Chipping wood with the FM4DDE Forest Master Electric Wood Chipper

[@nowhereman8928]

Why don't you sell this product in the USA? Seems like the best electric wood chipper I have seen!!

[@zarrow50]

it has a 2800w engine, larger than a lot of shredders

[@feelnrite]

I would like to have one to crack corn with.

[@powernab8457]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@sretenangelovski4837]

Does it adjust to cut smaller and bigger pieces, thanks for the video😊

[@mingueyox]

Great Vid. I have been thinking of getting one but I am unsure between the electric and the petrol version. They say on the manual that you can only use a maximum of 10m extension cord. I would need my 50m extension cord would it still work without problems? Many thanks

[@zarrow50]

I read it cuts out if the cord is too long

[@user-ku8xw7dk1s]

do you deliver them to Poland?

[@peternilsson5929]

....great video 👍 after 1 year........are you are still happy with it, and using it 🤔....

[@craftsmanmk8499]

Is that mulch on the pile behind you?

[@shredderbretter1797]

This is just excavated earth from an excavation pit, on which I have provisionally strewn a flower meadow this summer. So that the earth does not dry out so quickly, I threw the chopped wood on the pile. The pile will be flattened later.

[@jasperpetersen8241]

USA one???

[@peternilsson5929]

.....are you are still happy with it, and using it 🤔....

[@shredderbretter1797]

Yes, still using it, working fine. Just used it today to chip apple tree branches.

[@perjensen3959]

How thick branches would you say it can take?

[@shredderbretter1797]

The one I show at 2:52 is the thickest it can take. You can hear, that the motor almost stalls and to prevent it I pull back the branch, wait till the motor spins up again and push it in again.

[@busylizzieb]

1 inch at best, it will struggle with that. Only good for sticks

[@GregHighPressure]

@@busylizzieb not true.. it comes rated for 50mm which it easily manages with fresh soft woods.

[@WrathOfVaz]

How are you finding the chipper? Would you recommend the electric version or petrol version ?

[@shredderbretter1797]

I'm impressed by the chipper, that's why I made this video to show it. Petrol: + You can use it wherever you are. - It's noisy and smells - It requires maintenance - Has lots of moving parts and thus it is easier to break and more difficult to repair. Electric: + Its design is as simple as it can be. An electric motor is almost unbreakable + It's silent and doesn't smell, so you can use it whenever you want - You need electricity, which can be a big drawback. You can't connect it to whatever wall socket you want, because of it's high current demand. So you need a proper fuse protection and proper cables. You can't use a simple 1.5qm cable drum but have to use a 2.5qm cable drum. Regarding strength, both will be similar. The petrol version has 2HP more power, but an electric motor has a much higher torque at low speed, so I expect that both are similar powerful. So if you plan to use it somewhere without electricity or with a bad installation, get the petrol version, if you plan to use it at home (my case) get the electric version and buy yourself a proper 2.5qm cable drum.

[@ikramullah6192]

This machine can make animal fodder real fast ,

[@nathanwest2304]

I honestly prefer a "walzenhäcksler" or silent chipper it is a bit slower, but much more neighbourly this thing looks like a lot of fun, but I would be concerned about getting spare parts for this, granted, you only got aspinny bit with blades that can wear out, but it can still wear out or break

[@shredderbretter1797]

It almost works like a "walzenhächsler", except that a blade cuts the wood. So it's easy to maintain and the only spare part needed is the blade. I can resharpen it, if necessary, flip it over to the other sharp side or just buy a spare pair for 33 Euro.

[@busylizzieb]

Absolute rubbish wouldn’t have one given me!