This is so funny and can't be real😂😂😂😂 none of its correct to last more than a season

The googles sent me 🤣

put a some cabbage or other edible leaves over the top of the brine, before you add the weight, the leaves will keep the seasonings from floating to the top or touching air space. I use large dandelion leaves, since they are edible, too.

wow.... get to the repair dude... and edit more please,, in good Christian love.

It was painful watching you work. 1). It’s harder on the machine to constantly turn it on and off a whole bunch of times. I couldn’t figure out why you were doing that. 2) Either bring the pile of sticks to the machine or bring g the machine to the pile of sticks. Stop wafting time going back and forth each time 3) stop jamming the branches in so hard all the time. Gheeze

A lot of wasted time watching him tie up plants, dump chips, very little about actually unblocking the blades, and, he doesn’t even fix it in this video.

REALLY valuable video. Thank you. I appreciate your detail on all the things that could occur.

These things are junk. Mine lasted maybe two hours, fire flew from the motor and it was done. I burned it up.

I just bought one of these and used it an hour and the motor is locking up. It later locked up, fire flew from motor and I burned it up. I now have a predator from harbor freight, and I am impressed with the quality so far.

I have a 110 volt chipper which tends to break limbs into short chunks which commonly is still attached by strips of bark. My Kobalt 80 volt mower can process the 1 inch chunks and the short thin sticks into sub 1/2 inch chunks. Most of it is closer to powder. It is ready for fungi, bacteria, worms and other soil critters to start composting. I think I will buy a new blade when it's time to get serious about grass again. I'm still searching for the right solution. Places with 220v mains can get much better electric mulchers. I have seen a video for a 36v battery chipper by Stihl. It looks pretty but it doesn't seem to be available in the US. I know from the results of using my mower that this is a solvable problem. I believe a much smaller version of a drum mulcher could be designed for battery operation. I am learning to place limbs carefully in the right sport for chipping. I also need to alter the outlet chute to flare out a bit. It had some "fins" further limiting the exit of mulched material. I cut out the fins, but I need to use a saw to cut up the exit chute. What were they thinking?

I cut so much bramble in my garden i now dont know what to do with it, i think this would be a perfect solution. Especially with the roots, i can't wait to get started

Hi this is me the maintenance has one too they bought from Amazon me no way I wouldn't buy them from Amazon because I'm not allowed 🚫 to operate them they are not safe for us I hope that helps.

I am having a problem taking out the blades. I can only get to the outer bolt up front and the inner bolt through the back hole in the rotator plate guard, but either way, the bolts are in there rock solid and I cannot get them loose and I don't want to strip out the heads. Recommendations?

Btw- Mr alt right climate denier shadow banned my comments- I was upset for him attacking that woman during his livestream. I don’t know how to get my point of view out without him deleting it. He keeps jumping from thing to thing and it seems that he’s trying the alt right sensationalism to see if it monetizes-

Set barrel on flat surface and use framing square or level to mark width of barrel.👍

LOL.... This looks SO much like the first one I built. Just took it apart and building version 2.0 - which is why I am here looking for hints. Thanks.... :)

Seems way too underpowered!

Privet hedge will be the test

You need 2 peoples for fencing you must stretch it a bit and your post look to far apart but I commend you for doing the best you can do

I'm curious if it can handle pine cones that are small enough to fit through the hole.

You should definitely add another post on that first side.

I just wanted to know how to put a chicken wire fence up. Next thing I know, I’m comparing my cucumber salad recipe to your’s then something comes up about chocolate & childhood slavery?! WTF? You’re a cool dude 😂

More videos pls

The blades are also reversible so you get one extra use out of the backside before you have to grind or replace

I jammed my Earthwise chipper shredder and the reset button will not allow me to restart. I’ve removed the head and chipping wheel is free to rotate (with power of!). What else can I do?

How can I make the chicken wire straight and not curly back up? When I try lay it out it just curled back up

Great review, thanks for sharing your thoughts on the device.

I doubt you'll see this as the video is almost 3 yrs old.... but I'm hoping to shred small branches and limbs and such but I was wondering if it would do other stuff. I tend to grow indeterminate tomatoes that grow 6-7ft tall. By the end of the season the base of the trunk is almost 2in in diameter. Would this be able to shred material such as that? Some of the brassicas; broccoli and kale, also develop these huge trunks by the end of the season. They don't readily break down in the compost pit. I'm hoping to use this shredder to break these things down in size to compost it. Also since it has a good sized hopper could you run the material through a second time to hopefully shred the twigs?

Can you reverse the blade?

What nitrogen source do you use in the compost pile?

15 seconds in & I’m wondering why I clicked on this video when he says he has no clue what to buy, spent ages at the wood shop & is feeling overwhelmed when he hasn’t even got out of his car?😮

Great vid. I bought a giant 15 ft christmas tree and wanted to dispose of it quickly and efficiently do you think this would work for reducing the branches to small bags?

Rip. Was good knowing you

Glad to see your back! Hope you’ve been well!

For the branches over 1", mine seems to work much better if I let the branches age a few months.

Well it shredder a aluminum can?

How does a chipper like this work on green material? I’m thinking of corn stalks or my tomato vines when it is time to clear them out of the garden. Also, kitchen scrapes are sometime too big for the compost pile, what about those?

Boring 😴

Holy crap, don't do that with a towel hanging around your neck like that. I cringed every time you'd lean forward and the towel gets close to the chipper.

Have you put shipping boxes through this to shred the boxes?

Thank you for the video. I am making a fence around our garden to keep the chickens out.

I have found to be able to screw a jar lid on without struggling is to twist it in reverse until it catches then you can twist it in the right direction. Easy peasy! Good luck with your fermentation!

Mr. Micoh, You will get a beautiful home.very impressive beautiful environment. Thanks for your ideas of building the chicken fence. Just for who need SEBOSS hardware cloth,1/2,1/4 opening ,19 GA, Hot dip galvanized after welding, double galvanized, strong and sturdy, delicate and beautiful, suitable as gopher wire, protect lawn/garden from all kinds of gophers.

I posted a butterfly garden vlog bc u inspired me!💛

Hey! Good video! You haven't post in a while! You should keep posting! 😊

Umm, wtf is up with the first 8 minutes? lol.

You lost me at I chop down my apple trees

Would this work for shredding plastic?

This was the post I originally wrote, but decided not to send. Then I thought I would own up to my bias and show you the whole thing. " I'm sorry, no insult intended, but this was unintentionally hilarious. Your description says "If you're looking for a how-to video, I'm making one but it isn't complete yet!" It would have been even funnier if it said "If you're looking for a how-to video, you've clicked on the wrong video". I'm sure you are great at your profession, but making woodworking video's is not your forte. I stopped watching in the middle cause I didn't think I could take anymore and went to take a shower. I stopped at the part where you realized the two sides weren't even. I decided I had to finish this to see if you redeemed yourself in the end. Nope. You could have shortened the long legs and left the half-lap joint even on top (even though that part won't be seen, but hey, woodworkers take pride in that sort of thing). Instead, you chose the hardest possible option and chiseled out some more of the joint to make it sit flush on the ground which left 50% of your lap joint undersized. Not a huge deal with wood that thick, but a lot of sweat equity to fix an easy problem. At this point, I asked myself, is that really where the rain barrel is going to be placed? I don't see a gutter. Maybe it's out of frame. If not, how does he know that his original work wouldn't sit flush in it's intended final destination. Maybe he checked it off camera. It was also at this point that I noticed the quality of the slab you're building on. I would be shocked if that slab is level and I'm guessing you didn't check before you started. I said all this to, not so much educate you, but to educate the people that come across this video and think, this guy went to college and understands Pi, he must know what he's doing." Here's what I should have said. Great job trying something you probably have little to no experience in. I hope it motivated you to keep building things yourself instead of relying on massive corporations to provide you with a cheap and easy fix. Even with the mistakes I saw, your stand will last longer than the crap they sell at big box stores. A few tips to make this build easier, you don't need to use Pi, just put a carpenters square that is long enough (or butt it up against a straight piece of wood) to find the maximum diameter of your barrel. Cut one half-lap joint a little shallow, then sneak up on the final depth (very little chisel work). Cut WAY more kerfs (to again reduce chisel use, at most, cut them 1/4 inch apart) If you are using landscape timbers cut on the straight edges and not the rounded edges. Make sure the surface you are assembling your project on is flat. Make sure the final destination of your project is flat, and if not, adjust accordingly. I don't know what motivated me to write all this, but I hope it helps somebody. Thank YT for recommending me a video that's well over a year old. Curse me for being a long winded old man that is angry with the younger generation.

Nice gate!