Limb and Buck the Fallen Oak
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Stihl MS661 Chainsaw Cutting DANGEROUS TREES for SHOP PROJECT !
What happens here
After the oak tree has fallen and initial limbing is complete, the presenter continues to cut all remaining branches off the main trunk. He then proceeds to cut the main trunk into sections (bucking), specifying that the larger portions will be sent to the sawmill for lumber, while smaller, less valuable pieces will be processed into firewood. He indicates that a metal detector will be used on logs intended for the sawmill to check for nails from nearby old structures.
Goal: The fallen oak tree is further processed by cutting off all remaining branches and then bucking the main trunk into manageable sections suitable for either firewood or the sawmill.
Tools and materials
- Hard Hat with Face Shield and Earmuffs
- Metal Detector
- Stihl MS 661 Chainsaw
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