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with bottom binds the compression is on the bottom of the log or limb because the weight of the log is not supported on both ends gravity will cause tension on the top pulling the wood fibers apart and compression on the bottom pushing the wood fibers together if you cut from the bottom too far up the kerf will close pinching the saw if you cut from the top of a heavy log or one under a lot of tension the log can explode potentially causing the saw to fly back or throw chain to allow a smoother safer release cut your offside first to limit how close you have to be to the log then make a partial cut on the compression side the bottom in this case finish with the tension side cutting from the top and prepare to step back [Music] [Music] [Music] on smaller trees a slight rocking of the saw on both the top and bottom cuts can be used to cut the off side rather than three distinct cuts still make an effort to cut the off side to allow the tip to be exposed only as much as it needs to be on
