Homemade chipper for firewood chipps

[@boneymaxfield]

That's a very impressive wood shredder as it is, WOW!! I have worked as welder/fabricator for over 35 years all across the US, Canada and a small part of China, for some of the largest contractors and your shredder/engineering skills are rare. Thanks for sharing this and I'm looking forward to any and all of your other videos!!!!!

[@Chrisworkshop]

boneymaxfield Thank you very much for your comment. You talk about the Canada. If only I could be Canadian. I love this country. I went there at the beginning of the year and I hope to go back soon. If I lived over there, I would have created my own business since a long to produce a shredder like this one (with the security devices of course) and many others machines for wood that I have designed and others that I am currently designing. But here, in France, no way. You give to the government about 70% of that you have won.

[@BigReggie]

Very well done Sir, This machine is a beast. I bought a chipper, plan to mod it but your level...WOW!!! Well done!!

[@Chrisworkshop]

Big Reggie Thank you :)

[@williamdavidson9009]

Wow that works great! You did a really good job engineering the chipper.

[@Erich1870]

Great job! Your obviously a very talented designer and fabricator. Can't wait to see the next videos on your chipper.

[@Chrisworkshop]

Erich's Alaska Channel Thank you very much. I am very happy with your comment because I am fascinated by the Alaska and it's the first time an Alaskan wrote to me. I am never came in Alaska. But I hope to go there one day. I would like to go to the Canada too and it is possible that I will go there this year.For my chipper, be patient, the next videos will come after a few modifications. I think around february. But other videos will come before. Videos about my last works about Stirling engines. I don't know if this kind of engine interest you. I want to make CHP with that and to achieve this, I have a project of a 450 cm3 Stirling engine for this year.

[@Erich1870]

Chris workshop Your welcome! Alaska is a beautiful place so you should come for a visit! I don't know a lot about Stirling engines, but I'll be checking out the rest of your videos for sure. What is your plan for the wood chips you make? Will you burn them to power your Stirling engines?

[@Chrisworkshop]

Erich's Alaska Channel Yes. I want to make an automatic stove (this year I hope). And when it will work well, I will use it to heat my workshop and to heat a Stirling engine at the same time. The Stirling will drive an electric generator like the one I have made last year (you can see the making on one of my videos) but bigger. I think that it will take me at least two years. You will see all that in my next videos..

[@Erich1870]

Chris workshop Sounds great! Looking forward to seeing your project updates. I'm very interested in using wood chips as a heating source so I'm looking forward to learning more about your stove.

[@workin350]

Erich's Alaska Channel I see you are interested in heating with wood chips. We are building these sawdust and wood chip boiler systems kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYnbiJSCmrubrM0 . Let me know if you have questions. Good luck.

[@amcj10]

Great job on the chipper mate, very nicely made, I can see you have put a ot of effort into making it.

[@glennnaeyaert866]

Very nice idea and machine. Can't wait to see your stove! Greetings from Belgium

[@Chrisworkshop]

Glenn Naeyaert Thank you. For the stove, be patient, I don't think to make it before the end of the year. I have so many things to do before.

[@siggyincr7447]

Nicely done. I'd love to see what the inside looks like. I'm considering building something similar.

[@V1P3RSlab]

Nice work Chris. We all would be very peased if you post some clips of the machine building ;-)

[@chrisgrayston1982]

jees nice chipper bud, with a great grade of chip

[@ThomasGauthier88]

The chipper needs to have the ptoshaft at a straighter angle to preserve the life of the joints. Either by mounting lower and adding a larger flywheel or some type of gears. Looks great though keep up the good work.

[@yannickcourteau2119]

Would really like to see how you made the inside of the chipper. Looking for one like this design, because i have a lot of branches (mostly birch) that get stuck in the blower. Your is much more clever, it does'nt get stuck

[@avontaprice9661]

nice job that's a pretty nice neat homemade chipper great job two thumbs up on my vote :-) ;-)

[@LCHLLO2008]

works really well .defo needs some guards for safety wouldn't wanna get tangled in those pulleys .Good to be able to see how they work though .Well done .

[@JoeMalovich]

How do you get such a fine chip from large pieces of wood? Is it multiple offset blades so they never take more that a third of a bite?

[@ralf3dprintingforlife23]

Very good work, thanks for the clip Greetings from germany

[@Chrisworkshop]

Ralf Hoffmann Thank you very much :)

[@nathandean1687]

nice need to look into making a down draft gasifyer as well.

[@lukeweetman8197]

Great machine, just came across your video whilst researching prior to building my own custom machine, would it possible to see the plans for your machine, very interested in using some of your desgin in my desgin if that would be ok

[@bz18g12]

I watched your video, and was hoping to see the follow-up videos too, but it looks like you haven't uploaded them yet.. Your chipper looks great, nice work. I'd really like to see the building of it, and hear how you're using it. How is your heating system working, if you got it going? is it auto-feeding? How long does it take green chips to dry out? Thanks, hope you can upload the other videos sometime soon.

[@comtechnet]

Chris - these posts look old - do you have plans available for the chipper? I'd like to make one here in the US - let me know please - Thanks

[@CuriousEarthMan]

What a great machine! Thank you for posting! I am looking for the other parts though, and I don't see them ( Part 2, part 3?)....is it a drum chipper or disk chipper? Can you show us the internal machine parts? How is the chipping achieved? Are there anvils inside, like in a granulator used for plastics?? Thank you!

[@konipex]

Thank you for posting. Very good work, thanks for the clip. I am looking for the other parts though, and I don' t see them. Greeting from .

[@konipex]

Thank you for posting. Very good work, thanks for the clip. I am looking for the other parts though, and I don' t see them. Greeting from Hungary

[@markassink8552]

Do you have more details how u made this machine? I'm currently in research for building such a machine.

[@luvbuses]

Nice. Job!

[@watchthe1369]

chips= pellets for a stove and hopper feed. Saves a lot of steps good idea.

[@Chrisworkshop]

+watchthe1369 The hopper feed is began. To see soon.

[@tyylerdurden4305]

Salut c est quoi la musique ? Tu es où en France ? Ton broyeur marché du tonnerre !

[@bluegtturbo]

Hi are you in UK or Ireland? I love your machine. Do you make them for sale?

[@Chrisworkshop]

Hi, I m in France. I have the project to produce it but you know, here in France, all is made to dissuade you to create an enterprise. Maybe, I should to leave France to produce my shredders. But I don't know where to go. That is sure, if I leave France, I will go in a country thatnot belong to european union. EU is crap. Maybe Canada, Australia, Switzerland or even Russia. But if I create a enterprise here, I will give all that I will win in taxes which serves to paid those who don't want to work. An d they are a lot in France. And a lot arrive every days in France if you see what I mean.

[@erikbostrom.9318]

nice, would like one that shreds whole trees, leaves and all, up to 12" diameter into a self drying stove autofeedable material

[@bradzee9947]

Excellent job!! Very nice design and workmanship! What country are you in?? You still have chestnut?? Do you still have living chestnut?? Thanks for the video!! ,,,spike...

[@Chrisworkshop]

brad zee Thank you. I'm in France. Yes there is a lot of chestnut here. It is the most abundant wood around here with the oak.

[@laithongreinmeepan6516]

good machine

[@kirbstomp9380]

How big was that log?!?

[@MagicGiant]

Nice

[@indianatone218]

Good bit of kit however couldent see a thing what you wrote about it !

[@XavierArte]

Superbe. Merci pour cette superbe vidéo comme les autres d'ailleurs. Ici dans le nord de la Thaïlande nous avons une fondation Permaculture Children's House. On recherche un plan d'un wood chipper. On a un tracteur de 40hp, tour, cnc plasma cutter (en cours), mig, 3d printers, des arduino et raspberry en pagaille ! Et on est aussi abonné à Made In Poland! Coincidence! As tu les plans de ton wood chipper ?

[@claudiopenotti2292]

Saluti a tutti...volevo costruire un biocippatore con motore da 15hp ....e a quanto ho visto alcuni mettono su un sistema antishoc. ..per non rompere l'albero motore...qualcuno mi sa dire che cosa è. ..visto che si Internet non trovo nulla forse sono delle pulegge con la frizzione incorporata...??😕😕

[@amirxhakalia6017]

bravo

[@rushcummins8257]

nice

[@rommelfcc]

Need to get the kids out there with a paint brush each and paint that puppy up...

[@usnva5638]

Schweet!!!

[@pks1898]

32 seconds in and the music killed it.👎

[@konipex]

Thank you for posting. Very good work, thanks for the clip. I am looking for the other parts though, and I don' t see them. Greeting from Hungary

[@konipex]

Thank you for posting. Very good work, thanks for the clip. I am looking for the other parts though, and I don' t see them. Greeting from Hungary

[@konipex]

Thank you for posting. Very good work, thanks for the clip. I am looking for the other parts though, and I don' t see them. Greeting from Hungary.