The safest tree saw or the deadliest jump rope

Chainsaw Jack writes -
A long-reach limb pruner from This Old House Magazine. Basically a chain saw blade attached to a rope, you throw one end of the device over a branch, line the chain up with the wood, and start sawing. You could easily make this tool yourself with a length of saw chain and some rope.The safest tree saw or the deadliest jump rope - Link.
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Jul 19, 2007 01:42 PM
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| Posted by: wrique on July 20, 2007 at 8:19 AM |
Without the ability to make an undercut on the limb being cut, using this saw will likely result in a long length of bark being stripped off the trunk as the limb falls to the ground.
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