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That is one big ass chipper.

Hey, nothing wrong with doing it with a prosthetic leg other than that it would dull the blades.

I can see that.

Yea, the ankle things are silly... can't imagine what they were thinking.

I dunno - that's kinda like saying smaller chainsaws have less incidents of injuries than the bigger ones. I've cut myself twice - each time was with a small saw.

http://www.sawstop.com/

I think ChipSafe is a great idea. Kinda like that table saw that comes to an instant complete stop when it touches flesh. Anyone ever seen it? They use a hot dog to demonstrate it? It barely breaks the skin, very cool.

I bet if they were shown pictures of chipped employees, they'd get with the program. Who doesn't wear gloves?

I think I read somewhere that around 300 people a year get sucked through, worldwide. "Total morselization" they call it. I bet those 300 people wish their chipper woulda been equipped with this.

I was just perusing the latest edition of TCI and I saw this. It seems like a good idea, but I'd like to know how much it increases the cost of a chipper. Also, I bet the gloves/ankle straps aren't cheap. I can see where this will probably come standard on all chippers in the future.