This is just so awesome to see. Just think about the engineering behind this. And how the machines were made. This video was super informative and really showcased some amazing techniques! however, i have to wonder if all the modern methods compromise the traditional flavors. i feel like some artisanal processes get lost in the mix. what does everyone else think?

It looked doomed to fail from the start with the crane not having the proper height for the lift.ow, these clips are both jaw-dropping and a stark reminder of how crucial proper training and maintenance are for heavy equipment. Safety first!They weren’t all fails; some were incredible successes in the face of extreme adversity. And those dockside cranes all fell with a certain grace.Watch out! 25 of the world's most dangerous truck and crane operation fails. Heavy equipment collapse compilation.

Who would have thought watching skilled workers who have mastered their trade was so relaxing.This is so relaxing and I like to see people who know their work so good!Ah the spray foam was so cool to watch expand! Wow.This video was edited a bit funny, but i don't care, i zoned out anyway.It just shows, if you have the passion and desire to do your job well, result speaks a million times Better.The silicone one was sped up. The machines don't move that fast.

I always love watching you and your machine at work it’s funny after sitting in your machine for hours when something out of the ordinary happens like the earthquake you can feel that something isn’t right so you stop and check your machine not because of something you see but because it doesn’t feel right The sign of a great operator.The trucks must shake a lot when you unload the grabber.

Some interesting stuff, but the reason I came to this video was the preview pic, which showed some sort of underground downspout drain I wanted to learn more about. I have watched and then skimmed through again several times, nothing about that drain that I could find. Sorry, have to give video thumbs down for false advertising.I especially like the accordion style sink drain. Yep, no clogs gonna happen in that free flowing system.

I really like that machine! Nice and simple and cheap, yet very affective. Well done!Haha that’s funny a buddy of mine and I did something almost identical to that about 8 years ago. Ours rotated a lot faster, went through multiple layers of rock, we pumped a slurry to flush it out, and stopped around 120’ or 130’. He still uses the well. It was all homemade and something I will never forget. People were amazed that we used an 2 or 3hp electric motor from an old water pump.

Man I hope these are all permanent or stay till they break, because each one of these are genuinely just a smaller scale dam, but this one is what construction on a real dam would look like.Give a million monkeys some typewriters and unlimited time and they'll recreate the entire works of Shakespeare. Give Construction General a camera and enough concrete and he'll create a beautiful piece of art and a satisfying video

There's a reason why in Australia they say if it's flooded forget it.. underwater obstacles & damaged roads are real..As someone who has pulled all sorts of trailers with all sorts of trucks in ice, snow, mud, gravel, etc., that tractor was crazy impressive. A trailer is such an anchor.As a farmer in the uk im not going to ram my tractor into a deep ford and potenital risk damaging it and the equipment on the back as i love my tractor and dont want to destroy it by unnecesarly damaging it.

Interesting, but beware false advertising - the scene on the thumbnail does not appear on the video.The impressive power of these machines represents the pinnacle of modern mechanical engineering. Every movement is the result of precise calculations, demonstrating excellent performance in all harsh working environments.All i wanted to see was the tractor on the high wire, but no where in this video, does a tractor do what it shows in the thumb image. Hashtag honest thumbs.

I thought at first that the thumbnail was clickbait, which would automatically get a thumbs down from me, but looking closer, the image showed no sign of "doctoring", so I gave it a try, and to my delight I found out that the image was real...!!! And not only that, your narration was well done without the usual sensationalism that I feel compelled to give you a well- deserved "thumbs up". Now I'm off to your next video...!