Washing Rock, a close look.

Joe Rock

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Published 2020-07-17

Running the wash plant with some close up views of the process of making clean rock for concrete.

All Comments (21)

@bird271828 4 years ago

Fantastic footage. Thank you for sharing.
@can.carpenter4382 2 years ago

Back for my second year at a washplant soon, excited, i like it.
@paulwilliams8555 3 years ago

Great camera work
@Sabahes_ASMR 3 years ago

11:54 - 12:03 that dust cloud was fantastic!
@WBSCONVEYORBELT 14 days ago

superior industries's conveyor.
@agentx7138 3 years ago

I would like to see a few cuts with views of your drone doing some of extreme close in flying.
@mattdykhouse 3 years ago

@4:00 The second valve handle from the bottom on the right... "gota hold on...gota hold on...oh dear lord."
@fuweiwang64 2 years ago

Good job!
@cdarting91 6 months ago

Hey! That Komatsu guy didn’t shake his bucket before leaving the pile! Lol.
@biggad73 1 year ago

Nice video 👌
@WBSCONVEYORBELT 14 days ago

The belt on the right side is laced , not vulcalized
@waynep343 3 years ago

When you finish washing. Do you ever run a gold pan full to see if there is any color at all. Can you imagine how much gold Vulcan materials takes out of their plant in azusa canyon in so cal. Or how much is in the catch basins at the foot of the so cal canyons. The older sidewalks in los angeles sparkle because of the amount of the gold from the sand and aggregate.
@jimsvideos7201 4 years ago

Is there anything different about your setup since the last video? It appears that the material is falling on more of the width of the deck on the screen where before it was in a fairly narrow stream.
@davidrichardson4361 3 years ago

How did this land on my radar? Sort of interesting I guess
@somalia5019 1 year ago

Thanks
@Akeem_768 2 months ago

Is the water system closed loop?
@scruffy6151 4 years ago

👍👍
@cdarting91 6 months ago

OK, from now on no one is allowed to worry about bumping into things with their drone! Lmao.
@haroldsmith45302 3 years ago

Very interesting. Thanks for showing us points of view that few people would ever see otherwise. Can water from the rock dust pond, seen near end of video, be used as feed-water for the concrete ready-mix plant?
@michaelovitch 3 years ago

4:00 the pressure on the water nozzles is too high,or the nozzles are too close to the gravel. The gravel can't even circulate through the water sprays ,they are pushed on the sides and not cleaned properly. It's a waste of water and screener surface area there.