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Hazard Tree Blasting
May 15, 2008
12:21 PM
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I could never imagine that somebody was specialized in blowing up trees Surprised

here in Finland they are so thin, so tree huggers can grab one tree each! :mad:
maybe you could come here to Finland and blow up tree huggers? no harm done if the tree falls also! :D:D

post some pictures or video to youtube!!!

May 14, 2008
2:53 PM
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I am a US Forest Service blaster and explosives trainer for the government.
We use explosives in construction, occasionally in demolition, and in
several nonconventional ways.

Forest Service blasters routinely blast hazard trees that are too dangerous
to cut with a chain saw. We surface load trees with watergels or emulsions
using a powder factor of about W = D

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