Brick & Concrete Recycling Machine

Recycling my old bricks and concrete into useable gravel for filling a soft spot in my driveway. How to recycle and reuse old bricks and concrete by crushing with a jaw crusher.
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[@Kebutor]

My mind when he is working: "Take the big one and crush it." "Grab the big one and crush it!" Grabs the big one: Yes! Throws it to the side: NO!

[@haroldishoy2113]

Never a shortage of fill and leveling material at Jason’s house. Even the blasting technique is awesome.

[@LLImprovement]

That crusher looks really handy.

[@emzu690]

I have no idea how I got to this video but I’m glad I did

[@no1bandfan]

Brick chimney: exists Jason: and I took that personally.

[@UncleBildo]

Microblaster setup is on my wish list. Looks like a great tool for rockhounding and prospecting! One of your small setups would be awesome too, but that's down the road a year or two maybe.

[@wakeupidiotsnow2611]

Nice basement cleanup and demolition! Now you get more square footage to finish out the basement, and repaired that driveway too! Good demonstration to repurpose materials. Those Areas with natural rock, this demonstrates how to convert large rock scapes into manageable landscapes and create features to increase your property values. I’m in the high plains and rock is so expensive to purchase as it is railed in from the Rockies and the Ozark’s.

[@shelbymcquinn7106]

I'm a bricklayer...We have lots of waste at the end of jobs. Mostly gets thrown into dumpsters. Wow this is an idea for the industry. Gravel is always needed on the very jobs that put it into dumpsters. Hey thou wtf happened to the Gold videos on or about your Claims? These Gold videos are getting very Popular? Moar gold Plz!

[@patprop74]

i was thinking the same thing, more often than not, than half the bricks I tear down are going to the landfill, this could be a good way to recuperate and earn some extra cash by selling bricks and blocks in gravel form. IDK if you are like me, but every time I go to the dump to empty out the truck and see the mountain of bricks and blocks and the huge scrap woodpile next to it, I always think there should be a way to recycle it into something else.

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@patprop74 i wish it was like south australia everywhere. Here all construction and demo waste is sorted and as much as possible is recycled.

[@shanninreeder9530]

OK everything about this video gets me excited.

[@TechGorilla1987]

So far, I have seen Dan Hurd, Jeff Williams, the boys from Gold Rush White Water and now you use the micro-blaster setup in all sorts of situations. The Gold Rush boys are blasting boulders under water even. That's a solid piece of kit and I don't think it requires permitting to use. I'll bet a couple of moving blankets would have dampened the pop even more.

[@Tulwean]

hello from Bremerton. I dont know why but I love watching the crusher.

[@Chr.U.Cas2216]

👍👌👏 Oh WOW! That microblaster is amazing! Nice gravel job.

[@shaneyork300]

Excellent use of the fireplace!! Have a Great Day!!!

[@lakeshavallejo7889]

I absolutely, positively love this video! Great job!

[@RalphReagan]

Excavators loved them when I was 6 and 63!

[@alexc2194]

That driveway looks great!

[@gusm5128]

Having worked at a quarry in another life I’m well familiar with jaw crushers . This is a great little unit .

[@burned..]

Lot of work for 3 ton of gravel that cost probably about 20 dollars a ton

[@alexc2194]

What a great video! Informative and satisfying.

[@jakesbackhoedozerservice7010]

Very neat vidya and I hope your business is doing well!!!

[@michiganprospectors]

Haha, micro blasting in your basement. I never would have imagined such a thing. I love watching machines work for some reason. When you were crushing it I was thinking that is perfect for a driveway.

[@OnlyOneWay.2024]

You are an artist!!

[@kloppanator]

That was a bold move using that right next to the hot water tank XD

[@Gonzalez1003]

"No pads, no helmets...just balls" -Simple Plan

[@jondavidmcnabb]

Free aggregate for use is always a plus!

[@diggindiggenit6540]

Very nice job Jason, the footage was quite good to watch, to bad they don't make like a 4 X ^ crusher for small jobs I bet that would sell like hot cakes for the part time miner etc...

[@catgynt9148]

I’m really surprised that you don’t have a dump truck and bobcat to transport rock, ore and other materials. And a crusher that can accept the bobcat sized scoop. Wishing you and your team another great week. Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers

[@Busy_1297]

Nice job bro

[@wakwak20]

beautiful machine

[@BillMulholland1]

More blasting please🤣🍻👍.. Definitely good driveway material or recycle back into a pour for the basement floor when renovating on a budget? Those tires were screaming on that flatbed 🤣

[@meganm3270]

Why not put fabric down before adding the crushed brick it would stop it from sinking into the dirt in the long run

[@dolphincliffs8864]

I laid down old carpet for my driveway in Minnesota. Repurposing is great!

[@shrirangs2899]

Great work

[@T1jetmech]

Great to see a new video. Always enjoy your stuff

[@richardmckinney4963]

Good Idea.

[@TVTambangMineral]

Nice

[@rickdees251]

Nice? Should have moved the crusher and crushed it on site. as opposed to moving the waste onto the truck and off twice. Other wise very nice.

[@timbradeen8459]

I would really like to find one of those.

[@stormrunner0029]

Sell the fired brick rubble to make refractory bricks for fireplaces and wood stoves.

[@ManMountainMetals]

13:55 I was setting here thinkin' ya should pull off that sideboard...lmao 😂

[@ManMountainMetals]

@Caleb Niko sound like a shitty boyfriend. Good luck with that.

[@barbottodiego7457]

Grandioso!!!!!!!!!.....Diego da Torino Italy!!!!!

[@boydbros.3659]

Here in Arizona, "ADEQ" (Arizona Department of Environmental Quality) would have a great day ($$$$$) with the fines for running that crusher without water or some other form of dust control!

[@gusm5128]

Silicosis a real threat , a fine mist dust suppression would work well here .

[@robertmccully2792]

A new hobby.

[@geigertec5921]

You know you're a true American when: Honey, the floor in the basement needs work, looks like we're going to have to blast it. *Sets off explosives in the house*

[@pappawheely]

Did they ever put asbestos in concrete ? I live near a HUGE old asbestos mine and they used it ,For a lot of things...just a possible alert

[@donniebrown2896]

I've never heard of asbestos being used in a product that is already fire proof. That was the primary thing asbestos was used for, was claimed to be fire proof. Even "fire brick" , the ones used inside the fire boxes didn't use asbestos, they used a type of clay that resisted high temperatures but they can and do eventually crack and fail. Those can be bought individually for home furnaces in melting metals, not cheap.

[@pappawheely]

@@donniebrown2896 Right but? It is something to consider seeing that they used it in damn near everything and, it is a fiber ..thank you for comment

[@theonlyonepaulo]

It was used in cement tiles because it is fibrous and flexible , not because it was fire proof. So, u can have it in many old construction products.

[@dolphincliffs8864]

WR Grace concrete had asbestos in it.

[@jamess.931]

Whoa!! lmao made me laugh more then it should have

[@curlywolfone]

Are you going to melt or cupel any of this?

[@kevinauld4367]

I Sher cood have used that back when I was a aprentist plbg

[@HIGHLANDERNEO2]

Did you ever wonder how much if any gold is in the sand mix used to make the concrete and bricks you can find gold in home depot sand bags . Just curious.

[@cloudbreaker4869]

what a powerfull machine i like it i wanna buy 1

[@daz41262010]

really cool looking driveway Jason :) a little late with the idea :) but I would of painted each brick with a different coloured spray can and then a spray varnish :) whilst the wall was up :) and then crushed it :) to have different coloured gravel on the drive way :)

[@shawnsevering1480]

Micro blaster where can we get one ?

[@King_TuTT]

should of put the crusher in the truck, so you don't have to shovel all that rock up.

[@zbudda]

Shovel...he used a mini excavator?

[@MohamedElkhouly1981]

I need your assist to place the same project in Egypt since I search for the same crouching machine

[@debztully1339]

Yeah!

[@johnnys7292]

What is the smallest size jaw crusher you sell ? I'm just getting into mining my claim and have lots of quartz to crush but just smaller size rocks about fist size

[@dropedlow33]

lot time old brick r worth keeping and reselling ppl buy them for the old look

[@mvblitzyo]

wow thats amazing demo and crush work thanks for a great video ..

[@EntropyOfTime]

hey im interested if your shredders would work on plastic. all different kinds from bottles to film , looking to make a plastic pyrolysis machine

[@EntropyOfTime]

@@doobzb5482 from what I understand a plastic pyrolysis set up would be able to mitigate all the plastics except styrofoam

[@garydodson6737]

Can you make a crusher that runs off a tractor PTO?

[@BUTLER308]

do you have something separate the material brick from concrete and size

[@courtneyholmes9064]

Where can I buy one im in Abilene tx and I have a lot of cinder blocks that are 4ft high and the length of almost 2 acres that I need crushed

[@Bandidosdeaventuras]

Like 101 saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷

[@EddieSchirmer]

i would love to have a screen classifier that was powered electrically, and i could just switch out the screen sizes and have a conveyer belt i coudl move to maybe three or four different positions so the material that went through coudl be sent into their own respective piles... but, probably couldn't afford it. but, it woudl be nice if i could sort my stone by size other than by hand haha. im building slate stone walls (with concrete) around my property, and my bulk material pile i am sorting into three different cuts. so, stones that are so large i can barely move them without my tractor go in oen pile, and they are maybe between 1x2x.5 feet, to 3x3x1 feet dimensions. and then i have an 8x11 inch crate that my granite surface plate came in, that i use to sort anything thats small enough to fit in it into one pile, and anything larger goes in another, other than the "mega-slabs" as i like to call them lol. but, i also have a huge amount of just dirt and less than 2 inch square bits that got mixed in that im sifting out by hand... its a lot of work, but i need Something i can screen thats tuff through to recover useable pieces (for filling smaller gaps in the walls later, or as i build) and to recover any usable dirt or gravels for road fill, and such. i woudl love to get or even make my own grizzly bar set, but have no idea where to start! though, i think i could get away with using 3/4 rebar and set them 1 inch apart in a grid in 3x3 timber frame with slots to secure them... but, im no engineer lol

[@digofthedump]

how the romans built roads maybe jason? you could use a lot of road ) gl

[@shrirangs2899]

We can save energy needed for crushing- by decreasing crushing index

[@aredditor4272]

Rotohammers are for small demo projects. A 90lb pneumatic jackhammer would make quick work of that concrete demo.

[@armandmaree6630]

You'd be better off taking a few sandbags with you for doing any demolition. Creates a nice safe barrier that will help focus small explosions and also capture small particles that may otherwise fly off and cause damage.

[@charliem989]

My man going for the gold prospecting market AND the excavator market.

[@k.ganesanganesan6825]

Best is wet process.

[@hokiepokie333_CicadaMykHyn]

What are those blasting caps called, and where did you get them?

[@hokiepokie333_CicadaMykHyn]

Never mind, I found them and they are expensive... Manual labor it is...

[@collinberke4004]

what does a jaw crusher like that cost?

[@LorenzosMarketPlace]

Do you have a machine that takes what this machine makes and makes new bricks with it?

[@patrickschumacher4656]

Where do you buy a crusher like that and for how much

[@alamjahangir1043]

nice ,how much kost

[@ronadkins8848]

How much and where was the crusher obtained..used or new...

[@THESHOMROM]

Assuming you don't own them, how much did it cost to rent the crusher? Is it cost-effective?

[@Hector.Flores]

Where did you purchase the equipment

[@elkskiutah8204]

Only pretty enough for under a cement slab

[@zakhu4971]

hello from iraq with you we have so much concrite waste

[@RalphReagan]

"We may have to blast"

[@amandagardner565]

yes doc

[@donaldburkhard7932]

Were any of bricks be reused?

[@RalphReagan]

So now you know 16 tons is a lazy day!

[@chris100048]

good vid, more gold vids please.. gold alchemy..............................................................

[@carlosmendes6361]

I though you should throw the brittle in that vibratory table. Maybe you get a happy finding

[@tomlangley6236]

I would have used the crusher in my driveway to save a step.

[@jaxturner7288]

What step was that?

[@will_doherty]

@@jaxturner7288 Probably the one that involved shovelling the "gravel" onto and then off the truck..?

[@tomlangley6236]

@@will_doherty That would be it.

[@jaxturner7288]

@@tomlangley6236 so then you could just shovel large concrete bits into a crusher and keep moving the crusher around instead? Where is the step saved again?

[@tomlangley6236]

@@jaxturner7288 the crusher gets moved beside the trailer either way...the move you would save is not having to load -transport-unload in the driveway. crush it in the drive and spread it out...Simple huh?

[@commonsensegaming1756]

thats sad :( lots of people in texas are wishing they had a wood fireplace right about now

[@baconneggs2406]

To burn what exactly?

[@fishface5273]

is there anything you wont recycle Sir?

[@Vikas-zd1rj]

If people start using the recycle material for construction then the demand for natural sand can reduce considerably

[@marcelloroos766]

Should wait for thie and box out first

[@bobbyrelyea]

Where can I get a crusher like that?

[@mbmmllc]

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[@joeschlotthauer840]

Dumb question, can this be mixed back in together with concrete....

[@jaxturner7288]

Good question. It’s the answer that is dumb. That is because, yes it can be, but no it cannot. Mixed in on some non-critical home brew project as your aggregate COULD work out just fine. As far as large scale industrial operations doing it, no absolutely not.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

@@jaxturner7288 I think it would have a unique look if it was polished, after it was poured and set...

[@jaxturner7288]

@@joeschlotthauer840 I feel ya, that could be a cool look. But, unfortunately because our aggregates settle down below the surface during the finishing process, very little if any at all large rock material remains at the top where it can be seen. I think you could get the look you are looking for by doing “exposed aggregate concrete” using your material of choice and then top coating it with a clear UV stable epoxy. I’ve seen that done on porches and carried into the entranceway and it looked spectacular.

[@arthurrodesiler3109]

Why not just use a front end loader to move it rather than handing it 3 or more times?

[@dalemasyk1583]

ooomannnn what i do to have that in my friggin yard...8'' x 10'' rock crusher , truck to haul it n mini excavator to spread it fck ..PERFECT COMBO MACHINE TO HAVE FUN WITH ..HELL EVEN MAKE A BUCK OR TWO

[@k.ganesanganesan6825]

Remake used tools for small mines.

[@PyroFalcon]

By cap, you mean primer

[@k.ganesanganesan6825]

Future is Awaiting.

[@k.ganesanganesan6825]

Encourage 2 Hp Machines.

[@daveadalian4116]

Dude, you really, really need to invest in some quality breathers. That dust is shredding your lungs. Also, how sure were you there was no gas line in your basement when you set off that charge?

[@williamernestocarranzavara6617]

Mmm i believed you build bricks with recycled concrete

[@imaddidododo7477]

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[@orixxboy]

Agh dude how many times are you going to pass up on the opportunity to be able to say "fire in the hole" as loud as you like? So what if it's only a bicycle pump for a detonator

[@038Dude]

You could've just tipped the truck over, way faster.

[@bernadettetreual]

What on earth. It makes no sense to destroy perfectly fine bricks. That's an insane waste of grey energy.