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American Family Insurance Building located at 9510 S Meridian Blvd Englewood, Colorado 80112.

Buena chamba .. Paciencia y buen humor. Saludos desde Lima - Perú

I just started splicing fiber in the Bay Area a couple years ago... I appreciate your content. I've always been curious about the daily life of the other side of fiber! Keep up the good work bro!

Do you get more for the job when you have to fix stuff

I know where that building is! Wild seeing places near my house on RUclips.

Another great video from the team. I'm always amazed how it looks like a ghost town where you guys are working.

That figure 8 and making sure there’s enough fiber is something I sure don’t miss😂

boy , some of those pulls you have to earn ! . Good locate and repair of someone else's trouble. wonder if that repair caused or cured someones fiber issues? Good job regardless!

'i think we have more problems than we know' oh how I have felt that

Great video! Great to see people troubleshooting a problem and the steps they took to solve.

Nice work! Enjoying the longer videos.

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Wow the problem solving on this one was delicious!

You do a fantastic job explaining what's going on. Thank you. Makes the video much more enjoyable.

Some network engineer that had equipment on that orange conduit fiber line probably freaked out when all the sudden their light levels shot up when that fiber was straightened out haha

God some or I imagine most of those vaults are a fucking mess. Drives me nuts haha

What drill is that ??

Nice work sir !! this was an awesome video !!

Never seen that type of housing with no threads for the tri hawk. Is it pretty firm when trying to rock and steer or a little loose? Curious to know because I like how easy it looks to change different bit types.

Bummer

How did you charge the customer for all the extra work?

Cool stuff! I just got fiber installed in my neighborhood about 5 months ago. I'm not familiar with the terminology, but I had noticed numerous of those squares (7:50) throughout or street. I found it funny when I found a traffic cone that was placed upside down in one of the holes they made between our mailboxes. But they came back within a day or so and got everything all patched up.

some days it goes , some days it comes back to you ....then other times is so soft you need MUD ! can't win them all tough old stone ! losing coffee money changing those carbide teeth

How do you bill something like this? Was it a fixed price quote or what?

Is rock always that big of a pain in the butt?

Those teeth were toasted while installing. Man why do you hit the top with hammer? It has a vidia point. Which cracked with first two stroke. After next to nothing operation the vidia insert fall out and left the hard steel them self. Get a guy with lathe and make a proper reverse cone shaped install tool. cheers

Well I’ll be darned

I still build those hahaha

14:30, for a second I thought you potholed a rock haha

Does Zayo ever contract long hauls with yall?

if you grind the punch a little smaller its easier to get out after the teeth pop out.

Lawki, do you gets use GPR for any of your SUE to determine your drill path?

Thanks LAWKI for showing the good , the bad and the at times ugly … kudos

If those teeth don’t spin freely u will go thru them a lot, I feel ur frustrations bro , The borzall head is so much easier and stronger

I LOVE your videos! Gives me insight into something that I use every day but would have no way of knowing how it comes to be if it wasn't for your content. Please keep at it!!

I'm not sure the rock bits are the same but my well driller uses a brass hammer on his to set them in his bit but also he used an air chisel with a round drift ro remove them (used the air compressor on the rig)

You guys really had your work cut out on this one, nice job! Hope the Chinese food was good.

Why stand on top of the drill head?

I had the same issues with that x3 housing , sure it’s easy change but they need to re engineer that head and housing. I use Borzall housing with an eagle claw bit . I drill in Utah a lot of rock

IDK if they sell it for vermeer but we use the tri-hawk system/head/dirt adapter/quick attach reamer and bit 5 and its pretty good shit. you should check it out

A bit of bad luck on that job but you guys made it look like a picnic, nice work!

We got that X3 housing with the gauntlet when we hit some rock. Definitely not as hard as what yall went through but it got our job done with no teeth broke. How was it getting the broke ones out? It seems like you may need something more than the gauntlet in that ground.

How does the drill change direction, is there enough of a spoon on the end to turn the direction. Is it drilling a 4" hole a little bigger when it goes thru the ground and rock. 65 years old and still a kid at heart and likes to watch. thanks for the videos.

Used to live right next to Chautauqa, on bluebell. Lots of boulders on that hill, watched them trying to bore gas lines on bluebell up 15th to 14th, they ended up digging with a excavator.

Did they request the conduit colours? 😂

A lot easier when you dont have to worry about roads or pot holes.

I'd love to walk a day with y'all fiber installers as a network engineer/site reliability engineer. i'm in the denver metro lol

they are lucky they got fiber internet

I come your country need Hdd Job Digi track