Kamniška Bistrica - Kamniško Sedlo
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| ljubitelj gora6. 03. 2014 20:54:53 |
Mandatory equipment, on SPIN in Železniki municipality today forester fatally injured, similarly few days ago forester near our property injured, rescued by helicopter... people without proper knowledge, without equipment and too smart.
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| viharnik6. 03. 2014 21:03:14 |
Professionals say current 82-hour chainsaw beginners course by no means fits serious forest work. Needs, as they say, at least five years field work for sawyer to reach adequately satisfactory knowledge for tree felling. Others can just play in own garden.
I fell only smaller trees 20-30 diameter, mostly already fallen or hanging trees. Trees that have fallen and are still tensioned under forces, I avoid from afar. No need to play too much in things you're not grown up for, one way or another.
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| viharnik6. 03. 2014 21:25:33 |
I can trim some branches on the path, of course with PD Kamnik permission.
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| borutpovse6. 03. 2014 21:32:47 |
Is the road to both cable cars passable? Lp
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| smatjaz6. 03. 2014 21:40:05 |
Most of those (non pros) who master it have enough work in own forest where they gained experience. Due to lack of such work experienced, even those who don't master it best grab the job. For that reason inexperience, speed, fatigue and improper equipment take toll. As long as state sets unreasonable deadlines till when it must be done, it will happen further and accidents present. When also those with less experience calmly with fear and respect for work start gaining experience, after forest cleaning on doorstep of professionalism. Old dads said practice makes master if it doesn't kill him first !  Unfortunately would gladly join but have whole "mess" at home in hosto
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| viharnik6. 03. 2014 22:09:27 |
Fully agree with Matjaž explanation. Myself far from having felling mileage of average forester, but only last years chainsaw use felt correct position relation body legs saw and feel hand thru saw to tree. Also cut directions single trunks important, cut type per weight branch position, prior under sawing shortening larger branch so weight lost at max cut, then right feel cut near end wood cracks, faster circular cut radius log circumference to limit still possible, carefulness barberchairs hollow trunks  etc. Mileage only safeguard this demanding dangerous work.
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| gams447. 03. 2014 18:30:28 |
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| viharnik7. 03. 2014 18:52:03 |
Is there anything to cut? Today among other things I sawed an oak 25cm diameter and 7m height, and barely managed to saw it off with great difficulty .No wonder they say: You are as tough as an oak
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| gams447. 03. 2014 19:23:03 |
best you go to a course for safe work with chainsaw 
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| viharnik7. 03. 2014 19:33:06 |
A few years ago I already passed the exam for work with chainsaw, so no problem. Today the chainsaw had to park and wait to cool down.
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| gams447. 03. 2014 19:47:01 |
or is the chain somehow twisted
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| viharnik7. 03. 2014 19:54:22 |
Hey, Oak is hard to saw like stone! .Otherwise I have the new better Swedish chain on.
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| BibaS7. 03. 2014 20:16:00 |
Can someone please tell what the actual condition of this path to Kamniško Sedlo is? Is it passable?
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| smatjaz7. 03. 2014 20:19:48 |
And some more tips, which you maybe already know, just to refresh your memory  http://www.zgs.si/slo/zavod/publikacije/zgibanke-varno-delo-v-gozdu/index.html
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| smatjaz7. 03. 2014 20:21:08 |
Well, maybe someone will laugh at us, but let him ask how he himself started to know now what he knows???
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| viharnik7. 03. 2014 20:30:01 |
Here, if Carlton can't work on chains, then I don't know who else could. The oak has fallen, but it's hung up on three beeches, if not more. Birches and walnut are like paper against oak. When I was sawing it, the chain was whining, cut zzzzzz. Hazel is stronger too, which has some yellow catkins in spring.
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| smatjaz7. 03. 2014 20:38:32 |
You didn't understand me. Different angles are used for different types of wood. I didn't mean that the chain in general is bad, but that it can have the wrong tooth angle for the hardness of oak. I personally use the universal 30° angle, because when clearing I have both conifers and deciduous trees ahead and it works best for me. I use Oregon chains.
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| viharnik7. 03. 2014 20:49:36 |
Aha, quite possible, otherwise it cuts well, of course for my renovated McCulloch 7-38 MAC (Husqvarna copy), which now has more torque and rarely stops anywhere unlike the old version. Chains are usually sharpened at 33°.
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| borutpovse7. 03. 2014 21:03:26 |
Well, nice and right all this about chainsaws and chains but............is there anything passable towards the saddle? At least roughly?
Lp
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