Making 3/8" Chips

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Crushing down 3/4" rock into 3/8" chips. Lots of smoke in the area from the fires burning in California which can be seen in the poor quality of the air. No Jaw crushing in this one. This process is quite a bit slower in production than most of the others.
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Комментарии : 24

@sharkeyist 3 года назад

It’s cool to see a drone used to its potential showing us what’s happening from angles you’d never normally see. I love your vids for that, thanks for the efforts 👍🇬🇧👍

@Sl20 5 месяцев назад

Great takes !!!!!Very smooth!!!!!! 3:20 🔴🫢🤫

@bird271828 3 года назад

This is so cool to watch. Excellent drone shots.

@jeremydobbert1287 3 года назад

I could watch a video like this everyday from you! Keep up the good work!

@JoeRockYT 3 года назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@kenbirkin7753 2 года назад

ya but 12 hrs a day ? i have fallen asleep a couple times feeding them

@johnnymurff4137 3 года назад

Awesome footage, no boring music to listen to just the sound of the machinery. How often do loads go out to the customer?

@marysoldeeley2218 3 года назад

I like your setups. Is there someone tending the crusher and screener?

@biggad73 Год назад

Nice video 👌

@agentx7138 3 года назад

Would it be worth adjusting the cone mill a little tighter there looks to be a lot of recirculation?

@samobrien4046 3 года назад

Was about to say the same, I bet 80% of the material is going around more than twice

@nickerbocker1997 3 года назад

What is the by product of the 3/8 chips?

@Star_Gazer_77 3 года назад

Awesome footage, are you hiring :)

@komitadjie 3 года назад

Man, this video is an AMAZING example of how godawful youtube's algorithms are at dealing with multiparticle motion. XD

@user-fl5fn5zo4k Год назад

👍👍👍

@scruffy6151 3 года назад

Sounds a little windy. Drone footage is pretty good.

@cfmcguire 3 года назад

Material for chip coating roads?

@JoeRockYT 3 года назад

Yes

@markneilson6380 3 года назад

@@JoeRockYT 'Road Metal' they used to say here in the UK. For Chip Seal applications aka 'Tar and Chip'. Road Metal got its name from the use of crush blast furnace slag - there would be bits of iron in the material.

@79noel 5 месяцев назад

I see your guys 3/8" comes out dirty like mine. Customers always ask to make it cleaner, I say you can pay for washed material at $7 per ton more. Crickets!!!!