Well done!

@myoutdoorways

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! I will do better in my upcoming videos though. I hope.

Yeah! nice work. bet you felt that in the morning :)

@myoutdoorways

3 ай бұрын

Yes, a bit, but not as much as I expected. Perhaps I’m starting to get used to the axe excercises.

Nicely done! It looks like the Calabria with the new handle did a very nice job and worked well in combination with the little splitting axe. Subbed to the new channel.

@myoutdoorways

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, great that you’re following me here as well. But don’t tell anyone about the worst felling cut and backcut of all times, please … I’ll do better in my next attempt. I watched you using the 2,5 pound Rinaldi America. It’s totally possible that I’ll get one myself, the 2 pound Calabria struggles on trunks larger than 5 inches … but with the new handle it’s great to work with.

@MattKeevil

3 ай бұрын

Ha ha I attributed it to the awkwardness of trying to undercut under a leaning trunk but you made me go back and look at it. I liked that you switched your grip to try to make the slants line up, just have to get the back closer in height next time!@@myoutdoorways

@myoutdoorways

3 ай бұрын

I actually find it pretty easy to change between left and right. I can also use a hammer reasonably well with my left hand, although I wouldn’t trust it as much as my right one. My mistake on this occasion was probably that I started the felling cut uncomfortably low, and misjudged the height difference between that and the back cut when I got that started. Oh well, it came down in the end.

@gumboot65

2 ай бұрын

Great job !! Tremendous amount of work !!

@myoutdoorways

2 ай бұрын

Yes, but I expect it to lighten gradually as I get more experience. Already the bucksplit method has done so.