Jaw Crushers For Crushing Rock, Concrete, Asphalt, Granite

[@Larken42]

I feel like a mist/fog sprayer would be a nice quality of life addition for these systems, just to knock the dust down, but not enough to saturate the material.

[@ahoytheremate1954]

you beat me to it mate 1000s of Aussies are dying of silicosis from cutting kitchen benches all fake stone is now banned in Aussie to much dust on that machine mate well done and you don't know how much silicone is in those rocks its like smoking 100 cigs a day

[@MsMotron]

you're really crushing it with this video!

[@mrMacGoover]

It would just make more sense to me if you could find a way to run the hopper vibrate off the Perkins diesel instead of having to purchase a second generator to run one machine. Just my thoughts.

[@HansFormerlyTraffer]

You get a time-out for that comment.

[@mrMacGoover]

@@HansFormerlyTraffer Nothing wrong with constructive criticism.

[@lapidary70]

I own a Jaques 18 x 16 inch jaw crushers built in the 1930's in Australia, hardest part to replace is wear plates, but it runs like clockwork and puts any of its modern rivals to shame , crushes down to 6mm sized aggregate.

[@TechGorilla1987]

As someone who serviced portable Metso rock crushers, I can tell you that asphalt is one of the most abrasive, wearing materials a crusher can process. One of our rental customers did nothing but asphalt and I serviced that machine WAY more than I would have liked. They weren't the most pleasant people to work for.

[@TalRohan]

Asphalt in the UK is based on very small granite aggregate so the crusher has to break the tar part of the asphalt more than the stone but the stone will work just like huge quartz based sandpaper I assume most countries would use something similar,

[@TechGorilla1987]

@10:02 - Also, manganese jaws work-harden as they are used which also varies the amount of time they may last.

[@davidanalyst671]

that asphalt is worth a good amount of money. I know the asphalt companies will tell you its garbage, and dump it in a hole inn the ground, but Dirt Perfect on youtube bought a couple truck loads, and spread it over his driveway, and rolled it down, and its lasted over a year now with no patches.

[@davidanalyst671]

dirt perfect calls it a redneck paving job.

[@chuxmix65]

I live on a "difficult" dirt road. Hills, washes, etc. Crushed asphalt didn't make it perfect, but the contrast to "base material" has helped.

[@TechGorilla1987]

It's abrasive AF and kind of hard on crushers. I used to service crushers.

[@حمدظاهرمزعل]

You're a wonderful person, Jason. Bless you.

[@rockman531]

Hi Jason, Incredible crushers! Looking forward to watching you crush your gold ore!! Thumbs up! Hope you and your family have a wonderful and safe Happy Thanksgiving!! Take Care, Jim

[@حمدظاهرمزعل]

Well done, Jason.

[@ironmonkey1512]

This is the episode I've been waiting for!!

[@ebre3080]

GEEEEZ!!! that thing is a MONSTER ... i love it.

[@kendrawilliams1348]

Need a spray bar in there to cut down on the dust

[@jamesowens2781]

I have been in contact with you before live the machines you make what is the smallest operational machine from ore to pulverized do you offer? For small very small scale operations

[@MerchantMarineGuy]

Will it crush other jaw crushers

[@davidanalyst671]

the ultimate test.

[@joecolosi1795]

Great video

[@TechGorilla1987]

One of the most mesmerizing things to watch is material flowing through a crusher. No matter if it's a jaw, a horizontal impact or a cone crusher. It's super fun to watch!

[@matthewroberts6334]

I worked for a large paving corporation on the east coast for many years running a crushing operation. We crushed a lot of asphalt for reuse in the asphalt process and always found that if you run your jaw crusher in reverse and fluffed the feed instead of pulling it down into the crusher, we got better product and production especially in the warmer months when the asphalt would get gummy

[@richardbrobeck2384]

Nice jason !!

[@d.t.4523]

Thank you, keep working.

[@TheJustonemore]

Frac if i ever need one im getting it from you guys.great job.

[@mrMacGoover]

When will you be putting the shredder from the previous video on your website?

[@nolanwhite1971]

I was wondering too. Not that I could afford it, but it's fun to dream!

[@jimsn9624]

Even though I don’t need a jaw crusher, it’s still fun to watch!

[@nolanwhite1971]

The thing is, you never know. One day something may come up, and you can be all "hey, I know where to get a crusher!"

[@HansFormerlyTraffer]

It always reminds me of "Rock Biter" on "Never Ending Story" lol

[@josephcormier5974]

Well done Jason this was a very informative video thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother

[@susanturcotte3176]

That was so cool, Jason! I think I've seen all of your crushers in the past, but glad you shared this compilation. Incredible equipment! I'm sending warm air and blessings from Alabama ❤️

[@donaldfitzgerald8950]

All right Jason! Got to watch, ya never know who might need one in the future, I'd definitely send them to you....💪⚒️⛏️⚖️🤠

[@JonStein-mu5eb]

How's crushing your last haul?

[@Leffe192]

Good to see the work products as well, beside the mining adventures :) Are there any sorting attachments available for the crushers? For making e.g 1/2" to 1" gravel? Also, i think that the crushed product is less consistent when input material is flat and about the same thickness as the jaw opening. I think the countertop scraps would be better gravel if the jaw opening was reduced to 3/4"

[@massminer2343]

I like watching videos for industrial equipment i have no use for and will never buy. 👍

[@nickitoff9629]

Hey Jason! I could watch your machines process matirials all day. Lol. If I had the space and the funds, I'd own one of everything you make. Really enjoying your mine tailings I got on eBay! So much super-fine gold; I'm learning new techniques reprocessing the fines. Getting ready to do my first smelt! Love those videos you made on smelting. ??Have you ever refined sterling silver to pure silver??

[@1944chevytruck]

COOL!

[@mikewatson5193]

When are you gonna process your gold ore? Thats what we all are waiting for

[@SJB84RI]

You guys need to come up with something for the at home prospector

[@davidanalyst671]

he has a table shaker and a hammer mill for the home prospectors. He has one he owns, and shows it in the videos, but if you dont see it on the website, give him a call.

[@Trezker]

Turning big rocks into small rocks.

[@kahnfu-zhin8627]

What’s the most valuable mineral product on earth? Why, it’s sand and gravel! They’re what we use the most of.

[@joepeltola52]

Wold love to see were you build these things.

[@johnshowcarbuilder6720]

Jason do you have a machine that would break down aluminum transmissions and small engines like lawn mowers

[@Txcoolbreeze]

Appreciate you sharing this I'm interested in making a purchase of one at some point. Can someone provide me the pricing and availability along with a warranty delivery

[@butziporsche8646]

Hi Jason, what would somebody use crushed asphalt for?

[@TalRohan]

Hi Jason I watch a lot of your video's and I had a thought while watching this one ..reinforced concrete was always awkward to remove but a real pain in the butt to get rid of. Do you have a crushing system that can deal with rebar and steel mesh while its still in concrete so the rebar could be recycled as well as the aggregate...not from a personal need but one I know can be a big problem for contractors

[@tipiring]

How about a video of your machine manufacturing facility?

[@Larken42]

@@tipiring I’m betting it’s something between a warehouse and a fab shop. Lots of space for bringing everything together, some big benches for building the stuff, and some machines for cutting down or forming the raw materials.

[@markpeck5117]

with the diesel unit....what about hooking up a gen set to it to power the electric motors?

[@timcolgan2699]

Yeah that shit's radioactive for sure.😊

[@massminer2343]

Here with the bots

[@thomasbritton3376]

I will take your crusher for granite again😂😊

[@joshuaaho920]

How many jaws could a jaw crusher crush if a jaw crusher could crush jaws? I seen the can it crush other jaw crushers comment n couldn't resist!

[@timcolgan2699]

Be careful. Some of that is radioactive. Do you have a geiger counter?😊

[@timcolgan2699]

Pan it for gold! 😊

[@EdwardSiame-md6rl]

Can you make quary using a jaw crusher

[@rehoboth_farm]

Why didn't you just put a generator on the diesel engine?

[@Thisisnolongerajoke]

Hope that countertop isnt manufactured.

[@garyhopkinssr8561]

I was raised in a rock plant.

[@SteadyCreations]

💪😎💪

[@ddblairco]

crush it!

[@laughingachilles]

You guys demonstrate why we don't need big government to push recycling and environmentalism. If people can make money from waste then they will find a way. And the end result will often be more efficient and less wasteful than any government pushed solution.

[@youssefzouine8191]

You've gone off topic mining a lot. Enough with the commercials, we want your old encouraging videos.

[@tommycompton910]

WHEN ARE WE GOING TO SEE THE RESULTS OF THE MINNING

[@davidanalyst671]

hes making a ton of money, and hes not going to tell you how much money he makes otherwise people will try to steal the mine