Yep, here in Norway we blast a lot. For roads, houses, ditches etc. But we also have a lot of projects that doesnt require it, all depends on the place and how deep customers pockets are. I personally operate a Cat 326F with an Excadrill drilling application. Awesome video btw, that bulk anfo truck looks handy
Yes I’m working on one currently here in kentucky. A new warehouse pad. Our shot is pretty much what you see here. I have about 4 ft in some spots of boulders to pick through before I get to the good shot rock. The issue we had was above the main layer of rock was about 2 ft of dirt then another 2 ft or so of rock. That layer of dirt absorbed most of the blow all the top layer did was break in to massive boulders.
Love your enthusiasm. When you ramp up the energy when you talk, it makes your presentation more exciting, professional and less casual. I am an old retired guy who loves your channel so I hope you take my input as constructive, not critical. Your passion for the industry doesn’t always come across when you are so laid back. Your enthusiasm for many of the companies come across loud and clear. Keep it up! I have always been enamored with big equipment. I hope your business keeps growing and benefitting the industry.
thank you very much for the feedback Bill. I'm working on getting better at presenting! I'm pretty chill so I need to hype things up a bit more because I'm stupidly excited on the inside
Something I think you should do some videos on that has some over lap with your world would be checking out logging sites and logging road building on the west coast I think it would open up a new demographic for you to get your message to people. There’s lots of loggers at retirement age and they are feeling the employment crisis as well.
6:30 Where I live, we absolutely love those massive boulders. They are great for retaining walls, and given just how hilly the city is, we need a lot of them. Its cheaper than concrete and it looks better. Heavy boulders don't move anywhere near as much as your average block wall that just falls over after a decade. We've got a lot of clay, so small light concrete blocks just aren't up to the job.
Super excited to finally see a video covering drilling and blasting! I’m in my first internship while getting my degree in Construction Management, working for a drilling and blasting company. It’s been a great experience so far, and I can’t wait to see how it continues to go! Great content!! Funny enough, I “met” my now boss through one of your posts, where I had asked for advice on how to enter the dirt world! So, I guess, a huge thank you for that!
That mixture is common with blasting rock. Ammonia nitrate agent gives low pressure, high heat which is good for "cutting" rock without having to repair neighboring roofs
Love the video Aaron! I'm from British Columbia Canada and wondering when you'll be coming our way to see some earth moving equipment! Anyway God speed sir love the content
@@AaronWitt oh no way! Well I won't bother to try and get insider information as to were your filming BUT! If your close to Nelson BC and looking for a local young operators opinions on anything would love to connect and share the struggles and benefits to being in the trades of equipment and earthmoving. I have my own excavation company and am well versed in the local area!
John 14:6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John 8:58 I tell you the truth, before Abraham was even born, I Am. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. All who call upon the name of the lord will be saved. Romans 10:13 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. 1 John 1:8 Romans :10:9 If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. The rapture is imminent!!
Is blasting rock for commercial projects common where you live/work? If so, what type of projects?
Yep, here in Norway we blast a lot. For roads, houses, ditches etc. But we also have a lot of projects that doesnt require it, all depends on the place and how deep customers pockets are. I personally operate a Cat 326F with an Excadrill drilling application. Awesome video btw, that bulk anfo truck looks handy
Yes I’m working on one currently here in kentucky. A new warehouse pad. Our shot is pretty much what you see here. I have about 4 ft in some spots of boulders to pick through before I get to the good shot rock. The issue we had was above the main layer of rock was about 2 ft of dirt then another 2 ft or so of rock. That layer of dirt absorbed most of the blow all the top layer did was break in to massive boulders.
Yes, and we mill A LOT of rock here too. South/ Central Texas
Love your enthusiasm. When you ramp up the energy when you talk, it makes your presentation more exciting, professional and less casual. I am an old retired guy who loves your channel so I hope you take my input as constructive, not critical. Your passion for the industry doesn’t always come across when you are so laid back. Your enthusiasm for many of the companies come across loud and clear. Keep it up! I have always been enamored with big equipment. I hope your business keeps growing and benefitting the industry.
thank you very much for the feedback Bill. I'm working on getting better at presenting! I'm pretty chill so I need to hype things up a bit more because I'm stupidly excited on the inside
Thank you bro. I’m D9 operator on Goshen. You always show the real deal of what we do. Plz don’t stop. And wtf get your store up
hell yeah!!! Thanks man! We're working on it soon I promise
Something I think you should do some videos on that has some over lap with your world would be checking out logging sites and logging road building on the west coast I think it would open up a new demographic for you to get your message to people. There’s lots of loggers at retirement age and they are feeling the employment crisis as well.
I'd love to get up there and check it out. Hopefully sometime soon
I'm from that area. Neat seeing you guys so close to home!
We got sooo many rocks in this area its nuts!
6:30 Where I live, we absolutely love those massive boulders. They are great for retaining walls, and given just how hilly the city is, we need a lot of them. Its cheaper than concrete and it looks better. Heavy boulders don't move anywhere near as much as your average block wall that just falls over after a decade. We've got a lot of clay, so small light concrete blocks just aren't up to the job.
Super excited to finally see a video covering drilling and blasting! I’m in my first internship while getting my degree in Construction Management, working for a drilling and blasting company. It’s been a great experience so far, and I can’t wait to see how it continues to go! Great content!!
Funny enough, I “met” my now boss through one of your posts, where I had asked for advice on how to enter the dirt world! So, I guess, a huge thank you for that!
man that's so cool to hear
Get Eric in more shots! He's my old friend from highschool
Thank you Aron
The 395 is a Beast.
Best selling machine in its class?
See you at BAUMA?
From Austria 🍻👋
Aaron, congratulations on the continued quality of your work.
Your explanations are first rate.
thank you Simon!!
That mixture is common with blasting rock. Ammonia nitrate agent gives low pressure, high heat which is good for "cutting" rock without having to repair neighboring roofs
A great example of a company using GPS to maximize efficiently and quality with minimal machines and workers.
Great presentation and explanation on how the process works. Always something to learn from your videos, love the Petillo content
thanks for checking this one out!!
The quality of your videos keeps getting better, and that says a lot because they have always been great! Keep up the great work
Thanks Tony! We've got some neat stuff on the way
Really great video. Good storyline, good shots of machinery, and lots of details on what they're doing. 💯!
thanks for checking it out!
That is a awesome site project, lots of blasting, an lots of man toys🇺🇲💪🤙
Cool video your explaining is awesome I like it. Keep up the good work. Lots of videos don't have commentary so I like it
thanks for watching Johnny!
Wild the D9 can push a whole truck load in one pass.
Another quality upload
thank you!
Boutta hit 40k brotha way to keep killing the game on all platforms!
thank you sir!!
That's the first time I've seen drills operating on a slope like that, oddly enough. Seems to work fine though.
Oh yeah, those can go in the worst terrain you can imagine with a seasoned operator
they can work on some pretty steep slopes it's neat
There's a contractor in WV that uses grain carts with whites on the side too load ANFO
Love the video Aaron! I'm from British Columbia Canada and wondering when you'll be coming our way to see some earth moving equipment! Anyway God speed sir love the content
we are coming out there in the beginning of August
@@AaronWitt oh no way! Well I won't bother to try and get insider information as to were your filming BUT! If your close to Nelson BC and looking for a local young operators opinions on anything would love to connect and share the struggles and benefits to being in the trades of equipment and earthmoving. I have my own excavation company and am well versed in the local area!
You should go visit the united project in Sutton,ma lots of blasting crushing big project
Wonder why they dont have gps on the drilling rigs. Really common in Norway
I just wonder do you have any projects in Florida, which I kinda doubt because here is a lot of flat land and a lot of lakes. Just wondering
some of the biggest earthmoving projects in the US are in Florida
Cool stuff
Aaron will there be a video of what you guys will be doing in NYC?
we have a video featuring Posillico in NYC coming soon
@@AaronWitt lololol posillico huh??? Lolol small world mam. Thanks for the response
Is that on the US 6 - NY 17M?
Yes
how did you get the job you have now? i would love to do what you’re doing but don’t know how to get on that “path” for lack of a better word
I started bringing a camera to work as I worked in the construction industry and one day started doing it full time
@@AaronWitt thank you so much for a reply! i love your videos and i hope i can do something similar one day!!
62 acres for anyone wondering
Hey WTH is with the color of those machines? Is that the company color, cuz it sure ain’t Cat yellow! 😂😂 great video again!
200000 yards of rock? Wow, this is one heck of a long rock!
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Ha ha. How punny! 😁😇🤟
Yoo first!
ok
John 14:6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John 8:58 I tell you the truth, before Abraham was even born, I Am. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. All who call upon the name of the lord will be saved. Romans 10:13
If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. 1 John 1:8 Romans :10:9 If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. The rapture is imminent!!