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Interesting to see whether this will work for the "last" part. I can understand why it works while cutting off smaller parts of a longer ship, but at some point
by q-base 6y ago
Interesting to see whether this will work for the "last" part. I can understand why it works while cutting off smaller parts of a longer ship, but at some point I would expect the ship not to be heavy enough. At that point I would expect it to be lifted and turned by the chain instead.
But they probably already thought about that and I just missed it in my rapid skimming of the article.
- jandrese 6y agoThey are leaving the power plant for last (cutting nose to stern) so the remaining part will always be the heaviest.
- q-base 6y agoThanks!
- tsjq 6y agoYes. The article mentions sections 3 to 6 aren't strong enough, so a drydock will be used instead of the chainsaw cutting.
- q-base 6y agoThanks for the clarification.