Amazing Fastest Stone Splitting Technique - Incredible Modern Granite Mining Machines Technology

- Amazing Fastest Stone Splitting Technique
- Incredible Modern Granite Mining Machines Technology
- Granite Stone Cutting Machines
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2. Yashika Granites
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3. Zema Drilling
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4. MKS Stone Machinery
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[@dmz140]

We missed the really fast part where they drilled all those holes.

[@ChrisWashburn]

That's not what makes this split fast, even IF he pre drilled some pilot holes into that block...fact that he's working with iron make this a hell of a lot easier. Denser than the rock, splits it before those rods bend and morph after repeated strikes. And it's not necessarily strength that splits them either, it's those widges he's tapping deeper...

[@shinnyii]

@@ChrisWashburn yeah the wedges that needed drill holes to enter the granite

[@binaryglitch64]

Yeah I must have blinked.

[@flehue]

@@peanutm9346 what the heck

[@englishjake]

They dont usually drill the holes the use a thinner chizel to make the hole then use wider ones after, that being said I totally agree with the rest.

[@dominiqueboy666]

"Amazing Fastest Stone Splitting Technique"?? - This is the same Technique like for Thousand Years!

[@DaveDexterMusic]

which makes it not amazing or fastest because...?

[@toktak2508]

@@DaveDexterMusic because its not amazing and fastest...

[@abhinavsharma3819]

This youtuber has not heard of NTMT machines like water jet cutters

[@_Cfocus]

@@toktak2508 its amazing, but not fastest

[@comcfi]

Oh ok

[@rakeesh22]

Just crazy the countertops we take for granite.

[@rem45acp]

LOL

[@GeduganChannel]

Tenaga pemecah batu yang sudah berpengalaman puluhan tahun,sudah tahu urat dari batu tersebut 👍

[@playergaming2324]

batu ada uratnya ya kayak mahluk hidup aja

[@handx9048]

@@playergaming2324 lu bocil mna tau

[@ИгорьПятин-з3э]

Вот так с помощью кувалды и японой матери строили пирамиды 😉

[@newhorizont1440]

я так понял тогда были экскаваторы и механические пилы по камню))

[@ИгорьПятин-з3э]

@@newhorizont1440 если строили такое . Наверно было что -то посерьезнее .

[@newhorizont1440]

@@ИгорьПятин-з3э например?

[@ИгорьПятин-з3э]

@@newhorizont1440 может промто лили эти камни из бетона .

[@newhorizont1440]

@@ИгорьПятин-з3э если кто и знает как тогда строили,то он молчит,а гадать я не хочу.

[@НиколайАлександрович-о8м]

Этот человек никогда не устает ))))

[@mervynsands3501]

Skills that work, albeit a little crude, yet does the job! You can't be anything but impressed at the end result!

[@hamodkhawaja9565]

؛

[@anv6963]

هل يمكنني الزواج من جارتك ؟

[@potato2248]

crude?

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Em

[@pennyfuller953]

Yes, gentle, precise care keeps an item in one piece and more workable.

[@Лучшиемоменты-б7д]

Молоток и зубило, очень прогрессивно и современно)

[@homo-ergaster]

Там специальные молотки из наносплавов

[@mahindhvarshan3002]

This method is used by cholans whole constructing big temple..... TAMILAN DA🔥

[@ramkishan6534]

No, they were more advanced, Jay Hind

[@kiranus8286]

Before them,rastrakutas carved out whole mountain to build Kailashnath temple.. Even present day people can't figure out how they achieved technology of that quality. Kannadigas rocked well

[@karthik_gowda]

Yaa

[@muj970]

@@kiranus8286 lol who said that the cholas didn’t do it also 😂

[@kiranus8286]

@@muj970 lol kid, rastrakutas predates cholas and built these temples before them.. If you talk of technology and it's voluminous structure, these beats chola's work who came after rastrakutas

[@beverlycarswell5291]

I heard they used to beat wooden pegs into the holes and the wood would swell and split the stone.

[@rb032682]

feathers and wedges. cool stuff

[@jb4326]

Watching this makes me more fascinated with ancient civilizations who built the pyramids, they were still more advanced with cutting and handling stone than we are today.

[@КОБА-ж9й]

Этой технологии 4000 лет..Я так думаю..)))

[@IKAR777]

Это технология длинноухих, с о. Пасхи..?

[@robertoclavo3078]

Si bien hay monstruos del concreto armado, y el acero tiene los suyos, y todas las tecnicas de construcción tienen sus genios, la tecnica reina de la construcción sin lugar a dudas es el trabajo de cantería.

[@masbas1740]

صراحة المنشار رهيب وشيء رائع

[@skagit58]

Very cool. Wedges and feathers indeed. Have split stone many times using this method. So cool. 👍

[@Joshua-jj4xn]

No you haven't

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

So out of order but 😅

[@tomasclasson]

But I didn't see any feathers. And the wedges were _really_ short!

[@vladiva72]

Этим "современным технологиям" уже несколько тысяч лет.

[@mustafaciftci3885]

0

[@КириллМирченко-к8э]

Железным зубилам?

[@brundybob8956]

@@КириллМирченко-к8э А че не так с железными зубилами!? Или думаешь они появились в прошлом веке?

[@КириллМирченко-к8э]

@@brundybob8956 слышали про бронзовый век? До этого было век алюминия , этим фиг вы так сделаете , мягкий сплав

[@brundybob8956]

@@КириллМирченко-к8э Хаа-хаа-хааа!!!! УУаа-хаа-хаааа))))! Вот это я поржал)))! Ты угораешь, или действительно не знаешь, когда был открыт алюминий)))!?? Хаа-хаа-хааа)))!

[@WZombie47]

Наглядно почему нельзя штробить несущие стены и потолок. )

[@VivekKumar-ww9cz]

First guy was classic.

[@619onmine]

Really tho. He did that by himself. Impressive. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@dauddaud1702]

👍 Luar biasa

[@SashaSvinka]

так и придавить может запросто, безопасность конечно на высоте...

[@step670]

Индия...

[@СергейКулинченко-в7ь]

Почему не показали как он делал первоначальные отверстия для клиньев? 👎

[@СергейМихин-щ1с]

Отбойным молотком можно перфоратором простой пикой не глубокие ямки потом забивают клинья

[@ЮрийКарпов-ю8б]

В прошлом тоже перфоратором?😂😂

[@СергейМихин-щ1с]

@@ЮрийКарпов-ю8б молоток и зубило скарпель называется каменотесы творят чудеса особенно в карьере

[@MrsOliva]

Наконец-то я увидела в реальности то, что видела однажды во сне: эта видеозапись записана на виниловую пластинку ! Слышите приятный треск винила ?

[@fakiirification]

archeologists: we have no idea how the ancient egyptians cut and shaped solid granite first guy: i'll show you, hold my sledge hammer. all i need is this little metal stick.

[@ganqqwerty]

Actually archeologists do understand how Egyptians cut those stones

[@thegoodthebadandtheugly579]

That first method splits the stone unequally which then requires a lot of waste.. modern methodology is better from minimising waste point of view..

[@nikxohs3925]

man with hand tool my ancestors build parthenon

[@thegoodthebadandtheugly579]

@@nikxohs3925 were they slaves?

[@mikeholton5535]

Super teknologi

[@awlabrador]

One guy with a sledgehammer and a crowbar really makes one rethink ancient megalithic construction.

Đúng là bật cao nhân của nghề mà , hay .

[@sinyondip1742]

457eyof

[@PutItAway101]

It's incredible how fast something is when you edit out all the prep and play the rest at double speed!

[@JonJaffa]

I've photographed a boulder of MDF (not the wood :) )- it's a black stone with large geometrically shapes fossils ) being drilled and then split using @ 2 feathers and a drift per hole. Fascinating.

[@ivanalfons8057]

A\

[@mykolalevytskyy9430]

После пянки🙁здохнуть можно🙁

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

Been playing with rock and stone at my Little building for various projects. Actually a lot of fun and worth the pain it causes my old body.

[@СергейГаврилов-с1г]

А сверлить отверстия сколько времени займет 🤯🤯🤯

[@СергейЖж]

Сергей Гаврилов Перфоратором-то? 2см глубиной? Полчаса.

[@rondillon6746]

Mother Earth is so giving. Thank you for everything You have done and do for US.

[@MrEdenBezerra]

Esse cara deve ter trabalhado nas pirâmides do Egito. O cara é bom 🤣🤣🤣

[@aleksnight5406]

Этой технологии лет так несколько тысяч. Ещё пирамиды в Египте так строили))

[@farmerbob4554]

The MKS gang saw slicing that enormous granite slab was absolutely amazing. I would have liked to see more of that entire process.

[@darapgd5756]

Bkr0

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Em

[@mohdfahmi8841]

+++++++

[@junulock]

I wonder how long it actually took for that gang saw to go through that block?

[@Andrei-XAC]

Современные технологии??? Не смешите тапочки фараоновой бабушки!

[@idr82]

Wow, how cool is the rock splitting technique 👍👍 greetings

[@norrinradd3549]

Using the feathers and wedges, was the Romans answer to using dry wooden wedges (where you drive wooden wedges which have been dried out so that the wood shrinks, and so when you pour water on the wood, it sucks the water up and expands with a lot of force, which splits the stone, but it can take hours) and water, because iron wedges are quicker, and so this method is at least two thousand years old.!.!.!.!.!.

[@stan4d1969]

I never truly appreciated this kind of tech. I guess I always took it for granite. 🙂

[@ЯрославУшаков-и7ц]

Познавательно, спасибо. Только какие же это современные технологии ? Это самые примитивные, доисторические технологии времён Стоунхенджа и мегалитических построек.

[@rubanjohn1371]

Hi

[@vaskavetrov5049]

Наделать перфоратором отверстий под клины,сделать пропил цепной пилой и отодвинуть кусок эксковатором, может и во времена мегалитических построек так делали, но вряд ли это примитивно

[@savltremor5616]

@@vaskavetrov5049 прошу прощения! Но автор предыдущего комментария не полностью выразил свою мысль! Откуда у древних фраза, где они брали метал для клиньев и какого цвета они были?

[@владимирвасильев-д7д]

Не обязательно металлические. Сухие деревянные клинья загоняли потом водой поливал .. эффект тот же только время больше.

[@vaskavetrov5049]

@@владимирвасильев-д7д для этого должны быть широкие трещины ,и лопнет по трещине, не ровно

[@serghak3395]

Ещё 20 лет и научимся ВНОВЬ, строить пирамиды и мегалиты

[@petr994]

Профессионал!!!

[@hoplam9717]

This person is a superman and superfather, it is a very hard works, he must love his family a lot. All the best.

[@unknown_7186]

That was lightning fast !!!

[@jumbomuffin1316]

That man alone did more work than 50 of them in the U.S.

[@jamesburriss1086]

How do you know How long it takes to do it in the US? I worked for years in Elberton Ga and granite was split the same way and it took a about the same amount of time where did you see it done ? By the Elberton is the Granite CAPITOL of the world

[@davepaxton]

Since they drilled the starter holes for hardened steel them it would make sense to just have the track walk it along. Has that been tried? I would think they have and it did not work as you may have to walk the crack.

[@sarangcemut]

Reminds me of how a wheel of parmiggiano is split

[@MaxxTheSavage]

Damn son, my man one arm cracked it after beating all his wedges in the predrilled holes. Still pretty impressive in my opinion

[@yesreally623]

I know right? It's obvious in a way, and I guess there's the grain to think about, but just one of those lateral thinking sort of strategies you don't normally think when you need to do the simple task: "I need to roughly split this stone in half."

[@MaxxTheSavage]

@@yesreally623 no one appreciates the steps it takes to do even the "simplest" things

[@rootput]

всех чиновников отправить на пожизненную работу на этом месте!

[@car5car5]

Chuck Norris would do it with one punch.

[@NAMNEWS365]

Amazing technique! 🥳👏

[@EcouragingGodStories]

Absolutely stunning! Thanks!

[@공막골고주박-p7j]

우와 대단 그자체 저큰돌이 저렇게 반듯하게 쪼개지는군요.

[@mohrowi7263]

i love yuo for INDONESIA

[@DSide_85]

Современный человек с современной кувалдой))

[@Simon_Jakle__almost_real_name]

I think this splitting technique works on some type of even stone along the fibre. Workers aren't wearing ear protection whilst the noise of stone saws mostly is deeply distorting.

[@tempestadopoilventonemesi4688]

È più distorsivo e nocivo il suono delle campane cattoliche

[@niknik4068]

Показали бы ещё как сверлить палкой в камне, и не всякая порода так легко и ровно колется.

[@khanguyen589]

Nice video clip good

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

When I want to emphasise how fast something is, I noticeably speed up the video so the people watching don't get bored.

[@MasterMind75427]

"How did Egyptians cut stone for pyramids without using modern tools? Only explanation is they got help from aliens." Ancient Egyptians:

[@zindi1138]

they used a technique involving sound actually

[@jskyler5422]

even with that backbrace, that dudes back is gone in 5 years.

[@nartidiman8073]

I am Indonesian people

[@mramcreative]

Nggak nanya

[@triiedarmawan9220]

Bacot :v

[@gerald4027]

Is there cannibals in you country?

[@boskurt4856]

Bravo Mr. Juge.

[@moh6469]

Looking at all the heavy machinery makes you wonder how the Ancients cut and moved even larger stones.

[@КосикинВладимир]

Я бы сбежал с такой работы столько махать кувалдой !

[@sadasdafa]

it would never be any close to that perfect when you try it yourself

[@Evolveyourunderstanding]

The worker wanted to be a train conductor. Look closely at his outfit. Probably has a train model set at home.

[@COLTBECK13]

Ancient unknown technology HA !!!! YES ITS CALLED PRACTICAL COMMON SENSE!!!

[@ЕвгенийЛазуткин-й2о]

известняк или ракушник, или мрамор

[@ПарРо-о6ъ]

Вот именно! Хер так гранит расколется и распилится!

[@agustinluna4806]

This mans back is the real winner here

[@behnamzadeh1936]

No body believed until they see this.thanks

[@ESPirits87]

So this is where all my edge stones at work come from.

[@killgora1]

And to think the Egyptians did this with just bronze chisels and wood wedges. Well that and hundreds if not more workers do it. Backhoes and power drills certainly make this a whole hell of a lot easier in the modern day without needing an army of people.

[@shaunnit]

WoW that was so farst set the line mark all the holes starting points just amazing so farst.

[@랑부메]

돌에도 결이 있다

[@quantumfineartsandfossils2152]

9:48 that Garrone quarry chain saw is a freak of genius invention genius invention

[@TenMinuteDrumSolo]

Amazing...granite sliced up like a block of cheese!

[@joniboulware1436]

Nothing over ancient Egyptians who split the granite for the obelisks with wood wedges that they wet down. Drilling holes without metal. They wet the wedges and they expanded. Boom, perfect split.

[@GeorgeMonet]

I mean this is an ancient technique for splitting stones that has been used for thousands of years. They also used this technique for splitting wooden logs.

[@mssmmgnn]

4:08 it's that lever, and the pressure it does in the right spot, that completes the job, and does the trick.

[@wonseoksong7736]

신기하다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@rocksland1]

Excellent work ever seen, welldone.

[@vicktortarasov3585]

Возможно он с другой планеты инопланетянин с знаниями иных цивилизаций

[@mertkaratas6125]

VERY INSPIRATIONAL AND MANLY JOB 💪💪👍👶

[@ВиталийМярц]

Во сколько здаровья у человека, молодец

[@adoygamerjadul1874]

Semua itu ada rumus nya..jika di pikirkan ..pecah juga otak mikir nya bagaimana ..cuma orang orang yang memiliki akal rumus dan kemampuan yang bisa mengatasi hal semacam ini 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@memememe2674]

Glad to showed me this, only been done for millenia

[@lornepeterson777]

The guy doesn’t look like what I imagine an alien would look like.

[@njm3211]

Human ingenuity. No aliens required LOL.

[@pawarstarpawankalyan6942]

Super

[@Fernando.0019]

Easy..😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@exerciseforidiots2296]

This is EXACTLY how I felt yesterday blowing up 5 floaters for the damn pool. The bike pump was equally exhausting as lung force in case it helps.

[@tso1122]

смотрел ролик одного псевдоученого блогера. там он с соплями у рта доказывал что невозможно камни расколоть без современных пил и устройств. чувак кувалдой камень расколол и так делалось тысячелетиями.

[@сергеймарусин-ч4р]

Расколоть то он расколол, но блоки не идеально ровные, как в пирамидах

[@tso1122]

@@сергеймарусин-ч4р а при распиле тоже все ровно или все же идет пост обработка? суть в том что некоторые с пеной у рта доказывают что руками глыбы не расколоть . только пилить.

[@Иван-с8э2ш]

@@tso1122 скорее он говорил про шурпы, чтоб клинья вбить, их же надо было как то дырявить, тем более медными пиками, нынче перф руки и дырявь скоко хочешь и расскалывай

[@сергеймарусин-ч4р]

@@tso1122 не знаю, посмотрите пирамиды в мезоамерике, те-же саркофаги египтян, как?

[@СанёкМ-д8з]

@@Иван-с8э2ш как, да так же просто, лучковая дрель, песочек, немного времени, палка крутится, дырка сверлится!

[@antsemple8115]

That looked easy enough, however, now you have to really think and consider how did they achieve even better results by cutting, transporting and shaping granite with Lazer precision in ancient times, without machine, or steel tools!!!!

[@sebpha6708]

Pin and bushing job needed on this bucket !! :)

[@SuedeBoy69]

And this is how the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids! 😉

[@gurysolt9002]

Nothing has changed since the days of ancient Egypt.

[@StewieGriffin505]

Looks like you need a lot of patience to work at this job. All of the cutting techniques appear to be rather time consuming.

[@charlespanache7047]

It would be interesting to watch them predrill the holes too. Its like saying fastest home ever built! But its just 20secs of a guy nailing on shingles.

[@Jagdtyger2A]

That stone cutting chainsaw bar device looks like it could be just the thing to have cut the ancient megalithic blocks. Nothing else in the list of ancient tools supposedly used by ancient civilizations could have done it

[@edyroszal7318]

Mantap Bro

[@shauntoomey3299]

Humans can't do this. Only Aliens with superior technology can do this. 👍

[@thefuture6679]

I think like this pyramid stones were made.