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PVC pipe through a woodchipper?

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1 minute ago, GarethM said:

Shaft shredder would be my option if you had one.

No, I don't have one, but I told him a shredder seems the way to go.

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Haironyourchest
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My money says probably would be a strain on the machine. 1/2" is some heavy stuff. The blades are angled to cut perpendicular wood grain, not plastic.

openspaceman
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Shame you are 600 miles away, I'd buy some for underground conduit for the 300V DC cables from my shed 50ft to the house.

nooie
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It's handy to have some. I use it for ducting and we'e built a couple of polytunnels with it too. A guy recycling it is asking to hire our chipper as theres so much of it to be shipped away. I can pre

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20 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

I doubt it would all be that thin and how thick is new underground duct pipe? Anyway I always prefer to re use rather then buy new if it's cheap.

That looks fair warn.

 

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