It's not that guy wasn't equally exerting force and cracking the rock on both side he blew out the surface before the the crack worked it's way down but also some rocks have weak spot in them that causes that
@@josephastier7421I kind of figured as much. Was fascinating to hear the cracks continue well after the striking stopped. Just thinking im being funnier than i actually am. 😁 Thanks for the reply!
Hear the cracking lovely, the plug n feathers iv used then before but only 4 plugs n 8 feathers great job didnt know i could use them for an arch type split
That's more like what I would expect - that it is often not going to go straight, but most of these videos I am amazed at how square it goes through the block. Granted, they have a curve here, but still...
softer stone cut with metal wire. the pyramids would have been made this way, the blocks pulled with lots of long logs underneath and strong rope attached with dozens of men pulling on the other side. to make rooms inside they would have filled the rooms up with sand or something so the stones could be dragged over and placed before moving up a layer. its not that difficult...
Jamie dyer. You cant cut granite with wire and I've never heard the theory before that involved wire. How did they make this wire? What is the wire made of? There are much more plausible theories these days like concrete. You cant pull a 200 tone stone up hill with men, string and sticks. By the way they used a lot of materials and you cant something is a fact if you can disprove it somewhere else.
Watch the video from start to finish skipping 5 seconds over and over. You can see the metal sinking farther and farther into the stone. It looks amazing!
I think you're taking the 'all' a bit too literally. But yes, just taking those items of the shelf would have been much faster. If you don't also include the time it would take to cut the rock...
The other person gave his bestest to involve himself in the process.
Lol!! U killing me dude with this
Hes like "yup..mhm,right here..yup.mmhmm
Its me actually... In my life... Tryin to bring some change 😬
@@BertoIsGucci 😳
I told u ..
Just watched this to look closely how this works after watching "NINJA TECHNIQUE OF SPLITTING STONE"
Literally saw that before this too
Just goes to show anything you do an asian can do infinetly better
@@tristinsperry5171 and once the asian kid says fuck in math exam on first page.. That's mean we're doomed
Me too
same
How many of you are here after watching big rectangular stone splitting video. ? 🙋♂️
Omg yes
Me 😁
100th like
@Christopher Porter lol, bots!
Anyone who reads this comment don't follow these guys steps.
@@sahadeokumar3778 ya bro i am surprised how these bots talks to each other just like normal people
Imagine chilling next to the same molecules for millions of years only to be ripped apart by a strong man and his heavy stick...
3:27 this other dude got some mad grabbing skills
Yeah he didn't grab shit.
😂😂
Stormgrabber.
True
@@sablesanctum lmao star wars reference
Me and my group mates working working on a project..im the guy with the green shirt
Ancient aliens are shaking their heads. Lol
Well that came out differently than I expected.
3:27 is soo funny it actually feels scripted
If my mother in law and her big mouth took a bite out of this rock, this is about the size it would be.
I completely understand bro,miseries of life.
@@RoadsOfTheMountains thx man lol
@@MarriedNow need help?
I work as a hit men
@@zokomonofficial40 Yes, murder his wife's mother.
Stable guys love that kinda thing.
Well she must be on a diet then.
"Me trying to help my mom in cooking"
3:27
3:28 Ping is over 9000.
Severely underrated comment😂😂
It's why Rome wasn't built in a day. Good work 👍
Giant rock: "you can't defeat me"
Ancient humans: "i know, but he can"
Hammer and nails
3:27 hahaha trying to help hahaha
The cracking sound is really thrilling.
2nd person is me when teacher give assignment to me and my friend 😂
the crackling is so satisfying to hear.
Somehow I don't think that's the end result they were looking for.
im sure it was expected
Bo Huggabee with a curve I thought that could happen
It's not that guy wasn't equally exerting force and cracking the rock on both side he blew out the surface before the the crack worked it's way down but also some rocks have weak spot in them that causes that
The split did not go as planned. I think they went to quickly failing to let the feathers and wedges work.
Imagine how the temples in india might have been built in those days a thousand years ago
Great job guys! Not an easy split, you made it looked very straightforward!
That other guy was a major help almost grabbing that one wedge at the very end 😂
I feel bad for the other person just try his best to get involve. That's actually pretty relatable.
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0:05 *pause for dramatic effect*
Listening for the sound of rock cracking.
@@josephastier7421I kind of figured as much. Was fascinating to hear the cracks continue well after the striking stopped.
Just thinking im being funnier than i actually am. 😁 Thanks for the reply!
Ok... So I guess the Inca's had used a slightly diffrent technique :P
For sure
2nd man trying to helps 1st man for removing iron from magnet but it was never happing..
When you're working and a friend comes at the wrong time and you don't need their help
Here's your ancient aliens right there.
Nope, definitely not.
Part of evolution is revisiting our caveman past to receive primordial rewards, like stone chips, and a sore back.
These is really amazing 😍
It's remind me of king Solomon's temple construction 👍🏻👍🏻
Hear the cracking lovely, the plug n feathers iv used then before but only 4 plugs n 8 feathers great job didnt know i could use them for an arch type split
Ok interesting I'm here watching someone break a damn stone. Now what's next youtube, jcb digging ground 😂
TH-cam recommends me this video in 2021
Back in my time we had rock experts and hammer experts on just braking and sculpture
what were they braking - the truck??
On to watching PAINT DRY...
That's more like what I would expect - that it is often not going to go straight, but most of these videos I am amazed at how square it goes through the block. Granted, they have a curve here, but still...
I watch one video about this then TH-cam proceeds to recommend it all 😕
after seeing this I'm more convinced all the monolithic structures were made by aliens with far superior tools
Blue Apple or people with no tv or internet bored as fuck with nothing to do.
The internets told me Jesus put all that stuff out there in the sand. Lol
softer stone cut with metal wire. the pyramids would have been made this way, the blocks pulled with lots of long logs underneath and strong rope attached with dozens of men pulling on the other side. to make rooms inside they would have filled the rooms up with sand or something so the stones could be dragged over and placed before moving up a layer. its not that difficult...
Jamie dyer. You cant cut granite with wire and I've never heard the theory before that involved wire. How did they make this wire?
What is the wire made of?
There are much more plausible theories these days like concrete. You cant pull a 200 tone stone up hill with men, string and sticks. By the way they used a lot of materials and you cant something is a fact if you can disprove it somewhere else.
That was weirdly enjoyable and calming :3
It was kind of interesting, but it would be nice of what your intention with the split was would be nice.
Looks like a cut out for stairs to land. Or for landscaping purposes
This entire video is ASMR.😊
Bruh why does this have so many dislikes? It’s just some bros breaking a stone
It's the ancient alien guys from the history channel
Still, wonderful to see people working stone
Easier than figuring out what the wife is up to.
Imagine the guy on the right lying around when you are working. Annoying guy indeed.
Watch the video from start to finish skipping 5 seconds over and over. You can see the metal sinking farther and farther into the stone. It looks amazing!
Ohh you though you came here to watch rock splitting? But it was I, NAIL GRABBING MAN, who was the star of this video
I don't know why these guys didn't just borrow a laser from an ancient alien race, it would have made this job so much easier.
The kind of pair programming session software engineers try to avoid..
Woah, that's Greg Ondo bro. Show some respect
Thats amazing and the first time i've seen it, but i imagine it took ages to drill all those holes👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Rotary hammer drill... look it up
@@JCElzinga Thanks....but i've owned one for the last 30 years👍🇬🇧
@@okgo8315 ah sorry about the presume. I have a Bosch RH745 and it would take me no time at all to drill those holes
Got to love that scraping sounds,almost like rubbing two marbles together💀
Stone Soap, nope.
Stone Soup , meh.
Rolling Stone, yes.
Stone Sour, FHAK YEAH !
Stoned , ABSOFHAKINLUTELEY !!!
Rock On !
Hammer Down !
The stone cuts a lot straighter if you go slow. Been cutting stone since 1983.
3:27 top 10 anime betrayals LMAO
asdluiod qweiut ha
Hahahah
Haahahahaha
asdluiod qweiut hahahahhaha
Lmfao
Those boys are getting their rocks off, I want to help
Lisa Smith ha ha
Imagine if these two build the pyramids, they still wouldn't be done
Good job... Keep it up..
But how did they get those pegs in the stone first?
Probably drilled a bit
Feel kinda sorry for the second guy when he tries to grab them pegs at the end but can't
Looks like he's playing an instrument, I'm sure he plays rock... (sorry for that one)
not as perfect as the previous video I saw
My recommendation are full of stone cutting rn
I found it very relaxing
Is so trigger that there are some people watching this video and thinking was the same technique used in ancient times. But not.
A rocky start, but eventually you hit it right on the head.
For soft stones, can such a technique be applied🙏
It does not work as well on soft or stones with lots of seams. In general. The harder and more brittle the rock the better.
Caveman say... you made half the wheel?
It seems the century old way to do it still gives the best results
The other guys decides which chisel to be hit.
Amazing
He doesn't understand granite, yet, he might be an apprentice.
Who's still watching in 202...
wrong video.
Stupid question how did you get those chisels in? Did you need to jack hammer holes in first or just hammer the chisels in slowly one at a time?
This is how they made my toilet and swimming pool. I live in a cave.
only 590,711 more stones to go until your miniature pyramid is completed
The suspense is riveting.
Fór what is this way of spliting stones good fór? Why not cut it ? Thx
Does it Works with concrete?
I watched the whole vid...guess I have a very small life...
everything was good until this genius started using the crowbar on the marble.
Marble?
I think that xylophone needs tuning.
does this job pay well?
Did you want the bowl profile or was the goal a through and through split?
I know some of you come from the ninja technique video
Lol, how do you know?😂
@@chrisnobel2386 because I'm you
@@christiangerald3 oh... Yeah, you're right
I wonder if they meant it to come out like a bowl or was it meant to split straight down
Ninja ? I would have expected him to cut it with the edge of his hand ✋
Nope didn't go all the way through George find another stone...
If they had a long extension cord, a "Saws-All", and a multi-purpose blade, they could have done this much faster.
I think you're taking the 'all' a bit too literally. But yes, just taking those items of the shelf would have been much faster. If you don't also include the time it would take to cut the rock...
@@heltfeil You are correct. "All" might not work here. Kidding aside, I think it's amazing how they do this. Thanks for your comment. Stay safe.
ninja technique of splitting stone > splitting boulders is easy > this
I hope they did not expect that cut to go vertically down! with that curve in it!
obviously not you stupid bitch
what's wrong with you?
Turb0KniVes keep your anger at home little boy.
It CAN be done if you know what you are doing. These guys are amateurs
@@DrHansDieterHensel agreed
Впечетляет элегантность и простота раскола камня
Very good lads 👏👍👌😍😳🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
was it supposed to break into a kinda half bowl shape thing?
likely, unless they didn't know what they were doing.
very unlikely that they had THAT result in mind. Just amateurs
I’m kinda curious as well. If that was their intention I’m doubly impressed.
Hans-Dieter Hensel oh yeah, Greg Ondo is clearly an amateur....
You stupid fuckboi
Is Greg a known artist or mason? If they meant to split this with that dish part remaining then this is truly next level.
You don't want to do it like that. This is how you do it... Harry Enfield would say..
Nope...aliens did it!🤣😳🤣😳
Imagine how long it took moses to curve the ten commandments on stone
read the Bible, you'll know how Long.
He doesn't have a ninja skill like the vertical stone cutting version
Patrick Star approved their method 👍