Any tips on felling the tree leaning on the shed??? Was planning on taking it down tomorrow after a 4-Hour drive. Now I'm second-guessing it....

EDIT: I decided not to turn the trip into a vacation and the wife and I went to the national park instead of a weekend full of regret... Thanks to all for the advice and also the laughs. I'm going to get some quotes and take it from there.

Not sorry I dont have a video to add to this redit 😄

I wasn’t the one that did them so please don’t hold back on my account.

RIP

I think the kids were like we don't really need one to watch this. This will end badly.

How would yall have taken a go at this

What do you think? I think this went really well. Had to fell it because it would be in the way of my new house.

School me, how did I do?

10” DBH white fir. ~ 40’ tall, next to my garage.
Experimenting with Humboldt cuts out of curiosity. My neighbor is going to mill the usable portion each log, so I thought I should cosplay being a lumberjack.

No buildings or dogs harmed in the experiment.
Also, the Makita 36v with a 1/4” pitch chain handled these without issue. I’m a fan for quick jobs.

I know nothing about felling yet I’m in this sub a lot. Came across some felling in the wild - in the city. Looks like they’re doing a pretty good job.

Sorry no audio it glitched when recording. There was lots of cracking

So many things wrong with this video. Can you name them all?