How To Cut Down A Tree

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This is one of the best instructional videos about anything, ever. Thank you! I cut down a huge tree and nobody died! :)

gracelutheranchurch-elslin

Excellent brief, concise tutorial. I applied what I saw here and successfully felled 2 40' trees. Thanks, Lowes!

millrat

If I wanted to call a professional, I wouldn't be here on youtube.

salazam

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.

andrewchapman

Damn, Lowes has the fire home repair vids

DPoner

This is the best video for this. All the other videos just too long and have a bunch of blabbering. Good job👍🏽

i_

One thing I do, to ensure I am not injured in case the trunk decides to splinter, is I wrap the trunk, above where the cut is, with a
tow strap. Tow straps are inexpensive, $20 or less, which is real cheap insurance, in case the trunk does decide to splinter.
Yep, it takes a couple more minutes but it could save weeks in a hospital and thousands of dollars in medical costs.

forks

Preferably your escape route is NOT DOWNHILL from the tree, as rolling can occur.

leiatyndall

Step one. Begin by saying " hold my beer ...”

mozz

Outstanding! This video gave me a new perspective on sawmilling. The skill displayed in processing these huge logs is amazing. This video is extremely clear and well-made. I'm excited to see what you share next. Continue sharing these amazing videos!

SawmillJourneys

There must be 50 ways to fell your lumber
Just break out an axe, jack
Whip out the saw, y'all
Use a little wedge, sledge
And set that tree free

malcolmt

Learned something here. I like the staggered cut. Makes total sense now that I think of it! Thanks.

LightGesture

This was way more informative than the Home Depot version.

DoctorRickSanchez

So say I’m cutting into something soft and then I hit bones is there a good technique to keeping control of the saw while that happens? Also what do you do if the engine gets gummed up with red sticky liquid? Thanks for the help guys!

frost