Good video for showing how it is done but if the intent is to be informative then - What drill did you use and how large are the holes. - what type of rock. It looks like a hard stone not limestone or sandstone.
Please ask for your help: 1- which hammer drill did you use ?? 2- which drill to drill the rock you used (make and model of drill) ?? 3- I verified that you made a hole approximately 15 cm deep and an inch in diameter. Using the drill mentioned in question 2, how many holes can you drill on average with this drill before it loses its cut ?? This information is important to me. I have been waiting for more than 20 years for the solution of breaking rocks on land that I have and can only use this solution because there are houses next to it. I thank you in advance for your answers.
Hi, The hammer drill was very basic, if i remember it didn't have lot of power. It was SDS+ tool socket. The drill what i used was SDS+, 20mm and lenght was 310 or 450mm. I did buy drills from biltema. www.biltema.fi/en-fi/tools/drill/concrete-drill-bits/hammer-drill-sds--2000016842 The hole diameter was 20mm, same as the splitting wedges. I did drill the hole in stone only deep as needed, the hole should be deep enough at splitting wedge does not bottom at the end of the hole. Stone quality and hardness may depends how many hole can drill do and stay sharp. I did get at least 10 holes. And also how much pressing drill, and the heat can also loses the cutting power. I dont have these gears anymore, but hope this will helps.
Go to instagram and enter rockportcutgranite and you will see how stone is really split We use different size drills but the Bosch bulldog rotary hammer is the best for your money. but drill bit should be no larger than 5/8 Do not put hot drill bit in cold water the temp difference may fracture carbide, We sometimes drill 40-50 holes at a time continuosly with same bit , you will find correct info about drilling stone from people that do it for a liing
Kuinka noi biliksen porat uppoaa, kauanko tarttee yhtä 15cm reikää kairata? Jotain markettiteriä koittanut ja ne menee sen 5mm jonka jälkeen ei tapahdu enää mitään. Diagerin terät kestää hyvin, mutta pitkä 20mm terä maksaa sen 60-80e.
@@KenSentMe- kyllä noi puuilon ja bilteman terät toimii. Huomasin että lyhyemmällä terällä ensin niin saa voimaa enemmän ja loppu pidemällä terällä. Noin 2 min kestää poraus. Yhdellä halpis terällä saa parikymmentä reikää porattua.
Nice. It would be more helpful if you mention each and every tool used. This method is very useful for me. But I hav no knowledge of drill machine n it's bits...as well as the rods you have put in the holes. Plz help🙂
He used a rotary hammer drill with SDS (special masonry) bits to make pilot holes. Then he put in wedges and shims and lightly tapped them into place. Then he went around and lightly tapped each one until he saw a crack appear. It's important to know that if you start getting a lot of resistance on one wedge, you probably should move to the next one
Mistähän sais kestäviä kiiloja, musta noi Tamon kiilat ei ole hyvää materiaalia, katkeavat ne sivuhärpäkkeet helposti. Jotkut sanoo et pora ja porat on kalliita mut ei ollenkaan!
you have no idea how to do it. no idea about such work of a mason😅😅😅😅jak ten kamień wygląda? Jak ser szwajcarski i po co ci tyle dziur ? To jest jakieś nieporozumienie ze taki film jest wychwalany 😅to tylko pokazuje jak niewielu ludzi zna się na tej pracy i są mistrzami kamieniarstwa 👌🤙🏻
@@dextaman Pikaisella googletuksella noita kiiloja näytti olevan mynnissä. 20mm kiilat olivat käytössä. Biltemasta sai pitkiä kiviporanteriä aika edullisesti, jos oikein muistan sds kiinnityksellä. Ohuesti kun voitelee kiilat öljyllä liikkuu paremmin. Suojalasit, kuulosuojaimet ja hengityssuojain suositeltavaa.
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Good video for showing how it is done but if the intent is to be informative then
- What drill did you use and how large are the holes.
- what type of rock. It looks like a hard stone not limestone or sandstone.
20mm, yes it is hardstone.
Please ask for your help:
1- which hammer drill did you use ??
2- which drill to drill the rock you used (make and model of drill) ??
3- I verified that you made a hole approximately 15 cm deep and an inch in diameter. Using the drill mentioned in question 2, how many holes can you drill on average with this drill before it loses its cut ??
This information is important to me. I have been waiting for more than 20 years for the solution of breaking rocks on land that I have and can only use this solution because there are houses next to it. I thank you in advance for your answers.
Hi,
The hammer drill was very basic, if i remember it didn't have lot of power. It was SDS+ tool socket.
The drill what i used was SDS+, 20mm and lenght was 310 or 450mm. I did buy drills from biltema. www.biltema.fi/en-fi/tools/drill/concrete-drill-bits/hammer-drill-sds--2000016842
The hole diameter was 20mm, same as the splitting wedges.
I did drill the hole in stone only deep as needed, the hole should be deep enough at splitting wedge does not bottom at the end of the hole.
Stone quality and hardness may depends how many hole can drill do and stay sharp. I did get at least 10 holes. And also how much pressing drill, and the heat can also loses the cutting power. I dont have these gears anymore, but hope this will helps.
Go to instagram and enter rockportcutgranite and you will see how stone is really split We use different size drills but the Bosch bulldog rotary hammer is the best for your money. but drill bit should be no larger than 5/8 Do not put hot drill bit in cold water the temp difference may fracture carbide, We sometimes drill 40-50 holes at a time continuosly with same bit , you will find correct info about drilling stone from people that do it for a liing
Kuinka noi biliksen porat uppoaa, kauanko tarttee yhtä 15cm reikää kairata? Jotain markettiteriä koittanut ja ne menee sen 5mm jonka jälkeen ei tapahdu enää mitään. Diagerin terät kestää hyvin, mutta pitkä 20mm terä maksaa sen 60-80e.
@@KenSentMe- kyllä noi puuilon ja bilteman terät toimii. Huomasin että lyhyemmällä terällä ensin niin saa voimaa enemmän ja loppu pidemällä terällä. Noin 2 min kestää poraus. Yhdellä halpis terällä saa parikymmentä reikää porattua.
Easy and to the point. I no longer use explosives since watching this video. God bless.
Nice. It would be more helpful if you mention each and every tool used. This method is very useful for me. But I hav no knowledge of drill machine n it's bits...as well as the rods you have put in the holes. Plz help🙂
He used a rotary hammer drill with SDS (special masonry) bits to make pilot holes. Then he put in wedges and shims and lightly tapped them into place. Then he went around and lightly tapped each one until he saw a crack appear. It's important to know that if you start getting a lot of resistance on one wedge, you probably should move to the next one
It's environment friendly but when splitting bigger chunks of rocks,it's advisable to use rock explosives.
that freaks out the neighbors. Wedges and feathers are psychologically more freindly.
Mistähän sais kestäviä kiiloja, musta noi Tamon kiilat ei ole hyvää materiaalia, katkeavat ne sivuhärpäkkeet helposti. Jotkut sanoo et pora ja porat on kalliita mut ei ollenkaan!
On vain kokemuksia noista puuilon kiiloista ja vastaavista. Vielä ovat kestäneet.
Клинья китайские . Одного хватило бы . Камень маленький
I watched to the end... why??
Drilling mesine name sir
Ak 47 or 45 Caliber bullets work Very well too....Just make sure you Cover your Blasting zone well😁
you have no idea how to do it. no idea about such work of a mason😅😅😅😅jak ten kamień wygląda? Jak ser szwajcarski i po co ci tyle dziur ? To jest jakieś nieporozumienie ze taki film jest wychwalany 😅to tylko pokazuje jak niewielu ludzi zna się na tej pracy i są mistrzami kamieniarstwa 👌🤙🏻
And a pyramid is well on it's way to be constructed!
Onko mitään muistikuvaa mistä hommasit noi kiilat.
En valitettavasti tiedä mistä kiilat hommattu, sain lainattua kiilat hetkeksi käyttöön.
Ok. Tarttis vaan hommata tommoset kiilat ittellekin kun on muutamia kiviä mitkä pitäs pieniä.
@@dextaman Pikaisella googletuksella noita kiiloja näytti olevan mynnissä. 20mm kiilat olivat käytössä. Biltemasta sai pitkiä kiviporanteriä aika edullisesti, jos oikein muistan sds kiinnityksellä. Ohuesti kun voitelee kiilat öljyllä liikkuu paremmin. Suojalasit, kuulosuojaimet ja hengityssuojain suositeltavaa.
Selvä,ku ilmat paranee nii täytyy käydä hakemassa ja koittaa jos jaksas videoo tehdä. Kiitos.
This is just a rock ... Stone iz something another
Onko se kivin-rauta K-Rauta:sta?
En valitettavasti osaa sanoa, sain kiilat lainattua.
@@MauriHautala aaa... ymmärän! kiitos... Tervetuloa Valko-Venäjälle → 30 päivät viisumimaton (lentokenntä Minsk International)
My problem is i only have hand drill.. lol
Anyways good job👍
Just buy a stone drill then!
Drill mesenna sir