Відео

That's how made a pay check

I would like to connect with Elky64 to discuss a project for Retro Cranbrook. what is the best way to contact you? Thanks!

That’s not a bolt it’s a dewie dag, number 7 or 8, a threaded dowl Mainly used for construction drilling, a bolt is a rebar is paddle bolt, cone bolt, MDX bolt, dowls are totally different

Lol someone dislike it im going there right now

Awesome video good job the rod was sticking out a little far at the end but it's fine.

this is my dash cam since 2013 i think if someone interested, couple more examples ua-cam.com/video/jzfuQ2xxjuM/v-deo.html (night) ua-cam.com/video/ytBMGnDs58o/v-deo.html (rain) ua-cam.com/video/X1dLV3u-XSI/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/NlOqKr08xak/v-deo.html

Ya I thought I had it bad bolting whenever I worked in the coal mines! Lol

Yeah and y'all make fun of us coal miners I'm a bolt man at least we got equipment to do the work smh

the rewilding of America see agenda 21

Little buckets of water, a make work project for the purveyors of these fires

love the 70 coronet 500 @ 4:26 & 70 RR @ 4:42!!)

The Invermere soaring centre is fantastic. Get them to take your for a ride you wont forget.

I live in cranbrook, and I remember this storm

Omg I remember like it was yesterday. I had these 3 HUGE trees right in front of my house and I was scared to death about it because I was only like almost 5. I remember hiding under my blankets and my brother giving me a granola bar, but I had to come out because I couldn't open it lol.

There I go! It was nice to wave to you.

a tree fell on my mom's car

I saw my future grammas house at 5:01 up the stairs

I was in that storm heal with the clean up. and that roof on the road my mom is in charge for those house she had fun getting cruses to clean up it was fun to use a chainsaw all day after that though and ones the wood dried there was a lot of fire wood

Wait, snow in atlanta?!

Love this!! My Grandpa is the one who flips his car over around the 3min 16 second mark. So Cool

I live there

wtf lol what kind of bolt was that

My house almost got hit by a tree

Never seen that trick before! Wouldn't have been easier to switch to a longer steel?

Hey there, where did you pick this unit up from ? The image quality is impressive !

Excellent video and narration! Also watched a few of Slivy58's dash cam videos and am totally impressed, particularly with the dual video which shows the difference in weather/snow on both March 3rd and 4th along the identical route, as per the scenery and the GPS stamp at the bottom of the video. Great dash camera the DOD LS430W. Best....SHUMBA

i lived in cranbrook for nearly 10 years and there are 2 storms that stand out clear as day from my time there. The one on July 27 2010 and this one, just completely awestruck at the power of mother nature.

Can we use dry drilling in this bolting condition? Where is this mine?

Yep, that's why they call it "HARD ROCK MINING" eh!

Did it the hard way....... must be Canadian..... not Aussi miners

I remember being there in 2006. One of the cars that stood out was the Datson at 1:10. Nice to know its still out there.

I can only imagine since I'm only referred to as "The Mechanic" (my trade)/videographer/photographer, been working there for 34+ years and have a lot of respect for those doing this type of work.

Wait till you put in some15ft spin cables, thats a whole other beast.

Yes the bolt shown here is only 6ft but they range from 4-12ft depending on the ground conditions, so if 8ft sucks then I'd assume12ft bolts must suck more lol. This particular machine is no longer in use (early 70's vintage), we now have a Getman scissor unit that was also given wings.

those are only 6ft bars thats gravy...8 fts suck...by the way that lift is set up mint with those fold down railings!

2:45 is my aunt and uncle.....

Lograft mr shelba stanga would love to getaholt of that inn about 100 years

I love the Great Bear Snow Shed on my Coq travels. Thanks for sharing :)

There was a man and his wife they had i tree go right throu their bed room roof

Where i live i have 4 big tall trees and they almost fell down so we whent to town and stayed there for a little and thank god the trees didnt fall + we have 3 cats id be hart broken if my kitten died :'( but he didnt :)

Nice job changing to a longer drill steel. That is some heavy gauge wire you got there. When was mining in the Leadville, CO district, we used chain link fence and split set bolts.

welcome to pincher creek weather lol

Cool

i live in cranbrook and a powerline got knocked over by my house and a neighbour got electricuted

The abrupt weather change :-)

Wow that must hold very heavy ground!

Do I look like a bag lady to you? lol I'm a writer and a student, thank you lol

crazy bag lady is that you?

My bad... Should have said rebar bolts are not the correct product for our application, we use DYWIDAG Threadbar #6 (19mm) through #8 (44mm) in conjunction w/resin with 12' #8s being the norm. I'm no expert here as I'm just "the mechanic" (HD Mechanic by trade) as the boys would say and I have a lot of respect for them and the work they do.

When you say material you mean it shouldn't be steel? I'm a green in mining 3 months old! :) Depending on the ground we use threaded rebars with a nut hold in place by a cutter pin, we stick the rebar in the hole with resine once it freeze we give a couple of shot of the stoper to break the pin and thight it in place. For molding the screen we use split set or rock bolts.