An interesting mix of other people's work.

Nice blurred out water mark in the top left. Totally didn't steal this from someone else.

This is a video of the Worlds Most Underpowered Chippers...These things suck with the diameter trees being fed to them...

That’s what I call the daily grind!

@bradschuh4618

5 жыл бұрын

Sumfuk Inguy oh you😂

just show the important stuff, never mind the chips.

3 rd one same way, too much pressure.

The rotor speed is a bit slow

@Brandon7686

4 жыл бұрын

FUDA Chipper f

@peterherrington3300

Жыл бұрын

What rotor speed would you recommend ? You've obviously been in the logging business for years

Man, that second one is great if being payed by the hour, bring your lunch, gonna be a while.

This guy lost his keys! 🤣

What is done with chips ?

@rabbitskinner

2 жыл бұрын

Power stations, it's called biofuel

Sorry to sound like a rookie here but what is the point of grinding up these large tree trunks? Couldn't they be milled into lumber? I would think that lumber would be more valuable than sawdust or wood chips. Any explanations?

@DarkVoidIII

4 жыл бұрын

It depends on the quality of the lumber. Most logging companies will only pick the best trees for logging purposes, sometimes a tree just isn't up to their standards. They get to pick and choose what they want to use for lumber. So whoever has excess that the logging companies don't want has to chip it or do something with it, my best guess is most find it easier to hire a chipper and be done with it. Pulp mills also have similar standards as regards what they consider acceptable for chippings that they take to turn into paper or cardboard.

@peterherrington3300

Жыл бұрын

Stop thinking cos you're wrong. Lumber is far more valuable than chips for fuel . If they could of used it for lumber , they would of .

@tbdonnelly67

Жыл бұрын

@@DarkVoidIII I hear you but I would think that even low-grade lumber has to be more valuable than chips or sawdust. But... I might be wrong.