Industrial Plant Demolition (Part 2), Baltimore

[@NYDRAINS]

I'm guessing they didn't blow it up to separate the metals? Cause this is very time consuming!! Good job👍

[@lachlanslightsandfans]

It would be interesting to watch them remove those industrial exhaust fans shown when they were using the excavator please record what they do with the fans

[@JohnZWetmore]

I wasn't there the day they got to the fans, but I imagine they were dumped in the pile of all the other scrap metal.

[@lachlanslightsandfans]

Ok

[@christianfeldmann8287]

Nice cutting whith the cutting torch more pleas from that

[@itsallspent]

Ring bell for service! I would be chucking that stuff into the neighbor's yard

[@Dave_9547]

I wonder why they didn't use a big shear to cut all those I-beams and other smaller metal structures? It would seem to be less labor intensive than using cutting torches and less dangerous.

[@robert20770]

1:13:23 I wonder what that chemical is they are digging out of the tank. That tank has rivets, that's old.

[@vernonsanders371]

Grew up in Baltimore this sad to see another business bite dust

[@minecraft623creeeper8]

Like these videos, is there a part 3? Would like to of seen the chimney been brought down.

[@JohnZWetmore]

There will be a Part 3 out in about a week. The chimney hasn't been taken down yet. I am told they will be nibbling at it from the top with a long reach excavator, so there won't be any spectacular crashing to the ground.

[@JohnZWetmore]

Here is Part 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpTJoqqbhL-Ira8

[@desertbob6835]

This is an oldie...1920s?

[@hansjurgenh733]

I think they are watching out for asbestos insulation of the tubes and structure.

[@JohnZWetmore]

Normally they would remove any asbestos before they started tearing things apart and sending the fibers flying into the air. I was not there for the early stages of the process, so I don't know what they had to deal with.

[@normangrieser7367]

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