I know, there were so many cuts that were fine🤷‍♂️

Second video -- no wedges, saw is spitting flour i.e., it's dull AS.

But youtubers have to trick us into watching their videos, so click bait titles are used, such as "Dangerous Idiots Tree Felling With Chainsaw, Big Tree Removal Fails Falling On Houses" and there indeed some clips showing exactly that.

@@billolsen4360 don't go near Euphrates River when gold get up

@@jkgkjgkijk don't go near Euphrates River when gold get up

Saw was as dull as a butter knife; should not take that long to make a felling cut. But, you can see him really reefing on the saw and applying a lot of pressure so I think he knew it was dull and was just trying to finish out the day so he could get out of there.

barely checked his gunning sights. he left a dutchman, didnt look up once... dull fuckin chain, no wedges, no axe, no escape routes. fucking clown

Third guy didnt clear wood on ground near his work area and escape area. His two helpers could've done that before he dropped it. Hard to see by camera angle though maybe it was clear.

Throwing dust no chips, dull as 💩.

click bait titles get more vuews

Who is your lord grave first question

What went wrong? Why did the tree fall that way?

Personally I think the tree was sorta leaning that way he tho cut threw it if he would of Let some holding wood on the side he wanted it to then take a wedge and bang it in it could of went different but yes that barn is a hard barn

Who you telling? I was COMPLETELY AMAZED!!

@@bbigrocker1 don't go near Euphrates River when gold get up

@@jdcarter7659 don't go near Euphrates River when gold get up

True that. Tree work is probably the most dangerous job of all, besides being a soldier.

These are the professionals... The whole point of the video is that even the professionals can't fell trees in a controlled and intended manner, so the moral of the story is just don't mess with trees...

@@Twobirdsbreakingfree half of the dummies in video don't know a tree from a telephone pole

😂

@@Twobirdsbreakingfree I hear some of those trees have tight knot holes

Everyone says that, then I hand the my 3-$10000 bid, skills ain’t cheap

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basically same at 2:26 what was wrong with that?

@@kuopionkuningas922 nothing

@@chrisk6668 apart from the chain being dull as shit

@@kuopionkuningas922 His angle cut wasn't very deep, you're not supposed to cut the very center so it doesn't turn away from the intended angle. Folds toward the angle cut nice and clean that way. But there's more to it than that anyway. Like the dude who was "pulling" the tree toward the street. If it wanted to go any other way he'd be flying.

@@bpfoley89 You mean the tree might weigh more than 170 lbs (LOL).

Exactly what i was thinking, that's the internet for you nowadays.

It's total clickbait. Same two titles on every video. Channel owner only speaks Vietnamese, so won't understand your comment nor care.

Elitist that don't know what work is look down on working class people..thus showing their ignorance

Well even if they do it right, they can still be criticized for being too slow.

overly dramatic for a small log?

Saw is dull as hell

@@gilbertgarrison1329 - his chain's not THAT dull - he made the notch cut and back cut on a hard wood tree in 60 seconds. What, was 60 seconds just too long for you? Did you want him to change his chain just to drop the tree when he still had some cut left in it?

@@ricardocalderon9823 explain how this was “overly dramatic”

It fell short of the padding logs set out to protect the lawn.

You probably couldn't go over center and get under the wires and going over the wires not a good idea so yeah

@@yourdaddy6030 dog not allowed ect

Dog not allowed ect

Dog not allowed ect

Uh, yeah that's mostly solid technique and the tree went exactly where he was aiming. Guess they wanted to put a normal cut in there to throw us off...

@@Hayduke0 didn't he cut a bit low on the back cut?

@@escapetherace1943 Yeah I agree, watching it again, the tree even wobbled backwards for a brief second. Too little hinge for comfort as well.

@@Hayduke0 scary, but most people watching wouldn't recognize that, they'd think it was a nice fell

Oh you're so funny and clever, tom lolololololololol. Such a good joke considering the content of this video!!

Most of these were homeowners and the successful ones were arborists. Cutting trees down is an art; notching correctly, typically 1/3 of the tree and the back cut; using wedges, should leave “hinge” wood based on the desired effect. Most professionals these days don’t fell trees because of all the ground hazards. But frankly, this whole comment section is full of the kind of people who would drop a tree on their house if they had no other choice but to cut it themselves.

@@peek5548 who is your lord grave first question

@@yourdaddy6030 who is your lord grave first question

Who is your lord grave first question

This story is way better than anything that happens in this video.

You sound like a great parent. Good job.

Wow okay

I think a lot of the people in the video and that as well know what there doing but there just impatient and wanna get the job done quickly to go home rather then doing it properly and that’s how accidents happen

​@@johnv8408 lol

Agreed. clickbait

Dude was absolutely reaching for content to pad out a 10 minute video.

Don't go near Euphrates River when gold get up

Dog not allowed ect

India don't burn dead body not allowed

😂🤣

You got that right lol

Yeah and after the fact , we all coulda, shou da, woulda.😅

Don't go near Euphrates River when gold get up

Maybe you are working by the hour and not by the job.

@@tommak6516 i work by the job. Im doing well and feel very blessed.

Like you said, recognize the point of commitment, pause just before and verify the situation is correct, then proceed or adjust as necessary.

Yeah. Keep staying safe and methodical. Safe tree work can be extremely tedious and often involves spending hours dropping small branches to avoid property damage. Most of these felling fail videos are of people dropping trees with no preliminary topping/weight reduction... and roping them off wayyyy too low to pull with some tiny truck.

@@Hayduke0 drugs alcohol pork not allowed

I agree the only thing I think he got wrong was going too fast and not using wedges and his chain was not very sharp.

Idiots are the ones who pull the rope, the tree wobbles like a catapult. They were lucky that the tree didn't fall to the other side.

Front Wedge should be to centre of tree. Back cut is just to break the resistance

@@talkshitko9234 Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

@@ALVAROKOKA Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

How so? He was tied in, saw was not running. He went big there and went for a ride as a result, but technically, that's the process. No damage to person or property == successful cut.

India don't burn dead body not allowed

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a lot of professional tree cutters use cranes now too.

@@scrapmanindustries drugs alcohol pork not allowed

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Yeah really though. I guess everything looks scary if you live in an apartment building.

Yeah it's a b.s. title. I usually block channels that lie in the title so that they don't show up in my feed anymore.

The 3rd guy felling the stick. It went alright but his saw was so so blunt! He looked like he may be a professional, so that really is a fuck up!

@@zackbroad4293 Yeah no tree guy worth his salt would ever continue to run a saw that dull. Grab another saw, swap the chain, or sharpen that one.

@@chrisk6668 How do you block them? That would be really useful to know. I didn't know you could do that.

India don't burn dead body not allowed

Wtf do you know Jo Ann?

@@dungeonmaster6292 clearly married to a tree guy

A lot of the time, yes. It depends on the situation.

@@kenbagwell8551 Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

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It was luck. Undercut served no purpose and he cut across entirety of stump.

@@usernamehere6061 sure sounded like there were some hinge fiber left.

It's nothing more than cheapskates who should leave dangerous work to pros.

@@antoniokawarski6111 Maybe that is true in some cases, but with lack of education on just how dangerous the energy in a tree is, those who know they can drop a tree but are not educating themselves in the process set the stage. I know that having a home to live in does not mean they have the money to call in professionals. Also, I am aware that in the logging industry there is always a body count each year among the 'fellers'. It appears to be a trade learned by experience in many respects. I had two large trees on my little lot that were old majestic ones; a catalpa and soft maple. I contracted with a professional service to remove them. They did so from the top down each time. [The house was close by]. I note in the video some had professional rigs on. My assumption is either they did not think things through correctly, or the tree did something unexpected. Dangerous work. Dangerous work.

@@antoniokawarski6111 says the guy who probably hasn’t even ran a chainsaw

@Chris Not true. I have both polesaw and chainsaw at home. I try to DIY many things to save on money too such as pruning and downing a few small trees, but only based on calculated work efforts/risks. The enormous risks of trying to bring down a large tree is not one of those. I'd rather let the pro take all responsibility for whatever phucks up.

"Gosh, it didn't look that heavy."

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He was SPOT ON, no idea why he's on THIS video

Probably because of that incredibly dull blade he's using.

@@gromer2 Uh...no

@@bbigrocker1 uuuh.. yes.

@@gromer2 And what's the name of YOUR tree removal service?

You'd be surprised what can be accomplished with a "thin" rope -1/2" diameter rated for 7,500lbs. Of course, it is important you know what your are doing. That rope does you no good when you don't.

Why did he stand so close, he did not have to look back after the tree started falling, reminds me of Lot's wife. It is stupid to stand next to a falling tree.

@@tommak6516 yeah well all day Saturday I was basically the kettle calling the pot black! Back in early September a tornado tore up our18 acres. It's a twisted, compressed, uprooted, partially uprooted tangled spring pole mess! Even had a tree Barber chair sideways that was laying almost parallel to the ground. He tried to get me, but I'm faster than greased owl shit! 🤣

That shed might be older than the tree. The real question is, why did he call in a crane for something that just needed a pole saw and the same amount of time? Chop that into little bits from the house's roof, anchor the limb to the tree with some webbing, and let it fall away from the shed.

@@keithclark486 lmao

A dull chain maybe it must be nice though having all that dress up gear all I ever go cutting in is a shirt and pants

@@Mike-su8si me to lol

He did all right

And yet he had no chaps

India don't burn dead body not allowed

India don't burn dead body not allowed

India don't burn dead body not allowed

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Not this shit.

That looks pretty close to the lines. A bucket truck can't be within 10' of a high voltage line. Looks like they are trying to do it right but whoever is cutting should have managed the delimbing better. If you got to rope each one no matter how small they are so they don't land on the lines well then you got to rope them.

@@adamschaeffer4057 where I work the minimum approach distance is 2ft 4 inches but it’s 10ft around transmission lines. We’d probably go up in a bucket, put a rope in it and cut it from the ground. Hard to tell how close it is from the video.

AFAIK, some power companies work with arborists on jobs very close to power lines. If it's bad enough, some power companies will even temporarily shut down a portion of line to make it safer for everyone involved. Any tree removal service worth their salt is gonna call the power company of their own volition in such a situation.

What makes you think a bucket can reach there from street?

​@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 The power company contracts the work out to the tree company. It most cases it's simply not feasible to shut down a grid so the tree company can do line clearance. In this case, the tree company is liable ... their insurance would cover the cost to have the power restored

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You two have a lot in common then, don't you?

@@yourdaddy6030 who is your lord grave first question

Who is your lord grave first question

Who is your lord grave first question

When you say wedges , they probably go straight to pizzas 😂😂😂

Exactly what I was thinking and theres different cut options and these ppl are like oh well tree falls then there like uhh wasn't me it was the wind

Some people's kids 🤔