In this article you are going to learn how to cut down some trees. There are a lot of jobs that people need to do for the environment, but we don't get paid enough. Cutting down trees can help people do their part to save the planet. It is a lot of work, but it is also a great way to help our community and pay your part for electric and phone bills.
First step - locate a felling tree to cut. Once you understand how to cut down a falling tree with a chainsaw, almost everyone will feel it and always call you when they need to have a felling tree removed. It helps if you understand some of the other technical terminology: Chainsaw: Any piece of equipment used in this procedure is known as a " Chainsaw". If you don't know what one of those is, just imagine two long metal prongs on either end that grab onto the stem and then pull at the branch. Without chainsaws, there wouldn't be any way to do this type of work.
Fall Zone: A fall zone is where a falling tree moves from its original direction. A good example would be a fallen oak tree falling to the north and a maple tree falling to the south. If the falls are happening in a particular zone, there is a specific route to take so you can get to safety. This works whether you are cutting down one tree or many. Another example is when you are crossing bridges. You need to be aware of where the water is moving so you can make sure you get to a safer area to cross the bridge.
Back Cut: The process of cutting something out of a tree, usually to remove the stump, usually with a saw, levering up the saw blade and making quick cuts into the wood, is known as the back cut. In tree removal, the back cut is also known as a chop. Although a chop can also be made from a core cut, when it comes to stump removal, the back cut is the preferred method because it is more efficient, leaves less open space, and makes the job quicker. The chop is also a great technique for tree removal when the tree is big; often a core chop won't get the job done fast enough to get rid of the stump.
Face Cut: A face cut, also known as a cross cut, is exactly as it sounds. It starts by making an incision from the bottom of the stump up to the tip of the branch. It continues from one side of the tip branch to the other, cutting a new branch in the process. A face cut is best for large branches, while a back cut can be used for a small, weak branch.
Hinge: A hinge is a horizontal cut made by opening the top of the hole and closing it again. While it may sound easy, this technique can be difficult, because there are a lot of small parts that need to move with it, such as the bottom of the hole and any hollow areas inside it. This type of cut can be made from many different types of saws, but is most commonly made with a chisel. Because of the difficulty level, this technique isn't used on larger trees. If you're unsure about how to cut down a large tree, it's best to ask a professional tree specialist to do it for you.