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Wood chip cutter, shredder, rotary cutter. 1800-watt electric wood chip cutter, equipped with collection bag, with a cutting diameter of 45 millimeters, suitable for composting, yard cleaning, lawn maintenance and other purposes.

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$108.02 USD

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Size SDEG17

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EFFICIENT SHREDDING POWER - This electric wood chipper is built-in 15-Amp/1800W Motor, easily chips and shreds branches up to 1.77" thick (ideal for twigs, leaves, and brush)
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE - Transform branches, leaves, and brush into valuable mulch to enhance soil quality and garden aesthetics
BUILT FOR SAFETY - Equipped with a safety hopper and locking knob that halts operation when opened, ensuring peace of mind during use, includes 50L Collection Bag for easy debris disposal
EASY TO USE - Enjoy a garden cleanup solution that's easy to assemble, virtually maintenance-free, and ready to tackle yard waste immediately
WHAT’S INCLUDED - Feeding paddle, 50L collection bag, hopper, 2 more cutters and shredder stand with wheels

💎Product Informations

Certified quality only – Every diamond is GIA

Same specs, lower price – Up to 60% less than traditional stores.

Customized or personalized items (such as engraved or hair-included diamonds) are non-refundable, as they are made exclusively for you.
If a return is approved, we will deduct a processing/restocking fee to cover part of the production and handling costs.
Refunds will be issued within 7 business days after we receive and inspect the returned product.
Shipping costs are non-refundable, and return shipping is the customer's responsibility unless the item is faulty or incorrect.

Cultivated diamonds are real diamonds,
which are grown in laboratories using advanced technology that mimics the environment in which natural diamonds are formed underground.
It is identical to a mined diamond in composition, hardness, fire and brilliance.
Unlike moissanite or cubic zirconia, which are “diamond-like” materials that only look like diamonds,
are not real diamonds and cannot be certified by professional gemological organizations such as the IGI or GIA. And we screen every single cultivated diamond in-house.