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American Directional Driller
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2018
American Directional Driller is the world's premier DD outfitter based in Denver, Colorado.
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Tape Measure Standout - 40 Decimal Foot Tape from American Directional Driller
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Some tool fanatics love to compare tape measure standout. It's a thing apparently. They'd say, "But how far does it standout though?" Give any man a new tape measure and he will test how far it stands out. To be honest, we didn't intend to elongate this "feature." When this tape measure is new, a one-handed standout can be UP TO 13+ feet in length. It's quite impressive but not surprising when you consider how heavy, thick, and wide the tape measure was made so as to achieve 40 total feet. The unpaid hand-model in this ridiculous video had never seen this tape measure before filming.
About the tape measure...
Especially designed for the American Directional Driller® to measure bottom hole assembly equipment up to 40 feet. As of release, this product is unmatched in the marketplace making it uniquely useful to the general tape measure buyer. It's the only 40 foot decimal tape on the market but also comes with metric and imperial. This is the perfect tape measure for directional drilling.
This heavy-duty 40-foot tape measure has three measurement scales on an extra wide blade. Both engineering scale (decimal feet) and imperial scale (inches / feet) are shown on the top side of the blade. The reverse side of the blade is metric for expat or international mobile assignments. There are 12.2 meters shown as 1,220 centimeters with highlighted markings every decimeter and meter. The smallest measurement unit shown is 100ths of feet, 16ths of inches, and 1 millimeter. This tape measure is Class II.
Fast and efficient retraction at longer lengths and more reserved retraction at shorter lengths - but hey that’s how springs work! This one is optimized for both short and long extensions. Use the brake liberally if you do not handle big tapes often - it will also extend the life of your tape.
American directional drillers will appreciate the engineering scale on easy-to-read 2/3rds track-width! The remaining 1/3rd track width is imperial inches and feet. A handy feature is that the total inches are shown rather than restarting the inch marks every foot length. If you need a foot reference, just look at the engineering scale below.
This tape comes standard with a grip enhancing black rubber jacket on the ABS plastic housing to ensure maximum durability and grip at the rig site. Prolong the life of your new tape measure by keeping it both clean and dry. While it may be convenient, we recommend not throwing the tape measure off the 25-foot high drill floor.
The end of the tape has a double claw for grabbing onto the drill pipe shoulder. No magnets in the claw since they are generally forbidden at the rigsite.
americandirectionaldriller.com
Some tool fanatics love to compare tape measure standout. It's a thing apparently. They'd say, "But how far does it standout though?" Give any man a new tape measure and he will test how far it stands out. To be honest, we didn't intend to elongate this "feature." When this tape measure is new, a one-handed standout can be UP TO 13+ feet in length. It's quite impressive but not surprising when you consider how heavy, thick, and wide the tape measure was made so as to achieve 40 total feet. The unpaid hand-model in this ridiculous video had never seen this tape measure before filming.
About the tape measure...
Especially designed for the American Directional Driller® to measure bottom hole assembly equipment up to 40 feet. As of release, this product is unmatched in the marketplace making it uniquely useful to the general tape measure buyer. It's the only 40 foot decimal tape on the market but also comes with metric and imperial. This is the perfect tape measure for directional drilling.
This heavy-duty 40-foot tape measure has three measurement scales on an extra wide blade. Both engineering scale (decimal feet) and imperial scale (inches / feet) are shown on the top side of the blade. The reverse side of the blade is metric for expat or international mobile assignments. There are 12.2 meters shown as 1,220 centimeters with highlighted markings every decimeter and meter. The smallest measurement unit shown is 100ths of feet, 16ths of inches, and 1 millimeter. This tape measure is Class II.
Fast and efficient retraction at longer lengths and more reserved retraction at shorter lengths - but hey that’s how springs work! This one is optimized for both short and long extensions. Use the brake liberally if you do not handle big tapes often - it will also extend the life of your tape.
American directional drillers will appreciate the engineering scale on easy-to-read 2/3rds track-width! The remaining 1/3rd track width is imperial inches and feet. A handy feature is that the total inches are shown rather than restarting the inch marks every foot length. If you need a foot reference, just look at the engineering scale below.
This tape comes standard with a grip enhancing black rubber jacket on the ABS plastic housing to ensure maximum durability and grip at the rig site. Prolong the life of your new tape measure by keeping it both clean and dry. While it may be convenient, we recommend not throwing the tape measure off the 25-foot high drill floor.
The end of the tape has a double claw for grabbing onto the drill pipe shoulder. No magnets in the claw since they are generally forbidden at the rigsite.
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Safety Meeting - Your Expired Hard Hat Is Not Safe!
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American Directional Driller - Brand Overview
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American Directional Driller is a premier DD outfitter, founded in Denver, Colorado in 2018. americandirectionaldriller.com/
I don’t believe the hard hat wears out!
If your directional drillers are even slightly better than the shitty Vermeer ones, you have already won the game.
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I've watched five videos for this item and not one of them put it on their fucking head thank you for doing so.....
Interesting information. Thank you. I learned something new today that I can actually use. While not in your industry, I do work in confined areas (doesn't have potential of objects falling on me, but sharp object point into my work space) and I "hear and feel the vibration" to my hard hat as I it comes in contact with the wall, floors, connector bolts, etc. At the end of my day, I do inspect the exterior of the hard hat and see new "scratches" knowing that could have been my head. So far, I notice on scratches, no stress cracks or other deep indicators. I'm going to plagiarize and pass on, if you don't mind, your statement at 11:00 of "Make it your responsibility to look out for the safety and well being of others, because someone looked out for you when you first got started". Wise words. Maybe next video of the real world meaning of the different classes of hard hats? Class C, Class E ??
you prolly dont care but if you are bored like me atm then you can watch all of the latest movies on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown =)
@Kylo Simon definitely, have been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
@Kylo Simon Yea, been using instaflixxer for years myself :D
@Kylo Simon Definitely, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself =)
@Kylo Simon definitely, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself :D
This applies in a perfect world. And the company should be providing the hard hats when they expire.
Okay. I ended up here because I was searching about bicycle helmets. Lol Interesting video. I learnt something new today. Even if I'm not a driller or ever will be one. ... Well who knows, I might apply as a company physician someday. So.... Do bicycle helmets follow the same?
freerider37 bicycle helmets and motorcycle helmets both have a useful life. Snell rated motorcycle helmets are the most strict about useful life and replacement. Bicycle helmets are similarly constructed. Check the manufacturers website for specific product warranties and useful life. The issue is that the materials degrade over time: glues, foams, shells, straps, etc.
Aluminum ftw
what ulug agreement for going on the internet?
You make a comment about stickers masking any defects in the hard hat, but I understood it to be that the adhesive on the sticker can compromise the hard hat material. Same with marker pens, you should not write on the hard hat.
I’m retired now but i did over 20 years in Commercial Construction and I’m willing to bet most people in Construction do not know most of the points you mention in the video I always wore mine as i know a family that lost a loved one from something falling from a Scaffold On a big job site it was a brick BTW and he had removed his hard hat prior to the incident Due to OSHA regulations most times workers cant or wont go without one plus hard hat technology has improved along with comfort thankfully
Its 5 years from the date you start using it, the manufacture date has nothing to do with it unless its being stored outside in the sun or in a container with out temperature control. You should never replace your hard hat at 6 months unless you have something impact it, this is per osha and msha. Im an iron worker and i work on mines from time to time and msha is so strict and this is what they teach in their classes
OSHA does not specify the service life of a hard hat, and there is no standard expiration time frame for hard hats. Hard hat life span may vary depending on the conditions of each work site. As a general guideline, most hard hat manufacturers recommend replacing hard hats every five years regardless of outside appearance. If you work under extreme conditions, such as exposure to high temperatures, chemicals, or sunlight, hard hats should be replaced after two years of use. In addition, some manufacturers even recommend replacing the suspension in your hard hat every 12 months. It's important to review each work site to ensure that degradation of employees' hard hats is not being accelerated due to work conditions.
The manufacturer will state otherwise.
I wear hard hard hats for my work in construction, and a wet helmet for kayaking. I can tell you the ABS plastic deteriorates super fast on my surf helmet. Sun, salt and plastics don't mix, I've had one crack so I buy a new helmet every year. I imagine the minerals from oil and sun would do the same.
When soldiers came back from WWI and some of them got jobs in the construction business, they started to wear their war helmets to protect their heads from falling objects. That's how safety hard hat was born. Good job!
first patented hard hat was the hard boiled hat made from cheaper materials. I wear mine with pride every day I need to. The hard hat saved countless lives and I love mine. I actualy have the same model as the one the commentator describes. Hard hats have saved my life twice and i love it.
6 months to 2 years? why?
Mark, Plastics degrade over time and become brittle. Sunlight and chemical exposure cause the timeframe to accelerate.
Good video I thought ANSI recommendation was 3 to 5 years for the shell Dose Texas osha say different
@@mdjsimmer Thanks for the positive feedback. The point that I'm trying to make is that regardless of OSHA or ANSI, manufacturers have different timelines. Since hard hats have different grades, etc, they will react to sun exposure and chemical exposure in different ways. Best to refer to the manufacturer guidelines since they have to do the testing for their products.
American Directional Driller Absolutely good point I was just wondering if they have revised or changed anything and If per state osha if they have said anything The hard hats I have been recommending to companies is the 3m brand they are including a UV sticker to help identify when it should be replaced but that is just for UV rays not chemical exposures if you haven’t seen them you should check them out. Thanks agin Keep spreading your message I agree a lot of people don’t know
@@mdjsimmer UV Stickers are a great product. Thanks for sharing!