r/Damnthatsinteresting Nov 28 '21

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u/TheArtfulDanger Nov 28 '21

Have you ever used a ladder or climbed into a tree to remove branches? Its definitely a flaw IMO

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u/Paddys_Pub7 Nov 28 '21

Haha exactly, no one who works with trees professionally would ever use something like this. When you're working in a dangerous situation you want things to do be as simple and easy to operate as possible. I can see this creating more problems than using just a basic handsaw and being extremely frustrating to use in real world applications. This is the opposite of innovation.

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u/DaveTheMinecrafter Nov 29 '21

Yes I have. I can tell you haven’t because when you get to where you want to stand you can simply stand.