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This is not to be viewed by the tree hugger in you. It pauses for a moment in the middle and restarts.
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Ouch !
If mankind could only do as well designing tools to fix things instead of destroying things.

 
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Looks like something out of Dr. Suess.
 
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A lot was cleared on our road with one of these which was a bit smaller than the on in the video. It was very very loud, chips flew everywhere, and the ragged stumps left afterward were sorry looking.
 
We don't have time for this. We've gotta save the moon! Or check this out:
Clean With Cleaners You Can Eat by Raven Ranson
https://permies.com/t/edible-clean
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