Perhaps this is the "and rescue" part of "fire and rescue". A building made with blocks like that is unlikely to have a serious fire that would prevent other access methods.
I'm a brick and block Mason by trade. You have split face block here trying to break through. Always remember every 4 feet and on each side of the windows and doors are solid with concrete and rebar. And avoid the two bottom courses. Because that's where all the mortar Falls when you are laying the block that's the toughest part. But you're lucky it's only 4 inch block because you don't feel 4-inch block with concrete and rebar
not all trucks can carry a masonry saw, they only have so much space. you probably would find that on light or heavey rescue or a specialized truck, most ladders and engines carry quick vent or standard chain saws, and tenders only carry hose and water
Actually yes there is a point and if you read my other post you'd realize I agreed with you in the example of a natural disaster as a potential reason for breaching a wall. I just don't agree with name calling and derogatory comments directed at someone who is adding a comment that's meant to be somewhat humorous or especially when comments are directed toward the people that post comments that genuinely don't understand why we do what we do
That's the best reply you could come up with? I have to say this was a first. Someone disagreeing with someone who agreed with them in the first place.
The scariest bit I saw was when using it overhead on the wall. It was getting dangerously close to cutting with the top of the blade, which could have spat the blade back at him.
Image you're in a burning building with all exits blocked, no windows or doors, the firefighters have to break down a wall, and the firefighter walks🚶in like... 6:00 "heyy so where's the fire"
@@9volt65 They have wooden planks or kevlar sheeting to prevent glass injuries while moving people out through windows 🙄. If a windows is available then the window is of course the obvious way to go. If the building is on fire then they are not going to spend 20 minutes busting a wall while the people inside burn to death, while they could also just have broken the window. Perhaps first grow some intelligence before acting sarcastic. But Steve O has it right, it's a training for busting the wall.
ike fun golly i bet youre fun to get in an argument with are all of your responses to ppl who arent as trained as a fire fight as you or as you think you are, srsly bro why do you just BASH ppl for NO REASON why you got such a stick up your ass
With that many windows on one wall that was definitely a load bearing shear panel that you just chopped through, nothing like having half the building fall on your team. You could probably pile dirt in front of the widow faster so you could walk through with out a step ,if that was the ubjective or use a ramp or latter
Hey, you need to teach them chainsaw safety. I don't care who you are, you don't cut towards people and you don't grab branches or twigs near the chainsaw when it is on. You wait till the cut is done to grab any branches or twigs. I've worked in the tree business for 9 years my dad 37 years, and the number one thing they first teach you when cutting, make sure no one is in 5 ft of you and the chainsaw when it is on.
First thing I thought was the zero regard for personal safety when I saw a guy grabbing at a few twigs just to make it seem like he was busy meanwhile there was a running chainsaw inches from his hand and lower arm.
I have a question about this training, why do you go in through a wall? Can't imagine any scenario or building where you would have to enter through a wall and can't use a window.
Thank you, looks like this training is a result of different building codes. Asked a friend and he told me they don't learn this in Germany. There is always a designated emergency entry which does not require to smash bricks. In some cases it's a steel plate they have to cut but they never have to smash bricks.
I don't know anything about type 1 buildings, that is a us specific code. Yes, here in germany many industrial buildings don't have windows, but they all have emergency exits and entrances.
LOGAN ROBINSON probably just swinging with his off hand. It's like trying to throw a ball with your left hand when you're right handed. Never looks pretty.
Fire a n d r e s c u e. They don't only attend fires. Also depending on the block design, you can smash a man sized hole in a black wall in under 30 seconds. This was harder than many because they were splitface blocks between windows, meaning all standards no H's. Only thing making it easier is they weren't filled.
Well if you would try this with a german house, in a case of a emergency The house would be long collapsed and the firefigther still would try to get through The wall. 😅
I have had to break a wall, it's tiring but highly effective when you can't really get a different way for ventilation, so I guess all of that comments asking why come from poeple that haven't seen any situation where it's needed. Anyway, respect the pros, they train in this kind of scenarios to be ready for anything, don't be a douche, support your local FD
I get that this is for training purposes and they are not training on this style of building structure but I could think of 10 different ways to get inside a building like that. Or 10 different tools for that matter sledge hammer calls for more man power and on a hot day you will be sending a lot of different companies to the hospital for heat exhaustion or other injuries. I guess if all you have is a sledge hammer on your rig then this is a good training lol
Man I love seeing all the keyboard firefighters in the comments... OFCOURSE there are windows there. But they are training as if there is none... as if there is no other entry point to that area of the building. Sure, 90% of the time you’re gonna have easier access points but what if the time comes where there are none? That’s what training is all about... creating “what if” scenarios. It’s better to train and be prepared for any possibility than rely on common techniques or scenarios.
Man, some of these dudes do not look like they have a lot of experience using sledgehammers. I guess you don't often need to breach walls manually if at all.
Why would the fire chief tire his guys out doing it manually? I mean, they could of waited for the pneumatic/electric tools and still would of made it inside in less time that it took with the sledge.
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That has to be one of the bluntest chainsaws I've ever seen!
world dullest chain saw
Cam Klein josh in hibbing
Cam Klein wright so dull it like took the 50 seconds to cut down that branch
DUD THIS HAS HAPPEND SOOOO MANY TIMES BRO LIKE ALMOST RIGHT WHEN I SAW YOUR COMMENT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT
A CHANSAW AM I POSSESSED!!!!!
@ike fun chill and check your english
ike fun bro fuckin chiiiiill theres no reason to be such a dick like that
If i was stuck in a burning building and i saw the fire fighters chopping down bushes i would just jump into the fire 😂
Z_sub gaming "oh thank god the firefighters are here!" "no sir were the landscaping crew"
Perhaps this is the "and rescue" part of "fire and rescue". A building made with blocks like that is unlikely to have a serious fire that would prevent other access methods.
I'm a brick and block Mason by trade. You have split face block here trying to break through. Always remember every 4 feet and on each side of the windows and doors are solid with concrete and rebar. And avoid the two bottom courses. Because that's where all the mortar Falls when you are laying the block that's the toughest part. But you're lucky it's only 4 inch block because you don't feel 4-inch block with concrete and rebar
3:31 good technique there bud
I am appalled, I've been a firefighter for 32 years this is despicable! I have also never been a firefighter and I'm just lonely
Try suicide. The firemen are first on scene for suicides.
That must've taken forever
Every fire truck needs a masonry chainsaw . hahahahahaha every dude that was swinging woke up the next day saying im to old for that shit.
not all trucks can carry a masonry saw, they only have so much space. you probably would find that on light or heavey rescue or a specialized truck, most ladders and engines carry quick vent or standard chain saws, and tenders only carry hose and water
Breaking News !!!! in the mean time it took hours to make a hole the people all burned to death
Haha
Thats exactly what i was thinking
Actually yes there is a point and if you read my other post you'd realize I agreed with you in the example of a natural disaster as a potential reason for breaching a wall.
I just don't agree with name calling and derogatory comments directed at someone who is adding a comment that's meant to be somewhat humorous or especially when comments are directed toward the people that post comments that genuinely don't understand why we do what we do
Actually what point are you trying to make? That's the ether question.
That's the best reply you could come up with?
I have to say this was a first. Someone disagreeing with someone who agreed with them in the first place.
1:04 look at the guy just right of the instructor when he is asked if everyone knows how to use s sledgehammer.
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Yeah, let's saw towards our friends legs...
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Yah, I saw that immediately too, that should have definitely been caught and CORRECTED!
First thing I thought of too. I was surprised no one stopped him
The scariest bit I saw was when using it overhead on the wall. It was getting dangerously close to cutting with the top of the blade, which could have spat the blade back at him.
Cut your buddy not your body
Been doin masonry for over 20 years. This is pretty stupid to take down a 4 inch block wall between 2 windows.
Robbie Cameron 😂😂
Hahah you must not understand the word exercise.
They train like this in the case that there are no windows,
I've never seen a chainsaw so doll in my life
I have to say it. THROUGH THE WINDOWWWWWWWW THROUGH THE WALLLLLLL
Not Promise sweat drop down my balls
Not Promise yeah but you never , once you bust open that window your letting more oxygen get in faster which can make the fire grow.
but if you open the wall air will also get in, right?
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@@devontaenash409 might be last option for emergency
Image you're in a burning building with all exits blocked, no windows or doors, the firefighters have to break down a wall, and the firefighter walks🚶in like... 6:00 "heyy so where's the fire"
You want sum' cool aid?
Imagine you burn your toast, setting of smoke alarm. hear chainsaw then fireman busts through wall!!!
That 90s educational video music tho
Or...... use the window
hmmm, today i will evacuate people who may be wounded or otherwise unable to stand through windows with broken glass. surely this cannot go badly
Or they're demonstrating a technique to use if something like a window is unavailable. You knob.
@@9volt65 They have wooden planks or kevlar sheeting to prevent glass injuries while moving people out through windows 🙄. If a windows is available then the window is of course the obvious way to go. If the building is on fire then they are not going to spend 20 minutes busting a wall while the people inside burn to death, while they could also just have broken the window. Perhaps first grow some intelligence before acting sarcastic. But Steve O has it right, it's a training for busting the wall.
sharpen that chainsaw! OMG rookie mistake
Da dadaa how ?
VainGloryGamer22 he's saying it's a rookie mistake having a dull saw.
They're just not putting on any pressure. You need to push with a chainsaw, he's just limp wristing it
why are you calling the firefighters fucking retarded ike thats not very nice
ike fun golly i bet youre fun to get in an argument with are all of your responses to ppl who arent as trained as a fire fight as you or as you think you are, srsly bro why do you just BASH ppl for NO REASON why you got such a stick up your ass
Legend has it that they’re still trying to get through the wall
Another video showing us the brilliance of American teamwork and intelligence☑️
Lol thats funny
I love firefighters. Thank you firefighters!
With that many windows on one wall that was definitely a load bearing shear panel that you just chopped through, nothing like having half the building fall on your team. You could probably pile dirt in front of the widow faster so you could walk through with out a step ,if that was the ubjective or use a ramp or latter
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As a tree surgeon it pained me watching that fighter fighter during the chainsaw like that
The chainsaws is blunt very useful when someone is stuck in a flaming building
When you cant agford to hire a demolition company
And that was how I learned to break the fourth wall.
Hey, you need to teach them chainsaw safety. I don't care who you are, you don't cut towards people and you don't grab branches or twigs near the chainsaw when it is on. You wait till the cut is done to grab any branches or twigs. I've worked in the tree business for 9 years my dad 37 years, and the number one thing they first teach you when cutting, make sure no one is in 5 ft of you and the chainsaw when it is on.
Agreed! But with a chain that dull, they're all relatively safe. =D
First thing I thought was the zero regard for personal safety when I saw a guy grabbing at a few twigs just to make it seem like he was busy meanwhile there was a running chainsaw inches from his hand and lower arm.
@@GAIS414 relativity safe are you sure about that just because it's a dull chainsaw
@@wildlifewarrior2670 It's supposed to be a joke.
Those who aren't familiar with chainsaws, and autistic people beware.
@@GAIS414 I I'm very familiar with chainsaws I'm in the tree service business
Those Sinder blocks aka Bricks on regular houses usually are filled with Concrete they are never Hollow
The new Sledge Elite skin looks great
Makes me remember why I never wanted to be a firefighter.
By the time they’re done hammering through the wall I’m burnt toast
I have a question about this training, why do you go in through a wall? Can't imagine any scenario or building where you would have to enter through a wall and can't use a window.
Daniel Rose they are just training for the possibility. It's always good to be prepared for anything that can happen
Simple how about if there are no windows or doors to go through in that section of the building?
Thank you, looks like this training is a result of different building codes. Asked a friend and he told me they don't learn this in Germany. There is always a designated emergency entry which does not require to smash bricks. In some cases it's a steel plate they have to cut but they never have to smash bricks.
Ever see s type 1 building? Go to an industrial area and you'll see many concrete tilt ups that may not have window access
I don't know anything about type 1 buildings, that is a us specific code. Yes, here in germany many industrial buildings don't have windows, but they all have emergency exits and entrances.
I wonder how many of the more...portly men in the group actually made it through. I can't imagine they'd be first on the line.
are the windows bulletproof or something?
dude on the right doesnt know how to swing a sledge
LOGAN ROBINSON probably just swinging with his off hand. It's like trying to throw a ball with your left hand when you're right handed. Never looks pretty.
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Dude I was thinking the same thing about it
When will you EVER have to go through a wall to get inside Any structure. If there were no doors or windows, how could people get in and see out?
1:06 when he says does anybody know how to use a sledge hammer.....look at the face of black hat 77
cutting towards his friends legs? if I hear them hanging on the block wall with sledge hammers I think I'd realize it's over for me lmao
THE CAPTAIN SPOKE FOREVER
when u see 4 windows next to u
I got locked out of my house this is how I got in
That looks fun.
Love that song
Me at 5 seconds: Break the freaking wall already!!!!!
"God damnit"
Why were they training for this and what would it’s use be?
Dang they be getting some mats
captain: everyone know how to use a sledgehammer
they made that look hard
Just smash the windows to get in easier and faster
In a fire situation quick and fast maters
Fire a n d r e s c u e. They don't only attend fires. Also depending on the block design, you can smash a man sized hole in a black wall in under 30 seconds. This was harder than many because they were splitface blocks between windows, meaning all standards no H's. Only thing making it easier is they weren't filled.
Well if you would try this with a german house, in a case of a emergency The house would be long collapsed and the firefigther still would try to get through The wall. 😅
THROUGH THE WINDOOOOOOOOOW THROUGH THE WALL
If you ever need a building destroyed, instead of paying a destruction company, ask the local Firies if they need a building to destroy for training.
Ok, and now a proper brick wall.
you have to be carful with the jaws of life
Almost sounds like backdraft music
I have had to break a wall, it's tiring but highly effective when you can't really get a different way for ventilation, so I guess all of that comments asking why come from poeple that haven't seen any situation where it's needed.
Anyway, respect the pros, they train in this kind of scenarios to be ready for anything, don't be a douche, support your local FD
3:11 look how loose that chain is and how dull it’s got to be
If you're the change out and you go get a bottle of water.. always have your eyes on them people.. case something happens
In Germany we use something called HILTI
Anybody knowing what the deal is with the wedge on his helmet?
I hope the chainsaw that they use for real, has a better chain on it. The in the video has cut too much dirt and grit and looked blunt as heck.
in a steel reinforced concrete wall, no way you gonna go through it that easy
A masonry chainsaw would be worth its weight in gold in that situation
Just spitballin here just break those things in the wall uhh uhh ohhhh the windows DUH just be careful of flashback
I get that this is for training purposes and they are not training on this style of building structure but I could think of 10 different ways to get inside a building like that. Or 10 different tools for that matter sledge hammer calls for more man power and on a hot day you will be sending a lot of different companies to the hospital for heat exhaustion or other injuries. I guess if all you have is a sledge hammer on your rig then this is a good training lol
I mean at least the trees that they cut down don’t have leaves
That chainsaw blade was cooked.
I think the guy behind you 1:04 may need some help with that sledgehammer.
Man I love seeing all the keyboard firefighters in the comments... OFCOURSE there are windows there. But they are training as if there is none... as if there is no other entry point to that area of the building. Sure, 90% of the time you’re gonna have easier access points but what if the time comes where there are none? That’s what training is all about... creating “what if” scenarios. It’s better to train and be prepared for any possibility than rely on common techniques or scenarios.
They should have a training on how to use a sledgehammer lol
I'mma go break my neighbor's wall now
What about the window?
Before when the instructor said the word, sledgehammer: -_- After O_O
Threw the window! Threw the wall!
If the building is on fire you’re worried about a bush in the way? Lmao
Things should run on battery and solar instead of combustion like that chainsaw.
All the negative comments on here.....that’s how I know I’m watching a firefighter training vid.
Thank god americans build their houses out of card board. A solid build wont even think about to break apart.
Easiest way to knock down the wall jump on the excavator
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All the geniuses below me not realizing that not every room has access to a window and not every window is a safe fucking entry point
Come on you can hit harder than that
Thatwas a super dull chain saw
Best training ever put out fires and break shit
Seems to me like if you saw through a wall you run a serious risk of cutting into a live electrical wire...
3.24am gotta learn how to take down a house with a sledgehammer
Anyone see orange is the new black? The instructor looks like??
Man, some of these dudes do not look like they have a lot of experience using sledgehammers.
I guess you don't often need to breach walls manually if at all.
A battering ram would be prime to start the hole
Why would the fire chief tire his guys out doing it manually? I mean, they could of waited for the pneumatic/electric tools and still would of made it inside in less time that it took with the sledge.
Hey genius it was training
A demo saw would probably help...
Geez everyone inside that building would be dead, as slow as these guys move
OMG just go through the window jeez
Why not use the excavator
My dream job but Fck that I’ll rather bust the window that would take to long