Wood Chipper 2

Wood chippers are machines most commonly used for grinding and grating wood most typically from trees into small chips and sawdust. The internal combustion engine grinds at speeds from 3 to 1,000 horsepower. Most wood chippers are portable, making it much easier to feed large pieces of wood straight from the forest. As you insert tree limbs into the feed tunnel, they pass through grove rollers that extend the wood into the chipping mechanism. You can hear the steel blades crunch, snap, grind, and grate the wood at a steady rate. The processed wood exits through a chute directly into a container or onto the ground.