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Great video!
Great job Lowes!! Appreciate the video!
Oh, no wonder why people are destroying many trees
After having paid 4100 for 7 trees, I'm never doing that again. Unless it's a huge mother of all trees near my house.
The Lorax is disappointed in you.
I dont recommend.
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I love beautiful trees and it made me sad to see this tree cut down. Looked perfectly healthy to me. No reason to cut it down for demonstration purposes. ???? Why not use a dead tree for that?
What about the stomp and roots?
Such nice lumber, should have tried to keep a long trunk.
You are showing how to murder ????
Best instruction video.
Instructions unclear, tree feel on house.
This is one of the best instructional videos about anything, ever. Thank you! I cut down a huge tree and nobody died! 🙂
I love operating chainsaw! Thanks for these YouTube videos
Great video
Destroying nature…….. Nevermind by the way I can destroying it
Just curious to know why the escape path needs to be at 45 degree to the tree felling line in opposite direction?
Help I’m stuck under the tree. I got a cramp and couldn’t get away in time.
Although I am not a professional, I have successfully cut down trees that are at least 2 feet in diameter with a handsaw and some work gloves. Usually, I go with a different shape of wedge and I am almost always cutting trees at an angle. that being said, this is definitely a useful video for beginners and there is a lot of great information.