KisanKraft Wood Chipper Shredder KK-WCS-200 (With Engine)

Compact | Strong | Fast
At first appearance, wood shredders can look a bit like small wood chippers. They have a chute for feeding material in and a gap for the fabric to be ejected out. Inside, wood shredders have semi-blunt blades, called flails, which are wont to break down small pieces of organic material. Many shredders have the choice to settle on what size the finished pieces should be. This flail system mashes and shreds items, producing small pieces that can then be composted or used as mulch.
Due to alittle engine size and therefore the incontrovertible fact that the flail is usually blunt, wood shredders don’t have the facility or energy to interrupt large branches down. They are most useful for little open spaces, home gardeners, and other people who have leaves and little branches to shred. The smallest types of wood shredders have nylon cutting string inside instead of a metal flail.
Shredders work an equivalent way that a weed whacker does except that the strings are vertical and attached to a central drum. They are only made for leaves and other soft material and are most frequently mentioned as “mulch” or “compost” shredders. They are not considered wood shredders since they can’t handle hard objects of any kind.