We bought this wood chipper to get rid of a bunch of twigs, branches that we have collected. It was very easy to assemble and easy to use.

just bought, and it was pretty easy to assemble. haven't used it much yet, but it seems solidly built.

I just received it yesterday and assembled it in the evening. I am looking forward to using it today.

This takes up no space really in our garage and works great. Light weight enough to move around the yard.

This is an impressive shredder. It did a great job mulching up fallen tree limbs into tiny pieces perfect for composting.

I have not really used it yet but i have bought other Westinghouse products and am a very satisfied customer.

Loved the mulch our first shredder produced but it quit working after second use. Fortunately, after trading a few emails with Westinghouse Service Department, they sent a replacement. Much appreciated. Time will tell if this one gives us several years of use.

DOES NOT COME WITH A PROPER PLUG. This needs an extension cord, the plug is like 2 feet long. Other than that, pretty great little wood chipper. It's smaller than a baby stroller and understandably handles small to medium sized sticks. Nothing larger than two inches in diameter. If you have a bunch of trees in your yard always dropping sticks, then this is for you. You'll neverhave to buy mulch, just make it yourself.

I bought this to add to my composter. It works very well and chews things up quickly. The only drawback is that the opening to put branches and other items through is small so you can't put too much in at one time. Being a safety professional, I understand the reason for that for the safety of the buyer so I can not blame the Mfr. for that.

My yard has trees that shed nuisance branches and twigs with annoying regularity, especially during storms, and they really pile up. I also have “over growth” from neighbors’ unattended wild trees and vines. This shredder handles them with ease. Recommendations: 1) wear a dust mask, as the shredder puts out a lot of dust, 2) do not attempt to shred green branches on the same day you prune them. Pile them up and let them dry out for a week or two to avoid clogs and jams. Note that tiny twigs of less than ⅛ inch diameter will often be drawn through the blades without shredding. I use them for tinder in my backyard fire pit 🙂.