it time and effort. you don't want to be surprised that the tree falls exactly on your roof once the process is done.
without the aid of cables and braces, it will be difficult to say where the tree will exactly fall. there are also other natural forces that can make it challenging for you to cut it down. one example is wind. we cannot control where the wind blows, and the wind may cause the tree to fall on the opposite direction of where you originally planned it to take down. if this happens, you should be ready with a plan. make sure you clear an escape route opposite the 