Inside Turkey’s Largest Stone Quarries Producing Million Tons of Marble Every Year

[@ericksonmutethia3032]

This is amazing. I'm in Kenya(Africa),I do marble fixing and I always enjoy watching such videos to know how the product I'm using came to be. Upload more of these. Thanks

[@V8-friendly]

Is that where all our marble countertops for our McMansions come from? What an effort. Cheers, Marco 🇺🇸

[@garymiller5937]

The machines used to cut the marble are incredibly awesome!! I am just in awe watching the gang saw working. 😊😊 This is one of the most interesting videos I've ever seen! 😊😊😊😊😊 The process is fabulous. Thank you so very much!!! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@blakewilliams3702]

An OHSA inspector would be having a heart attack!

[@strongerthanyouallday]

Nothing to do with OSHA

[@strongerthanyouallday]

Wrong

[@blakewilliams3702]

@@strongerthanyoualldayMy point was a lighthearted joke when I saw the two bucket loaders moving the large block. I didn’t mean to imply that OSHA has any authority outside of the USA.

[@strongerthanyouallday]

@@blakewilliams3702 yeah I figured that it's just a tired old joke.

[@chechnya]

​@@strongerthanyouallday Like your mom

[@NethajeeNambakkam]

I am from Indian, working in Oman , Marble factory

[@V8-friendly]

No worries, Mercedes trucks are now build there too. They know what they are doing. It’s all good. 🚛

[@strongerthanyouallday]

Looks like one of Hunter's rocks!

[@antoplumber]

Wow Turki❤❤

[@ib4217]

Marble, mined shaped and placed by slaves for government buildings, priests and Kings. How many hundreds of years ago was the last stone building erected?

[@Kipong7]

i think we can built pyramid!

[@E-E.ADVENTUREGEARS]

No you can't

[@k.sullivan6303]

Never a shortage of rubble in Turkey.

[@suadhalilovic1501]

I love stone but I think it's so destructive to the landscape

[@AsYm-PtOtiC]

its a beautiful stone.. A great effort goes into making it.. go Turks