WEN 41119 Electric Wood Chipper and Shredder, 15-Amp, Black

This thing is fantastic.Its light and all i had to do was put the legs on it and wheel it outside.Bag is super durable and it cuts fine enough i dont have to stop every twonsecobds to dump it. Plus it velcros to the legs quick afywr you hang it so it stay in place.Best thing is its got these dense rubber strips over the feed chute. It swlf feeds but if it tries to kick it cant get fae cause the strips of rubber are too dense and slow it. No gettin a switch to the face. Plus no blow back or dusting.Its easy to open too. One screw thats long that has a big orange knob to hand turn and you can flip the entire top open to clean it out. Id forced a bunch of bent thin limbs in it and blocked the chute from dumping so thats on me but was bappy it was so easy to clean.Blade is durable and sharp.Plys ita got a limitorque or something that saves you from your own stupidity. I had a big piece and was trying to cram it. It jammed and it shut itself off. Didnt trip the gfci on my power strip or outlet. It shut itself off when it drew too many amps on that jam to prevent damaging itself. Ibremoved the piece and it started up without having to reset a thing..Best purchase ive made in ages. Just shutup and buy it. Its cheap but it works better than models twice its price.

I have had it for a year now and it works great. I use it about 3 or 4 times a year to chip less than an inch diameter tree limbs.Saved a few dollars by making my own mulch too.Fairly sturdy and hasn’t failed me yet.I would recommend.

It worked on time, but now it clogs and stops shredding for the smallest branches, less than a 1/4 inch. I am going to return. Stay away from this trash

Satisfaction with this woodchipper will depend greatly on expectation management. If you are looking to chip large limbs, this is not going to work, and you are not going to be happy. If you want to chip branches slightly bigger than your thumb, you will probably not be disappointed. I saw reviews that said this was load. I think that is pretty funny because you are chipping wood down to mulch; how quiet do you expect it to be? I would equate it to a blender with ice cubes. I was able to cut down a pretty sizeable branch pile in a couple of hours. I fed one or two branches at a time, depending on size. Start small and feed slightly bigger branches and you will be able to tell when you are at the limits of the machine. Once you establish that, it goes pretty fast. It helps to break off offshoots and feed in branches that are as straight as possible. Really that is because it is hard to get branches with a lot of offshoots through the feeder. This chipper is small enough that storage isn't a problem. I didn't try to use the included bag, because it is small and seemed like it was more trouble than it was worth. I just stuck a bin to catch the chips and that worked great. For the price and size of this chipper, I definitely recommend.

This wood chipper is a dedicated for processing small limbs and twigs, turning yard debris into clean mulch with impressive efficiency. However, it’s a specialized tool rather than an all-purpose recycler; don't expect it to handle soft materials like grass, leaves, or pine needles, as these tend to pass through untouched or cause clogs. Definitely not for large limbs. Assembly is straightforward and quick, though you might find a pair of mysterious orange hubcaps in the box that aren't mentioned in the manual—just snap them onto the wheels as hubcaps to finish the look. If you need to clear branches and woody brush, this is a reliable choice for keeping your property tidy.