I had a load of wood chips delivered from a tree service and those chips are kind of large. Will this chip those chips down to a smaller size?
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It is good at chopping up sticks. It will be difficult to feed the chips into it. It may work but it will be more work than it is worth.
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Hi Kathy: Contact the manufacturer directly. The chips last for about 1 year, but longevity is influenced by the specific viscosity of the essential oils that you are using. I own 3 of their hand made wood and clay models and they work well. I've had a few chips go bad while under warranty and they sent out new chips promptly.
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I don't know about that. I have used the tiller to turn earth for say planting grass and it works great. I do not know if it would good on wood chips but that being said it is a good little tiller. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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It is designed to use coarse sawdust, not wood chips. The holes are quite small...only enough to allow airflow to keep the sawdust smouldering.
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I think more compressed wood chips than actual wood. Ours came with a crack across the top so can't recommend it.
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It will score and cut chipboard if you can pass down firmly enough. I've used it on the white sided chipboard.
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I'm not sure....... they might come out in long strips so if you don't mind that.... I have found when I shred branches that are tiny, they come out more in strips then chipped...
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If the wood has to be granulated to work. You might be able to just buy smoking chips from the grocery store soak in water for 1/2 hour to soften and run through a food processor.
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If you wanted to make chips this will do a great job. As for fries, these slicers do not have the blades as I have seen on other slicers to cut them into strips. I guess you could cut them into big chips and then cut them again into strips.
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More chips than dust. I was not very impressed with this when working with hardwoods - the skipping is a problem. On softer wood it does great.
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Hi, Shawn, No, you don't have to use the wood chips in the Masterbuilt...I've cooked many turkeys, ducks and chickens in mine without smoking them, and they come out moist and delicious! Smoking is totally optional. Good cooking! Tony
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I ordered the 18" leatherette set. The chips that came with it were fine, not small. I did find other chips that I liked better in shape and color that matched the board. They are the same size as the ones that came with the game. Chips do come in different sizes according to the size of the board.
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It probably would. The product comes with a long 1" x 2" strip that that can be cut down to the size you need. Unfortunately, mine have already been cut so I don't remember how long the strip was to begin with. I would think if the piece wasn't long enough, you could probably purchase a longer one at a lumber store.
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Not a good idea to put anything "stringy" in this chipper. I shredded some okra stalks and it clogged from the strings in the stalks. Don't do it.
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the wood chips would have to be small to fit around inside the ring. the best would bea hardwood, ie. oak. don't use wood that has large amount of sap or oils as to could coat the stainless steel outside shell and lower heat transfer to the inside.
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not really. you have to put some kind of a vacuum otherwise the chips collect where you put the wood for planning and you might not get the right thickness. it does come with a shute of 2.5" I think. the planer is generally good.
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You don't need wood chips. The flavor is in your seasoning. Smoke is an option.