home made chipper
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LD1
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I too am impressed.
RoyJackson
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Steve did a nice job!
Thanks for posting!
Thanks for posting!
jimmyj
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Wow, great quality in the job. Really neat.
ModMech
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Yet another project to add to my list....
:confused2:
Yet another project to add to my list....
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k0ua
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Wow, is that thing stout or what!.. I am impressed.. really nice job.
James K0UA
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handirifle
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All I can say is WOW! That sucker looks perfect. How'd you know what angle to place the cutting blades on? For that matter, the whole disk setup?
J_J
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Nice job, but you are being modest on your view of the chipper. I would say definitely for everyday use. It is about as robust as any I have seen, and better than most for the size Again, nice detail.
CBW1999
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If this is his idea of designing an "occasional use" implement-I'd be really curious how he would design one for daily use :confused2:
Very nice piece of work. I hope some day my skills might equal half of his....
Very nice piece of work. I hope some day my skills might equal half of his....
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forgeblast
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I dont know anything about it except i came across it in a welding forum. I thought it was worth sharing. I would guess that the blade set up came from another machine.
