Absolutely! Have you had a chance to see it in person yet?

Thanks we love to hear that! What material did you run through it?

I like how it does it to "trees" in stages

This is the last thing I ever write on the Internet, forever doing what exactly? How did it go?

big difference despite same name number

yes its very hard wood

Wait untill you see the machines needed to chip black butt timber, they stopped planting/harvesting them as hardwood in the 50s in Australia and moved to easier hardwood. I have a beach house made nearly entirely of blackbutt from the 20s that has survived over 100 years of cyclones in far north Queensland and the most recent cyclone and flood didn't even lift the wood shingles or touch the top of its wood stilts. I have to use low velocity .22 Ramsets to do any diy work on the wood because you literally can't drill the wood even with high torque wood augers 💀

@@FartSuckerUmad old mates got the bomb shelter of houses even just cutting that stuff with a circular saw is hard work

@@jeffjeff9406 I needed a concrete chaser to cut a wall down when doing the Reno decades ago

@@FartSuckerUmad 😂

Bandit 21".

Hey put your safety gear on and wear hearing protection and put the wood chips in to the truck sincerely Shannon

I w that 😊

Myexact thoughts

very dangerous for the operators tho

Palm finds are soft and machines tend to struggle chipping it since it just wraps around and clogs most machines. Bandit chippers are much better at handling palm than Vermeer

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