Debris splitting grinder

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2007-10-12

2010-06-22

Self, Shelley (Department: 3725)

Woodworking

Special-work machine

Combined

C144S193200, C144S195800

Reexamination Certificate

active

07740033

ABSTRACT:
Embodiments of the invention provide an apparatus which includes an apparatus body, a splitter for splitter relatively larger pieces of material into relatively smaller pieces of material coupled with the apparatus body, and a grinder for grinding the relatively smaller pieces of material also coupled with the apparatus body. A power source may be adapted to provide power to both the grinder and the splitter. The grinding can be accomplished with minimal repositioning of the relatively smaller pieces once split. The splitting, then the grinding can be accomplished with little to no translational movement within a job site of a nearby piece of equipment adapted for picking up first the relatively larger pieces then the relatively smaller pieces.

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