That's the way to go! :)

It is the heat that dulls your drill bits. The heat that softens the metal from lack of lube and often too high of cutting speed. Keeping them cool helps them to last many times longer. Lube, turn slower and provide plenty of feed (pressure) so you are always cutting into fresh cool metal.

Great work..l love it..muy buen trabajo me encanta thanks... gracias..

Nice chipper build! We featured this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)

fabrication techniques! luvvit!💪💪👍👍

This is badass. Best DIY yet.

Thank you for teaching us how to assemble a wood chopper

I really like the sturdy hardened design. It is a solid built that looks very tough. However, it's running about twice as fast as it should be. If you add some beefy gearing on the blade shaft it will slow it down and also increase the torque, Then you will have a winner. Also, I agree with others that it really needs a longer chute just in case a branch grabs your arm and tries to pull you in. Which is a super scary possibility, especially at the end of the day when you start getting tired.

Loved that build. Thank you for taking the time to make the video. It just eats the wood,

Perfect.. Super,bravo bravo

Properly lolled at the smoke-filled room around

Parabéns isto e talento coisa de mestre , avanços técnico da metalurgia aplicada ,parabéns .

I totally respect a man with skills. This is like going to the Olympics kind of skill. Bravo Sir!

Your a very clever, precise man.

beautifully done

Maestro ,EXCELENTE !!!

Great job👍

Well done, sir.

Great video thank you.

Great job