i would to see the results of the blasting, the after effects and the rocks left behind after the dust clears, cuz i dont see many rocks in the blasting
looks like most of them were overcharged, poorly loaded or both. Not sure if the "background music" was an attempt at taking the viewer's attention away from some poor blasting or not. sounded like a bunch of cats in heat
Brilliant blasting loved it BUT the crap music did it no good whatsoever always loved to watch my work go up in smoke like that from ex 60R Bucyrus Erie driller from 1980's in Australia
I only watched it up 'till 4:00 and stopped and it wasn't because of the crappy music either. I used to be a shotfirer in Qld and it wasn't until I moved back to WA and started working in the Pilbara, that I learned what a really shitty shot looked like. I've watched a lot of shots on iron ore sites in WA in the last 20 years and I haven't seen a good one yet. If it looks spectacular, It's probably a shitty shot with really bad fragmentation. All I saw of what I watched of this video was a waste of drilling time, drilling consumables, explosives and detonators. Iron ore mining companies must have money to burn when it comes to blasting.
