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- "DODEKALITTEN" is a circle of 12 singing megaliths overlooking the sea. The musical sculpture project at Glentehøj, Lolland, is being created by sculptor Thomas Kadziola and composer Gunner Møller Pedersen.
The monument will be finished by 2024. This video shows the work in progress on Stone1.
WWW.DODEKALIT.DK
I will never complain about my Job ever again. Well done guys.
Its nice to see them still getting excited about the pings and tings after no doubt all there years of work. They know when the stone is going to completely separate just from feel and sound. I never used to appreciate stone work as much as I did with other outdoor trades until I started doing a little bit of stonework. It really is the most relaxing and rewarding trade, not only that but it requires very little tools.
Fae Scotland, Peace.
what a phenomenal project - inspiring beyond believe!
Quite an interesting line. And the longest wedges and feathers I have ever seen.
In the frozen land of Nador, they were forced to eat Robin’s minstrels…and there was much rejoicing.
This is almost as exciting as watching grass grow but not quite.
I worked a granite quarry for 4 yrs. Money was GREAT, scenery was killer and we got to blow shit up every day!!! Still, most dangerous work i have ever done.
I pay Farmville while watching this. Yes, my life is that awesome.
Thank You very much David.
Thanks for posting this
how did i even end up in here
I was looking at motocycle videos. Then suddently I ended up here. Don't ask me how.
2:28 what a good picture
You know he's having a good time.
just two guys, power hammers and a big ass rock.... oh snap, a third guy
"what a cliffhanger " - helt uhyggeligt at det hele er håndholdt
I was wanting to see it split
Very inspiring. ❤
I was expecting something more, I wanted to see it split, even if it really has split during that footage couldn't we see it being lifted as separate sections by crane or something?
Vcs e Bom Parabens
That is a lot of equipment and hard work, just to get a fellow’s rocks off. This is by far the largest rock that I have seen anyone split. I have heard stories of men drilling a large rock in a field with a hammer and drill as farm work allowed. The next step was to keep the holes full of water in winter to break the rock as the ice expands. Does it work?????
COOL ! Lots of work !
Oh... it cracked! Let's celebrate zee cracking noise!
great job very nice!!!
Those stones are really huge I have one at home kicking my ass its only 2feet round diameter what tools do I need for that?
Cool music. Good work. Lovely.
Nice work in progress. Looks like your harmonizing with your inner Stonehenge.
Breaking a stone or rock is easy you require right kind of tools but real challenge is to mould rocks into perfect symmetry even moulding is possible but more than a single pieces of rocks moulded into perfect symmetry would be a big task
So rather than break big rocks into small rocks with symmetry so you can mould them together ...........why not just leave them as big rocks? :-D
Europe is in a Renaissance.
Приблизительно так изготавливали глыбы для пирамид Хеопса.
Why don't you use that expansion compound once the holes are drilled? The mix you pour into holes and it expands and forces the stone apart all holes simultaneously? Forgot the name of the stuff but it looks amazing!
"Dexpan" ??
Their break was made to be curvilinear;
but why, may I ask..(?).(.)..
That is like real men's work. Looks hard.
Danish men are Vikings
And the Egyptians mathematics were way better than ours today
Hey guys watch and feel it and never complain about your jobs.
🤣how did I end up here...crazy comment. Cool vid
muito bom trabalho duro
Die Besten :D
It is very nice video !!
4:25 RRRRIIIIIIIIIICCOOLLAAAAAAA
BWHAAAAAA!!! omg I said it after the horn
godt arbejde !
Красавцы 👍
By looking and turning. You can see it on the video. When you look down, you can see if the drill is in angel. Then turn and again see if the angel is ok.
The first stone will be finished this month (july) look at dodekalit.dk to se haw far we are.
Aí sim trabalha
super work
Isso pode ser feito com as maos sem o uso de maquinas mas, é necessario saber de qual material é composta a pedra que irá ser cortada e a forma como deve ser cortada a pedra.
how did they do it 50,000 years ago?
Serviço pesado
Only 590,711 more to go until you have a pyramid
What music did you use?
Feels like a Doctor Who episode.
wow..nice job..skål
How ever did the ancient people cut there massive stones with no cut marks and move them into place. 🤯
Cut the stone bigger than needed to start with. How that was done is more or less the same you seen in this video just without power tools and more time/effort. Then once freed you would need to ship the slab. That was most likely done by putting the slab on logs and rolling it on top of said logs. Finally once in place, the slab is worked into what you wanted it to be.
Tool marks can be buffed out and there was more than enough years to take your time with making it right. A lot of ancient buildings was ones life's work. As in it could take a literal lifetime of 5-20 years to finish.
they used stone hammers
their giant dicks...
With copper tools?
I'm not seeing the texture of granite at all, so I would say it is volcanic basalt, the most common stone on earth.
Gunner Møller Pedersen who made the video did also made the music.
So how they gonna get them to sing???
sikke et hårdt arbejde! :-)
incrível
how do you do that u have all holes parallelly? wow
What is that used for?
So those are the guys that made stonehenge
and we didn't get to see it split....
They used so many holes.... More like cut with holes
Isn't that cheating when you use a air compressor and jackhammer?
Công nhân khai thác đá ở Việt Nam làm công việc này thường xuyên và rất bình thường!
the Romans were dividing these stones in 2 hours
taş nasıl yontulur nasıl yapılır bide bizden öğrenmek istemez misiniz...saygılarımla
should of opened it up!
Now what? What did you do with it?
You can see it on www.dodekalit.dk
That's quite a project.
Michael Dodd Thanks..
veja nosso trabalho aqui no Brasil.....artcom granitos cantaria!!!
осталось придать этой глыбе контуры человека и убрать следы бурения.
what type of stone is this? .......specifically
+Eric Vickery Diabas
thank you sir
Yo the ancient Egyptian had more manpower to split a rock plus they never had any machine so you got to figure more man than a machine is equal to the machine and splitting it that's how they were able to split it
الجو روووووووووووووعه
jejeeee
europe isa renaissance
qué chiga homy
tanta alaraca
"Kold blir din røv, om du bukserne væder" - hehe det er fedt!
"Cold gets your butt if you wet your trousers"
I learnt nothing except you can find everything on utube!
But why??
why?
THE STONE ITS MAKE SOUND THAT MEAN THE WORK I SUCCSES,,,AND MY ENGLISH NOT
Are you guys dutch
Danish
+Lukas Jensen
Mmmmmmm! I love Danish. cheese Danish is my favorite.
eu já perfurei pedras usando esse rompedor aí o problema era quando a mangueira soltava dava lapadas em mim e em meu ajudante coitado kkkk mais num é muito bom esse trampo aí não viu!
Il ne faut pas grand chose pour rendre un homme heureux, juste casser de la pierre.
DON'T WATCH. YOU WON'T EVEN SEE IT SPLIT!!
Sounds like what I imagine viking drunkards or what did they call them "Berserkers" might sound like??
any excuse to drink
why am l here?
How to build the Pyramid... :D
@ 1:42 what are you doing?
grind drills.
like
ハッパでどかん！
Silicose pulmonar já matou todo mundo...kkkkkk
Silicosis
They should really be using some kind of respirator...
dirtTdude fucking racist😤💯👌🏻
These folk are in real danger of long term respiratory issues,
***** gawd what do u think i put those emojis at the end? i did it to show i was fucking being sarcastic lmao
***** LMAO
Как у меня на работе. Нихрена не сделал,надо обмыть.
vikings id say
kunsten med sten. du skulle drikker et aquavit pa den hele.....
Me suis Perdu
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So that's how the Egyptians, Mayas, Incas and other primitive tribes people did it?
And it's how it's still done today ... saw cut in a straight line, but if you want a curved line, you do it this way.