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PERFECT ANGLE TREE CUTTING: EXTREME PRECISION & SATISFACTION

In this video, the craftsman demonstrates precise and clean angled tree cutting skills. Every cut is sharp, accurate, and confident, showing years of experience. Truly satisfying to watch!

​1. The Physics of the "Face Cut"
​Precision felling is all about controlling the center of gravity. The most common technique is the Open-Face Notch. By cutting a precise wedge out of the side facing the intended fall direction, the mason of the forest creates a "path of least resistance."
​2. Mastering the Hinge (The Safety Zone)
​The "Hinge" is the strip of uncut wood fibers left between the notch and the back cut.
​Directional Control: The hinge acts exactly like a door hinge, forcing the tree to fall in a specific arc.
​Avoiding the "Kickback": A perfectly timed back cut, slightly higher than the notch floor, prevents the tree from "jumping" backward off the stump, which is the leading cause of felling accidents.
​3. Advanced Boring Cuts (The "Plunge" Technique)
​For massive or leaning trees, pros use the Bore Cut. They drive the nose of the chainsaw into the center of the tree to create the hinge first, leaving a "trigger" of wood at the back. When everything is clear, they cut the trigger, and the tree releases instantly. This method is incredibly satisfying to watch because it gives the operator total control over the timing of the fall.
​4. The "Stump Shot" and Landing
​A master-level cut leaves a clean, professional stump with a "stump shot" (a small step between the front and back levels). Watching a 50-foot giant land exactly on a pre-placed marker is a testament to the operator's ability to read wood tension and wind speed.
​5. Conclusion
​Perfect angle tree cutting isn't just about power; it’s about finesse. It’s the art of using a high-speed blade to perform surgery on a giant, proving that with the right angles, you can move mountains—or at least, very large trees—with surgical precision. #WoodCuttingSkills #skill