Best unboxing and review I’ve ever seen!

Good review ! Those blades do not last long on a cheaper wood chipper like i bought years ago. I allready replaced mine with 1.2360 steel(X48CrMoV8-1-1) . That steel is actually even called chipper steel. Tough and high abrasion resitand. Also simple to heat treat. If you ever need machete steel its a perfect steel for that.

Genuinely great video. No BS. I'm thinking of getting the chipper/mulcher for my business. If I do I'll be asking you to make up a set of blades for it. Cheers mate, very informative.

Fantastic review 👌

I'd spray some WD-40 or equivalent down the infeed chute after the last branch to help prevent the blade and rotating assembly from rusting. Good unit!

Can you really supply good ones if / when I need them?

Loz Harrop, chipper blade magnate, supplier of quality compost to allotments throughout the north-west, tree/bush/shrubbery loppings removed.

Thank you very much for all the useful info, your time and effort! Please teach your skills to as many people around you as possible. I am lucky to have neighbors like you, but not many do. I wish you good health and strength!

Excellent solution by a top tier knife maker 👍

Hello where to buy those blades in Europe continental that do not clog the forest master? thanks for your tips

Thanks for posting such an extremely helpful video.

Yes, Loz. It looks like forest master is hopping to make a killing on those inferior cutting blades :face-purple-crying:

Brilliant 👍

Brilliant just the info I needed, thumbs up and subscribed.

Great vid thanks for posting

Used mine for the first time last week,  it worked perfectly fine. Deadwood is not a good idea,  it generally dulls any blade! It's not perfect,  but for less than £500, it's  a very useful bit if kit!

Thanks for your video, do you send your magnificent blades to Spain?

Thanks. Looked for your website but it’s down.

i use the leaf blower to stop it blocking up with green

Good video thanks, I have one of these machines, needs lots of improvement in design, I have all the problems you have, the type of wood and how dry that wood is also has a big effect on performance. Do you still have the tool steel blades to sell?