Safely Cutting a Tree Limb with a Pole Saw

What happens here

Josh prepares to cut a low-hanging oak tree limb that consistently obstructs his path. He explains the correct and safe method for cutting a limb using a pole saw to prevent pinching the saw or causing the limb to swing dangerously. This involves making an 'undercut' first, cutting partway through the bottom of the limb. Then, a second cut is made from the top, slightly further out from the main trunk, which allows the limb to fall cleanly. Finally, the remaining 'nub' or stump of the limb is cut flush with the tree trunk. He starts the Stihl HT 56 C pole saw and puts on his safety helmet with face shield and earmuffs.

Goal: Remove an obstructing tree limb safely and cleanly.