Yours was the only video showing the slow unpacking of the components from the top and front. This helped me to put everything back in the case. Greatly appreciated.
Hey man. What an incredible review!! You are very honest, thorough, humble, informative and you have great energy. I love listening to you. I night this tool because of your review. I’ve have experience with explosives. Depending on your state, that’s not a bad idea. Also the gentleman that suggested expansive cement had a great idea. I would try a product called Dexpan. It is a nonexplosive type of grout. However, it expands substantially in a 24 hour period and is designed to break up rocks. Good luck. You’re awesome.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave such an amazing review. The product that you told me about dexpan. I used it 2 times on that rock. I shot and posted a cool little over night Timelapse of the process. (Dexpan Expansive Demolition Grout, 24 hour Time Lapse, Large Concrete) is the name of the video. If you get a chance check it out. I thought it was pretty cool. It’s currently in my top 10 of videos being watched at the moment. Just hit the 11k views. Thank again I appreciate you and the support. Much Respect
Sounds like you’re between a rock and a hard place! Thanks for the review mate. Got a tile job I’m removing from a concrete slab. It should work. Thanks again.
I try my best to get back to every comment. Even more so when a person is in search of real information. Thats important. I appreciate you even more for sending a second comment they show up as new comments reply’s are not seen again as a notification. Basically I would have miss this as a reply. I will give my best every time. Much Respect
Not late at all and that is just what I did. The hammer drill worked perfectly. I got a Bosch if you get a chance check it out. Should be in my Product review playlist. Thank for watching and for leaving a helpful tip. Much Respect
Drill a bunch of holes in the rock with a hammer drill. Then get that product that you mix its like expansion cement you pour it in the holes and it expands as it dries. the next day your rock should be all broken apart into smaller manageable pieces. I saw them do this on Gold Rush to break up a huge boulder.
Alphonse, is this the spoiler alert for my video? Lol because you just summed it up in just a few words... thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment... Much Respect brother
Using a flat chisel to break a boulder is very smart 😂, even the ancient primitives use pointed tool to break boulders. Pointed chisel create an interior pressure which makes concrete or rock 🪨 split.
Hello Shaw. May I ask your advice on something? How much oil do you put in the machine? Meaning how far up the window should you see the oil level when the machine is upright and using position? Also I bought special SWE 40 synthetic thank you very much
I feel bad because you have a great question, 🙋🏾♂️ I just don’t know the answer. I have not used that hammer in a long time. If I gave an answer as if I were the specialist on the matter I would be wrong. 😑 I wish I could be more of a help. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to let me know you did. Much Respect
@@shawspeaks8252 hey buddy, no worries. You’re a couple of other people and they say you fill it at least halfway up the window when the saw is standing upright. I also bought a high heat grease for the tools. I hope you’re having a great Labor Day, buddy.
I am sorry I have not used it in a while. I am glad you left your suggestions for others to see. I can’t say I have the correct answer. Sorry I couldn’t be more of a help, but I thank you for your support and help. Much Respect
Thank GOD I don’t have Rocks that size on my property, my Demo Hammer is made by another name, but its basically the same one..I am gonna be happy with mine I think…two more days before I use it.
I would use a hammer drill to put a chain of holes in that rock, then use the jack hammer on the seam. The drilled holes will weaken that big rock. Also use some wedges with a sledge hammer. A lot of work for some manual labor...
What part of the country are you located? That looks like limestone, but I'd think limestone would be a bit easier to get through than that. I'm in the Texas Hill Country and I just bought the same tool to trim down the tops of some some of the rocks coming through the lawn that I hit with the mower. It's all limestone out here, so wish me luck.
Look at those muscles 💪😍. Can you do more videos of you demolishing stuff and leave that lady out of it? She seems nice but her presence is destroying my fantasy.
Dude you had no plan you must a beat every inch of that rock I wish you would want more into how much oil you put in there because my book says 3 oz I wish you to show the gauge glass with oil
Also, can you demonstrate the oil a little better? Maybe demonstrate how viscous it is by rubbing it on your chest? I’m really confused by this oil thing.
That tool is to small for rocks. Even a 90 lb air hammer will have a hard time breaking up a rock like that. Need to drill holes useing the expansive material called dexpan or something similar.
