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Yeah, I think its a little scary, notice that it rips in those big bushy branches without even missing a beat? you'd never see an ordinary 6" chipper do that. Thats why I'd be putting a safety bar like a regular chipper on there. I think those sacks are brilliant for selling to campers etc...

Engined version for Jay - Edit: just realized Wally already posted this. <iframe width="960" height="720" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/ytogT81EIvU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Jay, they are definitely mesh bags.

Dont think so Jay, but ot would be a piece of cake to put a little 3 cylinder lister or Hatz engine on to drive it. I'd probably make a safety bar linked to a clutch on the drive too.

Chris gets it ;) Beauty of it is, every time you do a small tree job, your waste is turned into a valuable product. I love the simplicity and the chopchopchopchopchop noise :D

You stack them up to dry. Those sackfulls would sell for £10 a piece. 2 men would do 2 - 300 in a day.

Fancy that. I have had a long fascination with the Eiger, and the nordwand in particular.

Mainly for drying as billets Al. you subsequently cut the billets up with a circular saw on a processor.

I must admit, I absolutely love these machines. Real simple design, and turns all your brushwood that would go to waste into firewood and kindling. <iframe width="960" height="720" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/XjRqrfS3plc" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>