Most effective Royal Palm frond chipper?

[Florida Man]

Sage people of the Palm Talk Forum: There are 10 royal palms on my street, I usually cut the fronds up by hand, pulling the individual leaves by hand, then cut up the stem with a handsaw . The part that grabs the trunk you can tear up by hand as well if you just pull the fibers apart starting from the bottom. . After doing this for twenty years, I'm starting to get bored of it. Is there a cost effective chipper out there that can chip these while they are still green? Most reviews of anything non-commercial mention how royal palm fibers make it a challenge. Oh, and I want to use these fibers as mulch
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[sonoranfans]

I think they will gum up a chipper, they are not brittle enough.  If you find a good one let me know if it doesn't get gummed up.  I dont know of any palm type chipper.  Monocots like palms are constructed of fiber, not wood.  This makes them more flexible and resistant to chipping.