Who doesn’t like blowing stuff up! You do it all. Nice job. 👍👍👍

Love the tool crib under the outfeed conveyor haha. I still remember the hate comments when you put it under there

Thanks! For another exciting video (of course blowing things is always great to watch) Really wish you would do more videos (like weekly)…. Ideas to do videos on…. 1) Tour of your family property and what plans you have for it. 2) say where you obtained your skills will explosives 3). Say where you obtained your skills in repair and welding….. 4). Explain how you knew how to create a rock crusher (you did a lot of work on that). And when you expect to start using it full time) 5). Your still showing a lot of clearing trees and building roads, but you never explained what the actual goals are. You Are an extremely talented young man and I have really enjoyed your videos! More insight of who you are and your dreams would be wonderful to hear. Thanks again (and more video releases please)

@markuschampos5750

10 ай бұрын

Agreed👍 Instämmer!😉

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! Been thinking about doing such a video, but i really don't think that, many will find it interesting.

@kjstutzman7692

10 ай бұрын

Well you do you…. I have loved all your videos, ( of course partial to the explosive ones … ha ha) But how did you get your skills to use explosives? Is it part of your daily job? Your dad has been in several of the videos …. My assumption is because you help around the family property….. Just think it would be great to see background information as well!

So happy when a video is released on this channel! Made my day. Thanks.

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Good to hear!

Thanks!

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! That buys me 4 kilo of dynamite!

Well, noone could accuse you for undercharging your blasts, I expected it to become sand... Breaking up stumps without a toothbucket is to say the least challenging. You had great help in that the blast cracked the stump. Stumps that big are probably easier to bring up if you charge in the rootlegs. A most entertaing video, love to see more.

@billmiller4800

10 ай бұрын

Also, it will work better if you can get under the stump. it will then pop out of the hole after the side roots are severed. The reason it just cracked was that the hole wasn't deep enough

Loved seeing everything being blown up and the the finished road after the culvert pipe was installed. Was satisfying to see. I would have thought that the tree stump would’ve blown up more than it did. But it sure was fun to watch. Especially all the camera angles and the slow motion was fun to see. That was great, thank you 🙏😄👍

All right !! Blowing stuff up !!!

Another great video. Love explosives 😊. A tip I learnt from an old chap was to cut a square of rubber mud flap or worn tyre and drill a hole and push it onto the drill bit. It works as a deflector and stops debris dust and crap coming upwards or in your face

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Good idea!

@molitovv

10 ай бұрын

@@M.BJOERNSTROEM Yes or just use some water, prolongs the life of the drill bit too

"I've got to keep working with this and clean this area up-but that's another *wideo."* I love this guy's accent-that's awesome. Once before when a reindeer enter the scene he said: "Oh looks like we have a *wisiter,"* and I've listening for it ever since. These are some of my favorite wideos-keep em' coming. God bless. [edit]: If I could make a suggestion-use some of the large rocks to help control erosion by placing them at each end of the culvert pipes.

Hi, love your attitude, so great. Just loves to blow things up. Great field you got into, Demolition... You stay safe . great video action's.

I am pleasantly fascinated with your style of videos. I greatly enjoy watching. 🙂 I am a small engine repair man for construction workers and am pretty sure that that rock drill, which is actually just a stronger version of a rotary hammer, will drill much more effectively when you're not pushing on the drill. The weight of the drill at self is the correct amount of down pressure. If you want the drill to perform better, the engine should be able to throttle up and run much faster.

@matte.hartman

10 ай бұрын

Based on my limited experience with the smaller Hilti drill hammer, I think they drill even faster when you Don't apply any pressure, other than the machine weight.

@CS_Blitzen

10 ай бұрын

You could be right, but I believe that drill is running flat out already they're not variable speed like most 2 stroke tools. They have a fuel screw that controls mixture so you can adjust it for altitude and temperature, a choke and "throttle" which is the black spring plunger you can see nearest Mattias' hands at 5:53 and it rests in the wide open position and is used mainly as a shut off for the engine when fully depressed.

For stumps you want to be under them and literally blow them up.

Watching from New Brunswick. Canada keep up the good work and the videos

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Nice, this is why I subbed

I was excited to see a new video!!! Keep up the great work my friend. Always a pleasure to watch you do your thing!¡

You have the best job in the world

Mattias. 7:06 Nu vet jag varför teglaset på bordet ringde... 🤣🤣🤣 - Hälsningar från Polen ,Paweł.

I am getting to be long in the tooth myself, and this is secondhand info from my grandpa so... Anyway. When they blasted stumps back in the day they dug under it and put the dynamite there before lighting the fuse and running for cover. Loads of splinters going anywhere. They did not have excavators so used dynamite for this when available/commercially viable. They also blasted ditches to save on digging by hand. Love your videos! Down to earth work with big toys :-)

Love the show ! Especially the dynamite blasting ! Great show really a joy to watch ! Keep them coming ! One thing is that your equipment is number one and well kept ! And maintained ! Good to watch ! !

I have shot a fair amount of stumps in the Oregon woods to get them out of the access road right of way. We would take a heavy metal bar and make a hole into the ground under the stump. We would then "spring" the hole with about 1/4 stick of powder and make it bigger. Do it again until you had a small cavern under the stump. We would then put in a stick of powder and then pour in some ANFO. Cover it with dirt and detonate it. You have to play with the amount of ANFO but I have used 50 #'s on some big fir stumps. Start small and be careful. This can launch the stump quite a ways in the air. The ideal would be to just roll the stump out of the ground.

@kaboom4679

10 ай бұрын

Yep , gotta get UNDER the stump , at least 1/3 of the way . Slower boom is your friend , unless you use to much and / or get to close . People have been pancaked by flying stumps just like this . ANFO is nearly ideal since it has a slower VOD and generates a lot of gas . Perfect for moving dirt and heaving large amounts of rock . Back when they still made actual dynamite , 40% or lower NG content was the preferred stuff for stumping . Pretty sure nobody really makes NG based explosives anymore . It was long ago replaced with safer alternatives like ANFO , water gells , binary explosives like Kinepak , etc ..

@JH-lo9ut

8 ай бұрын

My dad spoke of doing this when he was in the military. Well, it turned out one of the stumps had already been shot out before, it just happened to be standing back in it's old hole with a bit of frost holding it in place. With the charge measured for the previous stumps, they sent that one flying...

We used to let the stumps dry, drill holes in them, fill them with fuel once a day after getting home from work for a week. Light them up on sat and a couple days later a big hole in the ground was all that was left. Takes a while but work with the tools you have lol

Really cool! My Pionjär petrol rock drill is a lot older, it's the predecessor to yours, BR-52, very similar to the more known BR-80. Good work as allways!

Man you have the best fireworks......

Best use for a Prius... Yet!

Make more videos love to watch

Cant wait for more of the rock crusher too.

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

I started that today, so it's coming!

Good video !!! Blowing up rocks does some serious work, but drilling all of those holes…..yikes, that’s some work I could deal without ! I’m a 70 yr old stroke victim, I’d need 4 of your hot dogs and a nap after drilling those holes. Haha ! Be safe and have a Happy New Year.

"I know what's wrong with it, it got no gas in it!" 😁

One day you might be able to get a drill attachment for one of your vehicles, so much easier to get the rocks drilled.

Gillar verkligen dina videor! Fascinerande att du är så kunnig inom typ allt. Väldigt inspirerande!

This is one hard working dude.

Väldigt bra filmat och roligt innehåll

I’m very impressed with your capabilities, you do an amazing job with the videos, very inspiring, thank you so much

@24:22 I think it's easier to remove stumb, by digging into soil surrounding it and remove roots holding onto ground. Alternatively, there's commercial stumb grinder, which is a hydraulic driven, modulus attachment cater for existing excavator.

Hello from Spain Valladolid very good work you did!you had me as New sub

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

2 ай бұрын

Hello, and thanks!

Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you.

Congratulations Matthias on passing 30 k subscribers....im hot on your heels with 19.....😂😂😂... your video content is amazing....keep the good work....👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Enemy of all rocks

first new video since i subbed, so stoked.

We’ve all been there. Five pulls, no start. Darn! Check the fuel!

Jävlar sicken smäll😂 tur att du inte sköt ner drönaren. Tack för en bra video👍💪

Nice to see that all your cameras survived 😅

Im curious, and if you dont mind telling us maybe make a video about it. What is it that you and your family does? What is all this land you work on? Your background and ect. Your videos are excellent and very interesting i would like to know more. Thanks

Mr Bjoernstroem Sir. What are you doing to me? Come on! you Know I can't turn you off once I start watching your vids, me and the wife won't be going out tonight , divorce court here I come , as ever another brilliant video thank you, And to all you guy's that have watched this video and not yet subscribed to his channel shame on you, do it , it costs you nothing but helps and encourages guy's like him a great deal to carry on publishing these video's that keep all you viewers certainly me, a great deal of entertainment throughout the year . Thanks again and a happy New Year to you and your Family. And to all you Guy's out there Happy New Year. Lets hope this year with a little help from New Viewers you can hit that magic 100k Subscribers.

For the stump removal, you need to drill a hole at a 45 degree angle into the base of the stump. It should lift the stump out of the ground.

"Lets go blow up a stump". Just what I was thinking.

so enjoy your videos

People here in America years ago when dynamite was bought at the hardware store they would dig down and place the dynamite under the stump that’s how a lot of clearing was done back in the olden days

Liked and subscribed 👍👍😊

Great video thank you from Anagance N.B. Canada

Loved all the different views of the blast. If you're doing a lot of stump removal, have you considered a 'grinding' attachment for the excavator? Or do you need the whole thing, roots and all removed? Then change the bucket on the excavator. It would also make it easier to dig out rocks. I wish you put out more videos of your 'adventures.'

*Is the yellow cord reusable?*

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Yes, it's just a electric wire.

iomed att du tejpar ihop alla ledare sådär simpelt så leder dem lika mycket ström i varandra precis som om du skulle skära upp alla och skarva ihop dem på vanligt sätt? Sjukt intressant att kolla på dina videos å se allt du gör i ditt jobb som till vardags. jag vill se mycket mer av sånt här när sommaren kommer!

Upon the in gaugement of this design add a transmission attachment to stop the jackhammering affect as a action of swing on the lower handle that's is stationary!

You should have unlock the Mercedes with a remote control Bleep bleep😂😂😂

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

I had a good laugh when reading this. That would of been fun!

I really don't know why you were sweaty it was very cold there just a few months ago. haha 🤣😂

Now I want to see the stump in the rock crusher!

اتابع ما تفعل لديك محتوى شيق وجميل اتمنى لك التوفيق ..من السعوديه

Is this guy the viking Andrew Camarata?

The beginning of a newer model motor to complete with or branch together with a bigger competitor!

Nice work. I assume you have a special permit to use dynamite? How much did this rock blast cost? Keep the vids coming, I'm really liking your channel.

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

8 ай бұрын

The product for blasting is not expensive, it's everything around it that is. But the dynamite and detonator for this was maybe around 30 Dollars. Thanks!

As many rocks as you deal with it might make sense to get a jackhammer head for your digging machine.

You appear to have a very wide range of expertise. Blasting wasn't what I was expecting next on the channel :O

4:45 A great game for new army recruits: "Where's Private Waldo?"

"... since I have nothing more to blast in this video, goodbye ..." hahahah Some kudos: saw your video making that culvert where there was a boom barrier ... you did a 125% better job than your uncle.

For the stump you should have put a big rock on top to force the explosion down more than just blowing outthe top

Just wondering.. how are you allowed to use dynamite... do you have a licence to use it??

Before seeing the blast of the stump I would say it will split to 2-3 pieces but still be well anchored to the ground

Blasting stumps, the charge has to be drilled under the stump and not in the center of the stump, the whole point is to get the lift from the explosion to remove the stump from the ground. If your explosies are under the stump it will come out of the ground very fast. Use an auger bit and drill ad a 45 degree angle hole from the side of the stump near the ground level to the bottom side of the stump. 2 sticks of dynamite will remove the most large stump. I know I blew up a stump ones that measured 2 meter across, and the stump was lifted 5 meters into the sky or more.

Use a 1/4 stick to blow a void under the stump then use a 1/2 stick in the void with a 5 lb coffee can of commercial nitra fertilizer and pour some diesel on the fertilizer. Plug the void under the stump with a rock and dirt and pack it in the void. The blast will blow the whole stump out of the ground intact. I blew many stumps on the farm this way and using mostly commercial fertilizer is a lot cheaper and does a better job then just using dynamite.

Do you need special license or training to use explosive?

Anyone but me who feel a little bit proud of that stump for putting up a fight?

Auger bits work much better than paddle bits for drilling deep into wood like that.

Good job….BUMMMM is gone……

you saw fountain-type of cloud going up vertically, what if you had put a big stone on top of the truck. would not the force gone more vertically splitting the wood more effectively?

what if the dynamite were put underneath the stump and blew it up out of the ground ??

I am from germany and im wondering. Are you certified to work with explosives, where do you buy it ? How are the laws down there? In Germany you would have to hire someone to do it and deal with a lot of regulations.

Where did you get your blasting license? asking since I'm from Sweden too and been thinking about it.

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

7 ай бұрын

Got it back when i worked in a mine. You need to work with it a minimum of 1 year to get it.

do you have to frighten away the squirrels hiding in trees before explosion?

It's good to have explosives. And if not, we make it easier. We dig in, fill it up with dead wood, set it on fire. The next day, the burst stones are removed.

какие детонаторы используются ?

Pretty cool. Where is this place?

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

It's in Northern Sweden

First rate video

Men du använder ju inga tändhattar till dynamiten, förutom en då som du monterar på "stubinen" och all dynamit briserar. Hur går det till, förklara gärna tack. Mvh Putte.

@puttes1

10 ай бұрын

Ah, nu fattar jag. Det är pentylstubin du använder. :)

You need to be way deeper in a stump,May take three sticks and then seal the hole.

👍👍👍

"I KNOW WHATS WRONG WIT IT" 1:51

Firstly 👍, secondly for the stump you have to put the explosive under the stump and use a bigger quantity of slow explosive. The type you are using to break rocks cannot do it.

Against wood...try to install dynamite between the lower part tree and ground, it should be much more efficient

warum hast Du kein Bohrgerät für den Bagger?🤔

Let it dry out then fill it with diesel and burn it out?

Have that motor transmission design have a quick release feature for the addition of Ford's farms a interchangeable motor that can be self replaced into every type of equipment! As a primary and secondary source of the Future! I want that design in cars truck golf cart, boats, etc!

Ser ut som det är dålig fräs i degen numera, vad har du för sprängmedel?

with the amount of drilling you do why not get a drilling attachment for your excavator and a good way to make extra dollars

Sweden has more than 300.000km of gravel roads.

Kul att se, liten fundering om förladdningen? Har du ingen propp alls?

@M.BJOERNSTROEM

10 ай бұрын

Det ryms inte haha..

@Slurfi

10 ай бұрын

@@M.BJOERNSTROEM ok, det kan jag förstå. Men det vore skoj om du borrade ett horisontalt hål i en stubbe, proppade ordentligt så får man se hur stubben skulle bli efter det?

Cut the flat part off and use the teeth of the bucket to rip out the stumps took you good 5-8 mins working on the stump use the teeth much better use

I have to ask, why did you use a car to support the conveyor belt???

@gurraflex6478

10 ай бұрын

The car is to be scrapped so it had to be a support for the stone crusher until further notice😊

Really durbe racing, Indy, NASCAR! Is where I would like this motor and transmission design!