Knife vs Carbide: Forestry Drum Mulcher

The knife versus carbide seems easy enough yet still leaves a little mystery. Today let's compare and contrast the difference in finish between Knives Vs Carbide forestry mulcher teeth. Steel knifes arguably leave a nicer finish if the goal is to breakdown and decompose the organic matter. But that comes at a cost of required sharpening every so often. On the other hand Carbide teeth might provide better soil erosion, if that is a concern. Also carbide teeth do not require sharpening. Once they are used up, they become a throw away item. Either way, let's take a deep dive into the similarities and differences between steel knife vs carbide teeth.
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[@IOSALive]

Bulldog Tractor, great content

[@BulldogTractor]

Appreciate it. 🍻

[@IOSALive]

Bulldog Tractor, awesome video you deserve more subscribers

[@BulldogTractor]

Thanks! I just do videos for fun. Glad you enjoy them!!!

[@davidmays2161]

The carbite blades make pulled pork, the normal blades look make matchbooks. Have a great Father's Day weekend! As always thanks for sharing your project.

[@BulldogTractor]

Thanks bud! Raining here, so finally got a day off and happens to be a Dad’s day, day off present 🎁 Have a good one! Cheers 🍻

[@Shearex]

Thank you for sharing! Insightful video 👏

[@BulldogTractor]

Cheers 🍻

[@zx6rkawi09]

It likes more speed with knives. It wants to eat move faster on hard wood. Exp on that plained board you have and it will explode then it will fine mulch it. That head eats i love mine. Blade wear is better after i watched that video you had with shearex guy on trick to blade sharpening . Love the video

[@BulldogTractor]

That’s great news! Cheers 🍻