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by Persky Bunkermeister on October 29th, 2006
It depends on how much space you have to let the tree fall. If you don't have space, you have to work down from the top, cutting it down piece by piece: www.ehow.com/how_18424_cut-down-tree.html
If you have space to let it fall in it's full length, then determine where you want the tree to land, and cut the tree so that it falls in that direction. There's some science here, as wind, terrain, neighboring trees, and the tree itself may all affect how it falls regardless how you cut. Tree's can kill you when they fall, so you might consider hiring a pro. If the tree is not too dead, the pro might even buy the tree off you. Here are directions for chopping a tree down: http://www.inquiry.net/outdoor/skills/b-p/felling_tree.htm
by JUSTNORMAL on October 28th, 2006
With an axe
by MotorCityPaPa on July 8th, 2009
Never underestimate the power & weight of a falling tree or tree limb. Safety should be more emphasized in any cutting instructions as the weight of an average tree limb could seriously injure or kill a bystander.
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