Implement for wood chipper

Abstract

An implement that is a tool made entirely of wood used for pushing debris into the feeder of a wood chipper. The implement includes a handle long enough for the safe operation by an average sized human that is attached to a head. The head includes a flat paddle that is shaped to conform to the dimensions of the feeder of a wood chipper. The flat paddle has a bottom portion, a top portion and side portions. The top portion attaches to the handle. The bottom portion is what is fed into the feeder. The bottom portion includes a brush bar that extends outward from the flat portion perpendicularly in both directions. Two additional side brush bars are attached to each side of the flat paddle and likewise extend outwardly perpendicularly in both directions. The handle and brush bars can be attached with dado joints and wood glue or can be formed integrally without the need for the dado joints.

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