Poop tank..blasting..
photos.app.goo.gl/6SrKimfN8nyhSnUBA
This work?
Wouldn’t run for me.
I am sure there is a way to post a video..
But...
Ellifiknow... :0/
It worked but for some reason it shrinks the video really small. Maybe you could upload to youtube or rumble and post that link?
Worked for me just fine, but it was rather small. Could still tell what it was and what was going on.
One of the guys ..told me the video size..imay be caused becose..commo between two differnt phone manufacturers..
But...i could not comfirm that..
At annah rate...
Was a nice little job...bloody hard rock..
With no place to go but ...up...
Nice controlled blast...not too much but just enough. Must be some pretty shallow hard rock up there.
I worked on a job where our client needed to blast a pit for an underground storage tank system. Wow what a production...shut down the adjacent road, cordoned everyone far away, police and firemen everywhere, a loud horn sounded then BOOM. It was worth the wait.
We have...pretty much the same rules here..
In this case the only worries was the near by new construction..n..collecting n accounting for all the relateded ..construction workers..
Siding ..n..insalation guys as well as all the digger guys..
Edited by - STUD figmo Al on 02/07/2023 05:52:26
We only needed to take out apx 3 ft deep of rock..
So drilling was 5 ft or so..
Dat blowed up real good!!!
Slammer!!!
I thought you were describing a full tank. That would have been more exciting to watch [ as long as I'm not standing nearby.]
The video opened up fine, for me.... kinda small util I clicked the "full screen" icon down at the lower-right corner. 
Works fine for me! This stuff still kills me!
Good job, Al. You trained 'em well. Sinking cut blasts are always the most worrisome. The rock has no place to go but up. Design for little or no flyrock and then clear the area as though there will be plenty. In an isolated area, the farthest I ever threw flyrock was 2000'. It was a sinking cut to open a new quarry (Ramelli Pit, near Doyle, CA) on USFS land. The size of a blast isn't what worries guys like Al. It's the type of blast and how close the nearest structure is. I don't know why, but contractors seem to always build the structures first and then decide that some difficult excavation needs to take place afterwards........
Yup....
Every time.... :0/
That was better than when my brother-in-law tossed an M-80 into my father's spare refrigerator and slammed the door shut. My father would have really yelled at him if he could stop laughing. When he finally caught his breath his first words were "Do it again"
He is now my former brother-in-law.
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