Rundlestone boulders Videos

• 1. 104 - 210 Hubman Landing | Canmore, Alberta
• 2. Splitting a rock
• 3. Natural Stone Pond w/ Waterfall : Envisions Landscape Construction & Design LLC
• 4. China Cast Stone, Veneer Stone, Artificial Stone Manufacture
• 5. Water Operations Training - Westgate Fire Station - Grande Prairie Fire Department (December 21 2015.)
• 6. Cultured Veneer Stone - Mold Cast
• 7. 1. Rock Bottom Do It Yourself - Retaining Walls, Part I

104 - 210 Hubman Landing | Canmore, Alberta

Splitting a rock

User Comments

UglukGPZ900 commented on 08 Oct 2011

@lury2009 Tackar för det, men jag är bara glad amatör som fått lite med mig av morfar som var smed och kilade mycket sten och farsan som sprängde en del med dynamex när jag var grabb. Troligen var det morfar som smidde kilarna jag använder. Apropå hål i papper har jag använt pistolkrut för att dela några större stenar med stor framgång. Lugn spräckande knall utan en massa skärvor som ryker iväg långt.. Omöjligt att överladda också eftersom trycket slutar bygga så snart stenen spricker.

lury2009 commented on 07 Oct 2011

Det ser iallafall på håll ut som du vet vad du pysslar med, läsa berget och genomföra en bra kilning är en konstart som få i vår ålderskategori bemästrar, någon som lärt dig detta? -jag är bergsprängare och det är få eller inga bland oss i den yngre stammen som reder ut att kila ens den minsta sten effektivt. by the way, kul att vi delar intresset för en annan hobby nämligen håltagning i papper på avstånd;)

UglukGPZ900 commented on 01 Oct 2009

brilaw84, I don't know any source for wedges. These were forged by my grandfather who was a blacksmith, but any shop should be able to mill a few from steel stock. A wedge should come with two corresponding inserts that are also wedge shaped and make pressure equal along the bore of the hole, or you'll just crack of a piece of the top.

UglukGPZ900 commented on 26 Jul 2010

@apauln A good point. Not only could sharp pieces of rock go flying, but tools like the wedges have been known to (in freakish accidents) send lethal shrapnel unless the hitting surface is trimmed regularly with a grinder. I really should have worn proper eye protection.

Anon5K commented on 10 Jan 2012

@FirstClassSkeptic try picking an underside of the boulder, focus on a small area, where there may be a hair crack, kee feeding the fire for a couple of hours. Cold water, fast cool, and repeat, whenever you get a chance. Freezing weather is much better tho.

UglukGPZ900 commented on 12 Oct 2009

Nope. This is an old 50's Pioneer. It has no chuck and no weight you can put on it can keep it from jumping. It's not at all like a modern pneumatic jackhammer. Leaning on it will gain you nothing more than white knuckles and nerve damage.

UglukGPZ900 commented on 10 Jan 2012

@FirstClassSkeptic Sorry, can't help you there. This one is gas powered and I haven't used any other kind. The drill bit is 1 3/8" (35mm) in diameter I think. One of them are anyway, and I have a few smaller and longer ones as well.

Michael Cousins commented on 12 Oct 2009

be cheaper if you knew how to drill and put some weight on the hammer...anyone can see that half the power is lost with the hammer jumping and not just the bit .... besides the fact of chewing up your chuck

Michael Cousins commented on 13 Oct 2009

Didn't know about the chuck in those, but bottom line is newtons buddy...you don't press it down hard just lessen the jumping is al

Anon5K commented on 22 Dec 2010

All you need is a hot kindling fire in Winter to crack bedrock outcroppings or spliting boulders. I do it all the time.

Richard Walsh commented on 26 Jul 2010

i don't wear safety glasses most of the time... but i think in this case i would definately wear em

uni000ver000sal commented on 06 Sep 2008

You should be inside making more children! It would be cheaper to employ a canadian for this work!

Routanne commented on 10 Sep 2010

@michaelcuz343 I run a drill (Not a jack hammer) to split rock. Bouncing is part of it.

Anon5K commented on 28 Jul 2011

Breaking rocks in a dainty lady like style, in Winter, the rocks are more brittle.

B L commented on 04 Aug 2009

are those wedges available in Canada? a source would be appreciated!

UglukGPZ900 commented on 01 Oct 2009

It's hard to keep in tune, but Gods! the sound has body..

haikupuku commented on 01 Oct 2009

Good exercise but worst sounding xylophone I ever hear!

John Briggs commented on 06 Jun 2011

Great Video Thanks for sharing.

Scabeater commented on 03 May 2010

0:29 Hammer music! Nice!

Natural Stone Pond w/ Waterfall : Envisions Landscape Construction & Design LLC

User Comments

proudmommyof20608 commented on 30 May 2015

What size pump are you using? I am looking to buy a new one for my pond and I'm not sure how big to buy. Thanks.

Safwan Hussaini commented on 11 Oct 2014

AAYYY!!! this song use to be my jam back in tha day. kid cudi man on the moon 

Lian Bennett commented on 06 Sep 2015

I thought it was going to show how it was made

David Rickards commented on 20 Apr 2015

why did you leave the hose and wire exposed?

Mike Giardini commented on 09 Mar 2015

how to contact this contractor?

China Cast Stone, Veneer Stone, Artificial Stone Manufacture

User Comments

uni000ver000sal commented on 23 Aug 2008

Do you care about the OHS well being of your factory floor employees? It does not look like!

Daniel Han (aka Eternal Torture) commented on 17 Nov 2011

Nice soure for my engineer studies assignment :D thank you~

Water Operations Training - Westgate Fire Station - Grande Prairie Fire Department (December 21 2015.)

Cultured Veneer Stone - Mold Cast

User Comments

koce018 commented on 08 Mar 2016

I use one of these molds for my home project. I am very satisfy. Great product! Take a look: https://youtu.be/A3pRCgmqTS4

GlobMarble Inc commented on 09 Mar 2016

+koce018 Thank you.

koce018 commented on 09 Mar 2016

+Globmarble LLC I am glad you like it. Yes you can definitely use it.

GlobMarble Inc commented on 08 Mar 2016

+koce018 Great video. Can i share and promote it on our video sources? Thank you for feedback :)

Vinicio Arias commented on 21 Nov 2013

Thanks for sharing this video. I don´t want to make in stone, but in other material. What materials do you recommend? 

GlobMarble Inc commented on 21 Nov 2013

Usually manufactured stone made from concrete or plaster. 

1. Rock Bottom Do It Yourself - Retaining Walls, Part I

User Comments

Lysden Park Larder commented on 04 Nov 2011

Hi just wondering did you purchase the stones those sizes or chisel them from irregular blocks beforehand, i have millions of stones with flat face and sides but they areall different thickness, it's taking forever to chisel to uniform sizes

videoclubman commented on 05 Jul 2011

Thumbs down if you came here to see the Rock Bottom and this shit, which diserves to be kick in his candy-ass, appeared.

InfamousBigBoss commented on 09 May 2012

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Cammy Burr commented on 08 Aug 2011

yeh i came here to see rock bottom not some shitty wall

ClifRock commented on 30 Oct 2013

Very informative!

pal98111 commented on 06 Jul 2011

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‫حسان العيدان‬‎ commented on 14 Apr 2015

Good