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Homemade wood chipper eating Holly and Conifer.
Homemade wood chipper tackling some brush
Homemade Wood Chipper
 
 
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Name:
Steve
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Age:
40
Joined:
Feb 12, 2011
Latest Activity:
11 months ago
Subscribers:
44
Country:
United Kingdom
Occupation:
Workshy mechanic
Recent Activity  
StevesProjects uploaded a new video (11 months ago)
Now then Arfur, this is proper chippin!
 
 
StevesProjects uploaded a new video (11 months ago)
First proper use of my homemade wood chipper. Mostly Laurel Bush but there was lots of other thorny brush went in there too. Overall the chipper wo...   more
 
 
StevesProjects uploaded a new video (1 year ago)
A wood chipper I designed and built myself. Based on a chipper by Steve Bedair. See my other two videos of it chipping.
 
Channel Comments
workshopwaller (2 weeks ago)
Hey man , you need to get a tractor !! :-) Seriously though , well done
peckiledorf (1 month ago)
wow im impressed nice chipper
prime106 (2 months ago)
Great stuff
offspringmadboy (4 months ago)
No problem! I hope you do metal fab as private work! You would do very well!
offspringmadboy (5 months ago)
Brilliant work mate!
shaneconlan1 (8 months ago)
Gidday mate, thanks for the comment. Cheers
deantoomey (8 months ago)
i'm coming round to get all my bits back !!!!
Nekupto1 (10 months ago)
This shredder you got a video you made​​?
ew1tn (11 months ago)
Hi, Steve; If you handmade that piece of equipment, you are indeed a craftsman. The quality of your workmanship says a lot.
I have two chippers; one is an MTD Yard Machine, and the other is a Patriot. The MTD works kind of like yours in that you have to push your work into the knives. The Patriot, on the other hand is set up a little differently and it will self feed the work into the knives (no feeding mechanism, either). The main difference between the two machines is the angle the work is fed into it. If you're the handyman you appear to be, you can easily modify your machine to do the work for you by tilting the chute downward (flatter).
BTW, thanks for your comment on my chainsaw. Ed Williams
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