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I have no idea what species of tree is being worked on, but I was quite impressed with the speed and accuracy of the cutting and bending.
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I have no idea what species of tree is being worked on, but I was quite impressed with the speed and accuracy of the cutting and bending.
Anthony
Imperial Masterpiece
And did the branch survive ?
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
That's my question too...
Would you not want to seal that with some kind of cut paste or sealant?
He was skilful with the saw for sure...
Velodog2
Chumono
Well done! Never seen the bonus screw used before.
I did that to a ponderosa branch last fall that would not stay down even after fifteen years of wiring. It’s a bit tricky to judge how much wood to remove to get the angle change you want. I liked how he adjusted it further down after the initial cut. My concern was with how many times he bent and released it. But it’s probably tropical so it will grow like a weed and never notice.
Thanks for posting.
I did that to a ponderosa branch last fall that would not stay down even after fifteen years of wiring. It’s a bit tricky to judge how much wood to remove to get the angle change you want. I liked how he adjusted it further down after the initial cut. My concern was with how many times he bent and released it. But it’s probably tropical so it will grow like a weed and never notice.
Thanks for posting.
Wilson
Masterpiece
That looks pretty drastic, but it's in the tropics! I am always amazing what you see people can do with trees from these climates.
StoneCloud
Omono
nice natural movement achieved !!! Awesome!
The branch in that climate will probably fuse quickly.
The branch in that climate will probably fuse quickly.
JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
Don't try this at home kids!
Didn't seem like there was much left as connective tissue to me.
Didn't seem like there was much left as connective tissue to me.
JoeR
Masterpiece
Well damn you’d think he’s done that a few times before. I’d bet that branch made it for sure too. There’s no way I could do the same thing, makes you almost want to quit doesn’t it
willhopper
Shohin
I saw Ryan N. in Oregon do that on one of his videos. My questions are always, can we see the branch a year later and does the branch really line up well enough or is there a ridge all the way around where the obviously different circumferences meet?
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