The announcer says, "There's no guarantee which way it falls . . ." There SHOULD be a guarantee when real professionals are taking down a building. I'm not impressed.
The commentary is absolutely ridiculous. 'Its a battle', no its not'. 'If it did go wrong', it won't. 'It could lay straight across the rd', it won't. And at 1.02, surprising it took that long, 'there's a major problem'. 'One wrong move now could cause the tower to crash into the houses' I could go on and on and on. Ridiculous.
Busyboy 42. What you talking about?? All the things that this Demolition man was saying were facts that could very easily happen......but due to very good coordination between the two of them the job was done very professionally.
Demolishing the structure from the top and working down is the guaranteed way to have uncontrolled debris falling in any potential direction. Look at all that empty space next to it! Is a controlled collapse too far out of the question?! If I were the demo expert here, I’d rig up some method of cutting a notch in the base until the tower falls. For one, it’s more spectacular. But two, it’s frickin’ controlled! There’s a big guarantee that it’ll fall in the direction of the cut into emptied space with zero harm done, with no concern for nearby houses!
when the demolition job dose not go the way you plan that can be bad saw one that close off a road for a wile in the village I live in but it was a back road that when to peoples homes so not much traffic still not no homes were hit when the building fall
A bit dramatic. This RUclips video wouldn't exist had the tower collapsed on to the road. The demolition company reputation would of been damaged had it happened.
they added so much more drama than needed, thats an extremely easy demo to do. been there done that many times
Demolition was in scout Hill, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, UK :)
Kieren Hudson Knew it! Only watched the video to see if it was that fire station, and the 01924 number gave it away. I go past here all the time.
Reseller - you should have clicked on TRANSLATE FROM NORTHERN. These are good ole lads fom the north of England.
0:03 Godzilla roar, better hope they made sure they could use that lol.
I started watching this, then after 2 shows decided not to watch it anymore. More added drama than the tv show "EastEnders"
No dust prevention! Lovely those astma lungs a few years later on! Good job guys!
Not a lot you can do to prevent dust in this situation...
@@ffjsb dust filtration mask, only uneducated cunts think safety cant be adhered too.
It's asthma not astma
Actually there was very little dust created as the machine operator was very skillful and precise.
They normally spray water with fire hoses to keep dust down
one thing that stands out here is in the US the dust is control with fire hoses.
2:45 at least close the gate lol...
I just knew I’d find all of the experts here, in the comment section.
Yep, all the superintendents are always on the other side of the fence. Most can't spell demolition but they is smarter than the operator...
Come back Fred dibnah 🙏🏻
and not one bit of water to keep the dust down!!!
The announcer says, "There's no guarantee which way it falls . . ." There SHOULD be a guarantee when real professionals are taking down a building. I'm not impressed.
DEWSBURY fire station
Crisis crisis, two bricks over the wall and cracks appearing. Hope I can make it through watching this.
Pass the brandy quick.
The commentary is absolutely ridiculous. 'Its a battle', no its not'. 'If it did go wrong', it won't. 'It could lay straight across the rd', it won't. And at 1.02, surprising it took that long, 'there's a major problem'. 'One wrong move now could cause the tower to crash into the houses' I could go on and on and on. Ridiculous.
Busyboy 42. What you talking about?? All the things that this Demolition man was saying were facts that could very easily happen......but due to very good coordination between the two of them the job was done very professionally.
Demolishing the structure from the top and working down is the guaranteed way to have uncontrolled debris falling in any potential direction.
Look at all that empty space next to it! Is a controlled collapse too far out of the question?!
If I were the demo expert here, I’d rig up some method of cutting a notch in the base until the tower falls.
For one, it’s more spectacular. But two, it’s frickin’ controlled! There’s a big guarantee that it’ll fall in the direction of the cut into emptied space with zero harm done, with no concern for nearby houses!
But you're not a demo expert are you
The tower is now in danger of collapse! Hell, quit poking at it.
The demolission went well! It was the continuity that's a disaster! Must have knocked it down six times according to this 'professional production'.
They really decided to name this vehicle L O N G B O Y
POV:It’s near your house
when the demolition job dose not go the way you plan that can be bad saw one that close off a road for a wile in the village I live in but it was a back road that when to peoples homes so not much traffic still not no homes were hit when the building fall
Fred dibnah would have made short work of that
Sad to see it go lived on Scouthill 67 to 76.Whats going in there now the fire stations gone?
4 years on and it's just a construction site still 😂
They tried to build a mosque but was rejected as the junction is already choppa block as it is
70 Ton Slab my arse !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
Lovely copper pipe all wrapped in asbestos insulation !!!!!!! Didnt mention that did he ??
Bob Clarke shhh, that's why they took the job lol...
@@craighall4675 Probably told em it was cotton wool stuffing!!!!!
Bob Clarke asbestos haha you clueless knob head. It was wrapped in fibreglass.
@@ashleyhutchinson1954 As the building was constructed in 1965 and the fibres were very fine and white. I'd say that's asbestos. 99.9%
Adam Holmes haha you know very little about man made fibers and also demolition. We wouldn’t of knocked it down with any asbestos in the structure.
Why didn't they take out one of the bottom pieces first
Is it odd he said 15 to 20 ft thought he would say meters in the UK.
We use a mixture of everything 👍
Nearby
Fred Dibnah would have had it down on the mark.
baldjguy and by hand for half the price 👍
Fred Dibnah would only need a ladder and a hammer n chisel and still no bricks on the road cowboy's
I live near here it's not risky at all . There was loads a room
DOSENT PAY HIS BILLS !!!!!
Implode the damn thing
Need captions on this video can't understand a thing that guy was saying!
Aaaaaa laddie don'tcha knowit.
what's with all the drama?
A bit dramatic. This RUclips video wouldn't exist had the tower collapsed on to the road. The demolition company reputation would of been damaged had it happened.
All that melodrama for a slab and a pile of bricks. Couple of sticks of dynamite at bottom would have toppled that in no time lad! 😉 😉
Naw then ,do exactly as tha tells thy cocker ,allreet and we'll ave it down in no time ,grand job ,smashing
Clueless operator. You weaken the bottom parts first to avoid it falling over the wall.
gary lons the lad driving that machine has forgotten more than you would ever know.
@@ashleyhutchinson1954 lol
"Weaken the bottom parts first" ......Do you mean like this? ruclips.net/video/1vaKLbCCoEU/видео.html
you are correct ,, however if he was somewhat gentle it would go better ,,, maybe not push !!!!!!!!!! Gentle he is not
the late and very great Fred Dibnah would have had that down in about 12 minutes, all by hand
Damn what happened to educational videos. Drama, drama, drama - puke.
Bad operator
Too bad these guys don't speak English.
Neither do Americans.
Best accent in the world Dewsbury West Yorkshire.
They speak English but they have an accent
Nick Dipietra really you don’t say 😂
Can't understand a fucking word he is saying
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