Inspect Tree and Plan Fall Direction
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I messed up!!Felling and prepping big oak for Sawmill
What happens here
With safety gear donned, the tree is examined to identify its natural lean. The presenter notes the tree has a slight lean in one direction, but the wind is blowing in the opposite, desired felling direction. A measuring tape is used to confirm the tree's circumference (72 inches) and approximate diameter (28 inches), indicating a significant cut. A line is then marked on the ground using orange spray paint to designate the intended fall path, ensuring a clear and safe zone for the tree to land.
Goal: Carefully inspect the tree for its natural lean and current wind conditions to determine and mark the safest and most desired felling direction.
Tools and materials
- Echo Safety Helmet
- Measuring Tape
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