I'm sorry, but I found it entertaining. I'm sure all those Macs were non-functional(I could even tell you why), no one would pay to have them fixed, pay for the parts, or even use them again if they were repaired. AND it makes my classic Mac more rare and valuable.
:-)
Shreaders like this chew up old equipment so the components can be separated, recycled and made in to new equipment. A much better fate than being buried in a landfill.
As some one who loves to restore old equipment, it seems odd I get a smile watching this. Guess it depends on what's being grinded. 1983 Okidata "Slimline" printer weighting about 120lbs, great. Amiga 4000 tower, not great.
Well I'm off to watch more watchitshred.com :-D
Plaz
