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A safety guide arguing that training is not optional.

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Chainsaw kickback occurs in about a tenth of a second, faster than anybody can respond. Training teaches you to avoid the conditions rather than react to the event.

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Uppingham Understanding
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Do not learn this from videos
Preheader
Kickback happens in a tenth of a second.

Safety guide

Kickback is faster than reaction time, which is why training exists

Chainsaw kickback occurs in about a tenth of a second, faster than anybody can respond. Training teaches you to avoid the conditions rather than react to the event.

Why videos are not enough

The dangerous events are too fast to react to. What is taught is body position and cutting technique that prevent them arising.

The basic course

Two days, about three hundred pounds, covering maintenance, crosscutting, and felling small trees. Required by most insurers and by common sense.

Protective equipment

Trousers, boots, gloves, helmet with visor and defenders. About two hundred and fifty pounds and non-negotiable at any experience level.

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