Cedar wood chipper chips

[WARRIORWELDING]

Cedar chips from a wood chipper. Are they worth much?

I have a bunch of trees to go. This one was blown over.



I have probably 15 or more just in field I need to clear. Couldn't count the ones in the trees.

These are not the easiest to chip. Branches are tough and knotted when they get real mature.

I know I want use them in my garden so I was wondering if I could make a buck? The trouble to chip them might not be worth it. I really want to get away from burning everything but these old tough cedars are nuts.

 

[obullfish]

Tree fiddy

 

[WARRIORWELDING]

Tree fiddy

Tree fiddy

3.50 is what I read.

 

[orange150]

Pick up some lace baggies for dirt cheap, fill them 1/4 of the way full, and sell them for $10ea

Amazon.com

 

[WARRIORWELDING]

Pick up some lace baggies for dirt cheap, fill them 1/4 of the way full, and sell them for $10ea

Amazon.com

This seems like a complete rip off. I'll probably work like a charm

 

[paradisePWoffrd]

I hope you are saving the trunks to use as future fence post?

 

[WARRIORWELDING]

I hope you are saving the trunks to use as future fence post?

This fella is 30 inches. I prefer boards if I get a mill.

 

[ghost]

This fella is 30 inches. I prefer boards if I get a mill.

I've been wanting to try cedar with the chainsaw mill. That being said after doing these 3 pine trees I will not be using the chainsaw mill for anything like pine again.

 

[jeepinmatt]

I mulched all mine and put them around the kids playset. They smell great, and stay sharp, so if anybody falls down, they learn a lesson.