Fun vid, I liked the Beranek math. Like you, I do all by gut (plus a few key moment tricks of english and varying openness of the notches etc.) Love your style and skills 💪🏼

My mans got a clip board and coffee up in the tree.. hilarious

The most detailed explanation of how to divide the height by 5 I've ever seen.

Maths is easy for me, I'm more interested in how you got that cup of coffee up there. :)

My head aches after listening to that maths class bro. I'm more impressed with you having your coffee up the tree. 👍🥃🥃

Drops log like a champ. Takes 20 minute coffee break proving why he's paid to cut logs and not teach math. Realizes after break family could have been moving log the whole time. #Classic Also, if I ever had any doubt about my chosen profession of sitting at a desk, this video took care of those issues. :D

"You don't want to punch holes in grass." 1:55 When I used to do tree work we called those "septic probes".

I am by no means a arborist. I will never have the need to be 100' up in a tree. Idk why KZfaq told me to watch this. But man was it entertaining,informative and just fun to watch.

I felt so bad for you during the math part. Your great personality got you through it, keep up the great work

I usually have the guys send up some bacon and eggs with my coffee, not paperwork ! 35 years of tree work and I did learn something today. I always eyeballed it but never knew the math but I know the depth of the notch is gonna affect the flip also. example,,,, breaking off and jumping too soon from a shallow notch affects the flip...........Great tutorial guys ! Be safe and GOD bless

If you ever get short on content, take your camera to that saw shop. It would be cool for us non-tree cutters to see the dudes make their improvements on the factory saws. Like take a stock saw and do the power tune and whatever else they do to make them better for commercial use. We’d like to see that. Okay well at least I’d like to see that.

"You can imagine this is a tree" - this was my favorite part :)

Love your videos! Being a climber and sole proprietor, I got a good laugh out of the bit at the beginning about why you don’t do side jobs!!! Quality stuff! Education & Entertainment man, thanks so much for putting these videos out I look forward to watching the next one!

Love your attitude bro. Self corrections and not hiding from mistakes. Makes me happy to watch and learn from you

Nobody: This guy: Math class up in a tree

The real math behind this is pretty complicated, and one day when I'm not busy I might try to prove what you know from practical experience. What an amazing observation, and a brilliant setting for a math lecture. Well done!

Thank you! People talk about the 1/5 rule, but I've never heard it explained. Can't wait to watch this one!

Great content. Nothing goes perfect all the time, especially while you try to show how's done. Loved it

The angle of the face cut sets the momentum and speed of rotation. The wider the face cut, the faster the log will rotate end for end off the stump.

Im clearing off a peice of property I bought. It's mostly small trees but I watch all your videos and use what you demonstrate and teach. I Love it, keep the videos coming.

Awesome video, I have learnt so much from you guys, I have been a arborist for 30 years & you guys bring new & updated techniques, so much respect to you guys... Chainsaw Nik 🇬🇧

Never had math taught to me using a stump 64 feet high and having coffee!😂

I think you did a great job. The different use of visual aids and your explanations was very clear and concise.

Cracked me up when you wrote .25 then scratched it out. 20% is .20 Just giving you a hard time. Much respect for you all taking the time to make these videos. You all are down to earth yet professional. Thank you.

Watching that math lesson... As a man who has two majors and a master's degree in finance and accounting I have to say it is deeply enjoyable to watch a man communicating his hands on knowledge of applied mathematics. "It's a good way of looking after the lawn" - so professional. I wish more loggies here had this attitude.

The coffee while you were 65 feet up was priceless

Bro, I was dying😂 when you broke out a clip board and coffee on top of the spar.

This video was so enjoyable to watch. I laughed so many times. Love the content!

As soon as I saw the coffee cup on the spar I hit subscribe! haha so funny. Great videos! Keep em coming!

4:46 Dude. Clever idea, great shot lmao. You keep one upping your own content . Grats on all the new subs. Unreal growth and well deserved/ earned ... Thx to your fam for helping out on this one too lol .

Loving the videos!!! Thanks for all your work, also enjoyed listening to you on educated climber podcast 💪

You’re a funny guy brother. Especially the end about the flat ground lol. Enjoy watching your vids and learn a lot

That sounded like some common core math...lol. All jokes aside, love your attitude, work ethic, and all the great content. Keep up the good work.

that mock up of previous job characters was beautiful, so true!! love it!!

Hi sir I had read this in the book.. the fundamentals of tree work.. But this let me understand it a lot better... Thank for breaking it down with a visual and not just talking about ratios.. Thanks again

Awesome (especially the coffee!) and the 20% rule is amazing. Enjoyed the whole video and as a technical trainer - you did a great job!

i was concerned u wasn't going to explain the deepcut but i was very wrong lol. i been on the job 18yrs this year. nice to see guys like you taking responsibility for what you teach. nice one mate. 3 very important cuts that can have massive implications ether way. think twice and cut once

Jacob, even my family members that will never climb a tree loved this video. Well done sir.

You can just take the height of the tree and divide by 5. Lol great channel guys! Love it! Keep it up. Thanks

Flop a log out!!! Ha ha🤪 priceless, I just love your video's your the Prince of the Arborists...keep on keeping on .. stay safe.. UK

Very good video, the coffee was a nice touch, my favorite lunch table in the woods is a fresh smelling slice of red fir:)

I have become a big fan of G of T. This Tree Vlog reminds me of explaining the Food plots this season to our daughter... I know exactly what you are saying...yet you know full well...some people; NO fault of theirs... have the 1000yd stare... she just looked at me and said "Where are we clearing and can I use the Chainsaw"

is that called higher math when you do it at the top of a tree? :)

Great video! It'd be interesting to see what someone like Matt Parker, a stand up mathematician, or Dustin from Smarter Every Day would do for a video explaining why it's 1/5th.

i've always wondered why a forestry major went to school for 4 years, he learned 20% each year times 4 equals 80% so they found 100ft trees to cut down and always wound up back on the ground! you have an awesome channel and I would be defecating nickels if I were 80ft high!!

Great video Jacob! Something my friend Paul taught me which helped me fine tune my style. Over 50’ slowing the spin with a hand or notch to achieve 270 degrees and below 50’ speeding up the spin to achieve 270 with wide notches or an influencing hand and a little practice works like a charm. That said Maine and Alaska don’t have quite the trees your locale does, however we have big pines and I’ll land 20” wood when possible. Be well

I've been searching for this for a while ! Thanks !

Very well done as always. I love your tutorials, always learn something. Keep up the great work. Thanks so much for sharing.

I got what you where saying without saying it. Haha. Your coffee cup is rad! . Dude your channel is skyrocketing!🤙🏻

Thanks for the video and keep up the great work.

I loved your math class. It was fun and engaging. I liked the visuals you added.

This guy really stopped at around 64 feet in the air on a tree to explain how to get logs to land flat im impressed! plus the coffee cup.

Great videos. Very educational! Nobodys perfect. You do the best you can with what you have at the time. Thank you and keep'em coming please.

Keep the videos up my guy there really entertaining

That was your funniest video , you lost me at the blue blocks and all the longer math ...... lmao 😂

Thanks for posting quality content. Good job today. It'd be super cool to see a before and after pic of the landscape from afar.

Hey love your videos. Could u do a full gear video from what the clothes are to harness to the gear u keep on your harness exc...

I left school not understanding fractions or percentages. As an apprentice my tradesman taught me fractions using drill sizes, and percentages from the dollars and cents in my pay packet. Mr Treeson practical lessons in math are always useful to someone, somewhere- thanks! (nice class room too)

I don’t even climb trees but after pinching a saw two days in a row on the farm I need to watch all your videos 😁

Lmfao the office a top the stick man that was hilarious...I do my flopping like you do... And yeah large face in those situations is best

I've watched this video about 20 times. I still can't figure out if that equals 20% of my time or 1/5th of the day. Either way, it cracks me up. You're a great tree guy and a pretty okay(read as bad) mathematician. Keep up the good work. You'd be fun to work with. If you're ever in Vermont, stop by, we'll cut some trees and work on our math.😁

This is really cool never knew this. U changed the way I cut trees lol 😂

I greatly enjoy your videos, I grew up in the Arlington, Oso, Sedro Woolley area long time ago. fun to see you cutting in western Washington.

You guys are awesome! Love the video!

Awesome job man, the 1/5 ths works for me, I still mess up now and then but who doesn't. Stay safe and healthy man 👊

Love the little desk up in the tree, nice touch.

This video gave me sense of a lagom warm summer day with smell of cut grass and a almost finished job :)

Humor and honesty, can't go wrong with that

Really enjoyed the video, I teach high school math and woodshop, do tree work on the weekends. Great lesson!

I like to guess myself and once i'm at the spot i ask a ground guy what they think, it's almost always dead on. Love the 1/5th trick

Good video the math bit in the middle of the video helps as I’m thinking of going into this type of business if I can’t get into the military

Awesome! Educational and entertaining! Here in Kuwait deployment, watching. Reminds me of home, Thank you!

Nicely done video Jake!💪💪

“ I’m not really good at math”. “Im not really good at drawing”. Your great at trees man. I appreciate your knowledge and humor. Think the grounds got a little slant to it. 😂

You crack me up buddy I love your channel.

Alright who poured you the coffee? Always enjoy watching a pro.

Nice work! Love the video mate.

Definitely made sense great video

You just got a new sub also because your drinking coffee at the top that’s awesome bud!

Great work man. Thanks for the video!!

Why would anyone give a thumbs down for any of your video post? Good stuff, thank you.

Guilty of Treeson how ya doing. I am not a tree guy by any means, fire wood only but I am fascinated by this type of work. I follow a couple of other guys on youtube here also. I live in PA and the trees here do not resemble the trees out there on the west coast. I'm also not keen on heights so that whole climbing thing is crazy to me. I really liked the coffee cup explanation with the clip board at the top of the tree, kind of like home away from home for you guys I'd imagine. Anyway I subscribed to you channel and gave you a thumbs up for this one. Be Safe and Enjoy Life

Love your videos. Yu explain everything so clearly.

Oh my. As a math teacher I found this lesson interesting. Lol. Because of the view. 😂 20% by the way is 0.2 as a decimal. 😂. You are an awesome tree surgeon. Math teacher... 🤔. Lol. Keep the videos coming. I love them.

Thanks man that was awesome!! Learned a lot!

like how you are having your coffee while you are giving your tutorial.

You explained it very well, thanks!

Thanks man for shareing the details!! Share is Living!!!

Just love watching professionals doing a great job and explaining it well -and great safety tips I have seen other videos of how NOT to do it - idiots trying to destroy everything or kill people

My wife and I laughed a lot on this one. Good video!

Took us a little while to get there, but an awesome tip that I’m sure to use in the future. Thanks! 🤙

Drool is running out the corner of my mouth after that maths class! I need that coffee!

Very entertaining and just shows some of the tricks when you know how. How did you get that coffee up there without spilling all of it.

Love the content😂👍 Dig the humor along the way too!

Best tree channel on KZfaq. What device is best to use for srt and ddrt?

Your study is based on what you guys seem to be involved in most which is single stem conifers that are perpendicular to the ground. Around here we are usually taking out logs that are oriented sideways on multi stem deciduous decurrent trees which changes the formula I assume. But I enjoy all the analyzing you do and respect it.

Amazing the comments on basics, good job and content.

Love your efforts even when things don’t go as planed.

You are good at your work.👏👏

😂😂😂. Is anyone else wondering how he got that cup of coffee up that tree🤔😂😂😂😂