Feller helper for the feller who isnt a feller

I have never seen this before, but thought for the newbie or guys who may not be the best at dropping trees it could be of use.
Laser 2-in-1 -

 

Looks pretty interesting for those folks anal about getting logs but the exact same length. Likes like is would sure beat having a 16" rod attached to the bar.

 

The Cross Sight works pretty good too. Kinda hard to beat the price. Has a nice chart for calculating lift for wedging a tree over too.

 

This is a 100% bull..............
1) its not noticable in light conditions
2) its not noticable when you want to cut long logs
3) its pricey
4) you must wear theese red laser sunglasses and you looking like the terminator

its good only if you cut short logs about 1 meter and you can see the sight

 

Nice video , i didnt know that the stihl produce saws that can cut the tree without operator

 

This laser bull .............. is come out here in europe about the same time that the stihl 362 no mtronic come out so is old story , i see and try this when the 661 come out . first edition before recalls, just say that this 661 was here about one year before come to usa market .
as i know this laser is not available in usa market until now, some friends ask me to buy and sent them this laser to usa
i strongly recomend to them to dont spent theirs money because this is only for the garbage , or for small kids toy
so when i tell that is the number one bull......... is the number one bull.........

 

Wouldn't it be easier (and much cheaper too) just to move that rock?

 

I thinking that this laser will break or melt the rock but a was mistake

 

New stihls models

 

Videos soon

 

Your gunning sights never run out of batteries, just saying.

 

Thank goodness I have a Husky and not a Stihl. I won't have to buy one

 

Just a quick disclaimer, I do not have not do I desire one of these. Pure sarcasm on my part as felling was an art I learned from some old timers

 

I pretty much learned to fall down on my own...

 

I think it's somewhat cool for bucking to the length I want. The rest is utterly ridiculous.

I'll stick to my spray paint and yard stick for bucking to length though.

 

I use a piece 1 by 1 hardwood with screws 22 inches apart and scribe it. Either way, for a newbie newbie, it may be a good idea, although the laser does not compensate for gravity etc.