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--- fell:felling [2025/12/05 10:12] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ fell:felling [2025/12/17 04:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-Using felling axes to make a wedge-shaped cut on the side of the tree facing the direction in which it's going to fall.
+_Using felling axes to make a wedge-shaped cut on the side of the tree facing the direction in which it's going to fall._
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-Felling axe vs splitting axe, or maul: the felling axe has a very sharp, thin blade, and is lighter than a splitting axe, which has a heavier, thicker, wedge-shaped blade for splitting along the grain rather than across it; a splitting axe also has a hammer opposite the blade, for hammering in wedges.
+_Felling axe vs splitting axe, or maul: the felling axe has a very sharp, thin blade, and is lighter than a splitting axe, which has a heavier, thicker, wedge-shaped blade for splitting along the grain rather than across it; a splitting axe also has a hammer opposite the blade, for hammering in wedges._
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-Using a crosscut saw to make a felling cut towards the cut made with felling axes on the other side of the tree.
+_Using a crosscut saw to make a felling cut towards the cut made with felling axes on the other side of the tree._
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-Success.
+_Success._
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-## Specialist(s)
+## Specialist curators of this topic