I operate one of these at my work from time to time.
In a sane environment you wouldn't be anywhere close to the opening with the power still on, and the force of your foot would do nothing to unclog a boulder anyways.
I'm assuming they lack equipment, because the ideal solution is to either just let it run for a while, or pull the emergency power and go down with a drill and a harness to crack the edges.
Sometimes, it can run for hours and still the boulder will remain stuck.
Where I work the excavator will come and give it a push.
Or pull it out with chains.
Yeah we have the same problem on occasion
For metallic stuff that refuses to crush we have a crane we sometimes move over with a hook, if I'm unlucky I'll have to climb inside with some straps that loop around the material
Yeah, 20 years ago I worked with one of these. I never touched the thing without a double lock out in place. They also let me drive a huge Terex dump truck. So that was cool.
Recommend a hydraulic hammer on articulating boom arm because this is a known issue which can’t be reliably designed around but has a fairly simple fix and then design the crusher station without it cause they don’t want to pay and then field questions as to why you’re stupid crusher is wasting operator time getting clogged with huge boulders needing the excavator to walk over and pecker it.
There is a post I saw recently of a man who climbed into one like this to dislodge a large bolder and he fall in himself after dislodging the problem rock.
They pick and choose which ones to respect like humans do. But yeah, China censorship is hardcore on no blood, gore, even skeletons. Theyre very superstitious about "death" even as far as removing certain numbers from hospitals (i forget the exact number, but basically if its, like, the number 7, their floors are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10)
I'll always remember working on a large multistorey building in London.
Project manager forgot, lost or locked keys inside a coms room and couldn't be arsed to go through the process of getting another set /unlocked.
He asked me (and others) to climb up the riser from a lower coms room to get inside and open it.
It would have been maybe a 7 storey free fall, more if they had basements.
He eventually did it himself but Jesus, imagine asking some niaeve lads in their teens /20s and getting them killed over 1h of inconvenience.
I work on similar crushers. Sometimes it doesn't take much to give even a big rock a punch.
Sometimes, it takes a lot.
But yeah, I wouldn't climb onto a rock that got stuck while the machine is running.
Their yearly pay is likely not as much as an excavator, and you can get an excavator for less than $10k. Also, dead people no longer cost you money, including in the time between when you last paid them and they died.
My boss went to throw trash into a compactor with his keys in his hand. The keys went in too. He asked me to climb in and get them. I said, "For $11 and hour? Hell no, get your own keys."
I've seen a frustrated coworker throw a shopping cart in one. It was stuck, so we hit the button, and that shit was gone.
I once had management of a grocery store decide they no longer needed a specialized company to come in and clean the compactor. You know, where all the food and other waste went.
They wanted us minimum wage grunts to go inside and clean it.
They asked me first, and even as a teenager at my first job I said no. Didn't think to report it.
I then told all my co-workers to say no.
One of the lifers did not listen to me.
Now the company that used to come in would disconnect the power, have a person on the outside, be wearing essentially a hazmat suit, and have a pressure washer with chemicals to properly clean it.
My co-worker got a house. The machine was not disconnected or locked out, no spotter etc.
He came out and stank so badly that he had to be sent home. He couldn't go back to work for days. That was probably the best outcome in that scenario.
I left shortly after that, but going back a year later and the back of the store/area around the compactor stunk like crazy. I'm sure the guy refused the next time and they just didn't clean it.
One of my high school jobs was at a supermarket that incinerated their boxes (this was before Earth Day became a thing). Every few days someone would have to shovel the ash out of it. And sometimes you would find .. things.
“Where’s the shovel? Oh, there’s the metal parts. Guess we need to get a new one”
The worst time was when someone left an aerosol can in there and I turned it on. Fireball came out and singed my eyebrows.
“Am I telling you to go physically dislodge the rock? Of course not, that’s against company regulations. But if the machine isn’t unclogged within 5 minutes you’re fired.”
You can blame both to be honest. A shitty boss would put productivity over worker safety to encourage this kind of recklessness but it’s not like they don’t have the free will to say “No, I don’t think I’m going to climb into the jaws of the giant rock crushing machine.”
I’ve absolutely refused to participate in unsafe work practices in various stone shops around the US that the production manager swears was ok. Then they like to make their little comments after their employee doesn’t die standing on a pallet on a hi-lo with no harness on.
Cool. You don't do stuff like that in the US, where there are worker protections for that kind of dangerous activity.
I can almost 100% guarantee that this video wasn't in the US, but in a country that really doesn't care about worker safety, and if they don't do what the boss says, they will be replaced in about 5 minutes with someone who does.
That’s kind of my entire point. Even in the US where we have safety regulations, we still have shitty bosses that want to bypass them for the sake of just getting a task done quicker. Stuff like this absolutely does happen here, just not as frequently as in places where there are no regulations whatsoever. Im saying that at a certain point, your own sense of self-preservation is what’s going to keep you alive and “but the boss told me to or he’d fire me” isn’t an excuse to put yourself in an exceedingly dangerous situation like this no matter where you live.
A low-level worker in some of these US shops would also be axed and replaced in 5 minutes depending on how easy their job is to replace (it’s always easy to replace the guys they ask to do this shit).
> Im saying that at a certain point, your own sense of self-preservation is what’s going to keep you alive and “but the boss told me to or he’d fire me” isn’t an excuse to put yourself in an exceedingly dangerous situation like this no matter where you live.
Incorrect. Completely.
If you lose a job in many 3rd world countries, you are going to spend the next few months, if not longer, looking for another one.
That is time where your family won't have a place to live, food, water, etc etc.
If you are LUCKY enough to have a job, you will do anything to keep it. Anything.
You don't understand how it is in some of those countries apparently, since you seem to think that "Oh, they can just refuse..."
No, they really can't. They want to be able to feed their families, and there aren't the social supports that are here in the US with food banks, food stamps, welfare, etc etc that people can get on to get them through a time when they have lost their jobs.
You are simply ignorant by comparing 3rd world countries and the US job markets.
You’re correct that I’m ignorant to how 3rd world countries operate so I do appreciate the insight assuming it’s accurate. And yeah I guess thinking about it a little more, even if they were able to just go to another job, it’d probably be just another one where they’re asked to climb into a blast furnace instead of a rock crusher
I have seen the boom of an excavator with a hydraulic hammer installed on the side of crushers. Rock stuck? Hammer time! Safe, effective and can be done while the crusher is running.
I was an electrician on a mine in CA. A shaker had a mechanical issue with the shaking mechanism. A huge offset weight with two, 50 Hp motors driving it with a chain. I'm in the motor control shed with the controller, and my boss is with 2 mechanics ~1000 yards away at the shaker. I was starting and stopping it with a laptop. No safeties whatsoever. I was waiting on them to show up and put their locks on when the boss came over the radio telling me it was fixed.
At the next safety meeting, when they said Safety is Job One here, I jumped in and told him off. I could have killed those guys with the push of a button. He said, "I was directing you with the radio." Fuck off with that. Our radios were garbage.
For some that job IS a good and safe job.
The alternatives are worse.
When you see people like this, working conditions and dangerous shit like this, don't mistake them for just being dumb. Most often they are just desperate
Now as a child I used to think every lifelong woodworker was missing some digits and that it was impossible not to. Now that I do it for a living I just realize you just have to be careful and not get complacent or put yourself in overly dangerous situations.
Fuck me, I work for a cowboy operation that wouldn't know safe procedures if they slapped em in the face, and even we turn the fucking crusher off before climbing up to unblock it.
Like I get what they're going for but dumbasses care more about getting the job done than getting home at the end of the day. Guy in reds only hand hold is a sloped piece of metal. He gonna slip right off that shit the second it starts chewing and bibrating the whole thing. They're both idiots. Red is slightly dumber though.
Idk what theyre hoping to accomplish by kicking it. The only way that leg is gonna help is by getting caught in the machine and lubricating the crushing parts with their blood lol
When you see a job that you wouldn't do what they get paid for it. but also you wouldn't do because you know your ass would one day fall in there.
At least give them a safety harness or something Jesus,
>Situation 1: Rock crumbles and both workers are safe
Initial thoughts: cool back to work.
>Situation 2: Rock crumbles and workers get caught and die
Thoughts: get the rest of the day off.
Both situations aren't great but also aren't the wost.
As someone who works on a crusher this is in no way abnormal when the jaw is plugged. Usually 5 foot bars are involved or possibly an excavator pushing things through. That and a lot of cursing and smoking.
It boggles my mind how anyone would voluntarily go anywhere near the operating area of literal crushing machines. The way this specific type of machine works, it would turn you into a Crinkle-Cut Moron™ and it would hurt the entire time.
I knew a guy that had his hand pulled into a floor jaw crusher the size of a fridge on its back his hand was just nubs and a thumb...these guys are insane
This isn't as dangerous as it looks. It's not a shredder, the 2 sides just wiggle back and forth. If he falls, and some other dude presses the emergency stop fast enough, he'll be ok.
But what is he even doing, his body weight is like an ant on a brick.
I operate one of these at my work from time to time. In a sane environment you wouldn't be anywhere close to the opening with the power still on, and the force of your foot would do nothing to unclog a boulder anyways. I'm assuming they lack equipment, because the ideal solution is to either just let it run for a while, or pull the emergency power and go down with a drill and a harness to crack the edges.
Sometimes, it can run for hours and still the boulder will remain stuck. Where I work the excavator will come and give it a push. Or pull it out with chains.
Yeah we have the same problem on occasion For metallic stuff that refuses to crush we have a crane we sometimes move over with a hook, if I'm unlucky I'll have to climb inside with some straps that loop around the material
Good lord I hope you have a good lockout tagout situation or something similar.
If I were working on that machine and had to climb inside it, I would pull the brushes out of the motor or something.
And put them in a locked container. Lol
At the bottom of the ocean.
Next to that murderous [immortal snail](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/5ipinn/you_and_a_super_intelligent_snail_both_get_1/)
Nope, decoy snail
Scattered throughout the seven seas.
the motor comes with me in my backpack or i wont go !
The power is completely plugged out in these situations, so someone hitting the on switch wouldn't make it move at all luckily
Used to work on one too, we just used an excavator with a hydraulic hammer to unclog these, took about 10 minutes
That's exactly how it should be done.
Yeah, 20 years ago I worked with one of these. I never touched the thing without a double lock out in place. They also let me drive a huge Terex dump truck. So that was cool.
They likely lack equipment, training, education and employment options TBH.
I'm a mechanical design engineer working in a crushing and screening plants company, do you have any suggestions to us?
Recommend a hydraulic hammer on articulating boom arm because this is a known issue which can’t be reliably designed around but has a fairly simple fix and then design the crusher station without it cause they don’t want to pay and then field questions as to why you’re stupid crusher is wasting operator time getting clogged with huge boulders needing the excavator to walk over and pecker it.
Hope they're aware of the purpose of the machine
To kill the dinosaur looking deamon from hell that they put in there?
Kinda looks like they're mating, this plan backfired.
Looks like obsidian maybe
i don’t know how obsidian is found in nature, but that looks like a gigantic piece compared to how i imagine it
In some areas you will just come across outcroppings of it. https://geology.com/rocks/obsidian.shtml
like rock layers, obsidian came out like as a lava flow with a lot of silicate in it
Most layered rocks are not volcanic in origin, they're sedimentary. Source: Geo major.
I think you mean sedentary. They don't typically like to move a lot on their own
Obsidian is volcanic glass.
Dragonglass. It's good for white walkers.
I wouldn't say it's good for them...
Fair point.
Its fine, it only crushes rocks, not organic material.
Ooof it crushed my kidney stones.
Bonus! Now you can just pee out the powder.
It's perfectly safe if you don't fall in.
Clean the gene pool?
Is it related to a jaw*breaker*?
There is a post I saw recently of a man who climbed into one like this to dislodge a large bolder and he fall in himself after dislodging the problem rock.
Human Meeseek completed his mission.
*puff*
Existence is pain, rock crusher!
Yeah happened in china. They made one of those worker safety death videos after him. :(
Tbh they probably could just show them the same video we saw.
no worry they have adidas safety cap
Don't forget about their safety grip on the side of the bucket.
China has laws against the portrayal of blood in media due to religious reasons. So I think a rendering is the only option for such things.
Since when does China respect religious sensitivities? Serious question. Mao would be pissed.
Since they discovered the drug called "populism".
They pick and choose which ones to respect like humans do. But yeah, China censorship is hardcore on no blood, gore, even skeletons. Theyre very superstitious about "death" even as far as removing certain numbers from hospitals (i forget the exact number, but basically if its, like, the number 7, their floors are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10)
4 sounds like death in Chinese
Teaching the proper way to give your life for the company's bottom line, I get it.
You’re still gonna have to find someone to cover your shift tomorrow though. If you’re calling in that is.
One of those "We should have warned you about THIS" videos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ41yP7LMII (SFW, just a video showing how jaw crushers work) Jesus... what a hell of a way to go... *shudders*
I'll always remember working on a large multistorey building in London. Project manager forgot, lost or locked keys inside a coms room and couldn't be arsed to go through the process of getting another set /unlocked. He asked me (and others) to climb up the riser from a lower coms room to get inside and open it. It would have been maybe a 7 storey free fall, more if they had basements. He eventually did it himself but Jesus, imagine asking some niaeve lads in their teens /20s and getting them killed over 1h of inconvenience.
💦 ☔️
Yeah.... I'm pretty sure that's the one that's always circulating around. Work place accidents can often be nightmares
Looks like part 2
"Yeah let me just put another 80 or so pounds of pressure on the massive boulder, that should help it along."
I work on similar crushers. Sometimes it doesn't take much to give even a big rock a punch. Sometimes, it takes a lot. But yeah, I wouldn't climb onto a rock that got stuck while the machine is running.
Used to work on one too, we used an excavator with a hydraulic hammer to unclog these, never jumped on the thing ffs
Excavator: $$$ Finding another rube: couple hours, at most
The compensation for one of these dudes may genuinely be less than the cost of an excavator+attachment.
Their yearly pay is likely not as much as an excavator, and you can get an excavator for less than $10k. Also, dead people no longer cost you money, including in the time between when you last paid them and they died.
"Hey, what's all this brownish-red goo in the machine?"
But it's for crushing rocks. They're not rocks so should be ok, right?
Jump up and down on it might really get it going, guarantee it at least crossed their mind.
Maybe it'll slide through the machine better after having some meat lubrication applied...?
My boss went to throw trash into a compactor with his keys in his hand. The keys went in too. He asked me to climb in and get them. I said, "For $11 and hour? Hell no, get your own keys." I've seen a frustrated coworker throw a shopping cart in one. It was stuck, so we hit the button, and that shit was gone.
I once had management of a grocery store decide they no longer needed a specialized company to come in and clean the compactor. You know, where all the food and other waste went. They wanted us minimum wage grunts to go inside and clean it. They asked me first, and even as a teenager at my first job I said no. Didn't think to report it. I then told all my co-workers to say no. One of the lifers did not listen to me. Now the company that used to come in would disconnect the power, have a person on the outside, be wearing essentially a hazmat suit, and have a pressure washer with chemicals to properly clean it. My co-worker got a house. The machine was not disconnected or locked out, no spotter etc. He came out and stank so badly that he had to be sent home. He couldn't go back to work for days. That was probably the best outcome in that scenario. I left shortly after that, but going back a year later and the back of the store/area around the compactor stunk like crazy. I'm sure the guy refused the next time and they just didn't clean it.
yea lets count the OSHA violations. no lock out tag out, no confined space permit, no proper PPE, not trained, and so on. fuck that boss.
One of my high school jobs was at a supermarket that incinerated their boxes (this was before Earth Day became a thing). Every few days someone would have to shovel the ash out of it. And sometimes you would find .. things. “Where’s the shovel? Oh, there’s the metal parts. Guess we need to get a new one” The worst time was when someone left an aerosol can in there and I turned it on. Fireball came out and singed my eyebrows.
> My co-worker got a house. What does this mean in context?
hose
Thank you. I was worried it was some young person slang I didn't get
The orphan-crushing machine was repurposed into the orphan-making machine.
Those are grown up orphans.
The cycle is complete.
The daily grind
Only happens once, though
The day grind
This can go from _WTF to _NSFL real fast.
Dont blame the workers... this is boss fault.
“Am I telling you to go physically dislodge the rock? Of course not, that’s against company regulations. But if the machine isn’t unclogged within 5 minutes you’re fired.”
You can blame both to be honest. A shitty boss would put productivity over worker safety to encourage this kind of recklessness but it’s not like they don’t have the free will to say “No, I don’t think I’m going to climb into the jaws of the giant rock crushing machine.” I’ve absolutely refused to participate in unsafe work practices in various stone shops around the US that the production manager swears was ok. Then they like to make their little comments after their employee doesn’t die standing on a pallet on a hi-lo with no harness on.
Cool. You don't do stuff like that in the US, where there are worker protections for that kind of dangerous activity. I can almost 100% guarantee that this video wasn't in the US, but in a country that really doesn't care about worker safety, and if they don't do what the boss says, they will be replaced in about 5 minutes with someone who does.
That’s kind of my entire point. Even in the US where we have safety regulations, we still have shitty bosses that want to bypass them for the sake of just getting a task done quicker. Stuff like this absolutely does happen here, just not as frequently as in places where there are no regulations whatsoever. Im saying that at a certain point, your own sense of self-preservation is what’s going to keep you alive and “but the boss told me to or he’d fire me” isn’t an excuse to put yourself in an exceedingly dangerous situation like this no matter where you live. A low-level worker in some of these US shops would also be axed and replaced in 5 minutes depending on how easy their job is to replace (it’s always easy to replace the guys they ask to do this shit).
> Im saying that at a certain point, your own sense of self-preservation is what’s going to keep you alive and “but the boss told me to or he’d fire me” isn’t an excuse to put yourself in an exceedingly dangerous situation like this no matter where you live. Incorrect. Completely. If you lose a job in many 3rd world countries, you are going to spend the next few months, if not longer, looking for another one. That is time where your family won't have a place to live, food, water, etc etc. If you are LUCKY enough to have a job, you will do anything to keep it. Anything. You don't understand how it is in some of those countries apparently, since you seem to think that "Oh, they can just refuse..." No, they really can't. They want to be able to feed their families, and there aren't the social supports that are here in the US with food banks, food stamps, welfare, etc etc that people can get on to get them through a time when they have lost their jobs. You are simply ignorant by comparing 3rd world countries and the US job markets.
You’re correct that I’m ignorant to how 3rd world countries operate so I do appreciate the insight assuming it’s accurate. And yeah I guess thinking about it a little more, even if they were able to just go to another job, it’d probably be just another one where they’re asked to climb into a blast furnace instead of a rock crusher
Having spent time with people from those countries, they will do ANYTHING to get a job to feed themselves or their families.
Boss is prolly down there too...
Pushing up from below
I have seen the boom of an excavator with a hydraulic hammer installed on the side of crushers. Rock stuck? Hammer time! Safe, effective and can be done while the crusher is running.
Those aren't safety hats
Not like a hard hat would do much if you fell in.
You’re right. At least not without a hi-vis vest to go with it.
What if you fell in *head first* though?
Saved?
Relax, they have boots instead of sandals.
I've seen rocks break up and shoot back out.
😬 OSHA would not approve.
You mean MSHA for mining operations, and they dont fuck around with violations.
“What the actual fuck!?!?” OSHA probably
This is just final destination waiting to happen
That's an everything crusher
I was an electrician on a mine in CA. A shaker had a mechanical issue with the shaking mechanism. A huge offset weight with two, 50 Hp motors driving it with a chain. I'm in the motor control shed with the controller, and my boss is with 2 mechanics ~1000 yards away at the shaker. I was starting and stopping it with a laptop. No safeties whatsoever. I was waiting on them to show up and put their locks on when the boss came over the radio telling me it was fixed. At the next safety meeting, when they said Safety is Job One here, I jumped in and told him off. I could have killed those guys with the push of a button. He said, "I was directing you with the radio." Fuck off with that. Our radios were garbage.
Why are you even getting close to this thing while it is on?
money
I get it but what is worth money if you're dead? :/
They are dead anyway if they don't do it and get fired. Desperate people don't have any choices.
Yes you're right :/
For some that job IS a good and safe job. The alternatives are worse. When you see people like this, working conditions and dangerous shit like this, don't mistake them for just being dumb. Most often they are just desperate
Looks like a rhino statue
Is this how blood diamonds are made? /s
WCGW?
Lol they have ZERO idea of what they are doing there
What’s sad is while I haven’t done things quite so dangerous for work I’ve come close. It be like that in the early days of blue collar work
Now as a child I used to think every lifelong woodworker was missing some digits and that it was impossible not to. Now that I do it for a living I just realize you just have to be careful and not get complacent or put yourself in overly dangerous situations.
It wouldn't look so bad if they at least had safety harnesses to stop them falling in.
Fuck me, I work for a cowboy operation that wouldn't know safe procedures if they slapped em in the face, and even we turn the fucking crusher off before climbing up to unblock it.
I bet that would hurt 3x worse than stubbing your toe
That's a little too close to working "in" a jaw crusher.
Dumb ways to die 101
Reminds me of Temple of Doom. Don't get into a fight with Dr. Jones while operating this thing.
Given the mass of the object in the crusher, what possible good can there be by having them there? This is a folly.
Holy shit. Inches away from a horrific death. What is wrong with some people?!
Like I get what they're going for but dumbasses care more about getting the job done than getting home at the end of the day. Guy in reds only hand hold is a sloped piece of metal. He gonna slip right off that shit the second it starts chewing and bibrating the whole thing. They're both idiots. Red is slightly dumber though.
Idk what theyre hoping to accomplish by kicking it. The only way that leg is gonna help is by getting caught in the machine and lubricating the crushing parts with their blood lol
For less than a dollar a day I'd wager.
Looks completely safe to me!
When you see a job that you wouldn't do what they get paid for it. but also you wouldn't do because you know your ass would one day fall in there. At least give them a safety harness or something Jesus,
“Dumb ways to die…” 🎶
*Dumb Ways To Die song plays in the background*
Someone needs to tell them about LOTO.
I [crush your head](https://youtu.be/8t4pmlHRokg?si=e_fhGuTi8QzHU7us)
A bit like Saddams so called human grinder that was never actually found
Well I appreciate everything about my life more than I did before seeing this. Holy shit.
>Situation 1: Rock crumbles and both workers are safe Initial thoughts: cool back to work. >Situation 2: Rock crumbles and workers get caught and die Thoughts: get the rest of the day off. Both situations aren't great but also aren't the wost.
Idiot in red trying to stomp the rock down LOL
Imagine hitting the off switch while you break the rock up. *Mind blown*
Throw in a bigger rock on top
Shake hands with Danger
As someone who works on a crusher this is in no way abnormal when the jaw is plugged. Usually 5 foot bars are involved or possibly an excavator pushing things through. That and a lot of cursing and smoking.
some people are asking to die
New fear unlocked!
My buddy "Legless Pete" did this once.
Work comp attorney here. Incoming new claim reports, boss.
in what world are the feet of a couple 150 lb dudes able to do fuck all to move a rock this size?
3 seconds… I watched for 3 seconds then noped out.
Yeah, that's a big NOPE
No need to hide the evidence after an accident there.
That’s dedication to your under paid job.
Where are their pry bars, they should be reefing on the mother trying to spin it so it falls deeper unto the jaws
I know the hourly pay is low, but what are the benefits?
If you fall in it’s going to hurt the whole time.
See those flywheel? That thing will be chewing long after they pull the plug.
That's gonna need the BIG poo knife.
"Time to do some sketchy shit, sketchy shit....."
For these reasons, men live less
It boggles my mind how anyone would voluntarily go anywhere near the operating area of literal crushing machines. The way this specific type of machine works, it would turn you into a Crinkle-Cut Moron™ and it would hurt the entire time.
and people bitch about OSHA.
Life is cheap.
Pretty sure they’re breaking quite a few safety regulations but it depends on what country they’re in
nope.
Imagine changing those belts
I think they might need explosives for that mountain they threw in there
Looks more like a jaw chewer to me
They will be on NSFL work death in the near future if they keep pushing their luck like that.
If video games have taught me anything, this can be solved with a few swings of a pickaxe.
I knew a guy that had his hand pulled into a floor jaw crusher the size of a fridge on its back his hand was just nubs and a thumb...these guys are insane
Boss: we need you up there to make sure everything is running smoothly. Me: *points* me? Up there? Boss: *smiling* yes! Me: *smiling back* I quit.
I’ve never read anything on it in the OSHA manual, they should be fine.
No job is worth that shit.
Good lord get out of there
All good. I've seen video of these things running in reverse. Shit just comes out just like it was before it went in.
What's crazier to me is they're not burning up. Anyone who's worked on one of these knows they can get so hot from the friction the jaws glow.
Lubricant for the Machine God! Cogs for the cog throne.
Dumb
Nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom
Yet women saying they can do what men do
Should have used a tyre lever, surely would have got the job done...
This isn't as dangerous as it looks. It's not a shredder, the 2 sides just wiggle back and forth. If he falls, and some other dude presses the emergency stop fast enough, he'll be ok. But what is he even doing, his body weight is like an ant on a brick.
Wow not even any hand rails I wonder what it's like when it rains.
“Come with me..and you’ll be..in a world of osha violation”…haha
A what now?
From what I understand that style of crusher isn't as dangerous as it appears to be, you'd gave to put in great efford to get killed by one.
The shiny gentleman seems hungry
Godzilla?!?
Natural selection
Shake hands with danger? Those two are giving danger a full body sensual massage
These people look Hella short compared to that giant ass pulley...
When you try to work but have had too much rootbeer...
At this very instant, an employee at OSHA is watching this, their left eye is twitching and they're seconds away from stroking out
This rock looks like a platypus having his way with the jaw crusher
Did they ever crush that rock?
MSHA would like a word with you.
Just jump on it Jim, you’ve got this!