Chainsaw Safety: Making the Cut
12 min! Run Time
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Frequently Asked Questions
It walks through preparation, felling, limbing, and bucking as the four basic stages of using a chainsaw to cut down a tree.
The previous course covered the different types of chainsaws and their safety precautions, before this one moves into actually making cuts.
No, the course notes it may seem like a simple task, but there's more nuance involved than people might think.
Preparation comes first among the four stages, ahead of felling, limbing, and bucking, since it sets up the cut that follows.
Bucking is the final of the four stages covered, following preparation, felling, and limbing when cutting down a tree.