Atlas Copco presents: Bang on Success for the SmartRig

[chadrolling]

wow never seen inside the cab what a electronic pc offshit wonder what some off that shit would costto repair

[chadrolling]

these drills i watched one drill in a quarry i was actully impessed 3 ftpm but like alotta you say times the key and i dont hink this electronic crap on these drills willl hold up im a big Fan off the Gardnier Denver BV3500s there old but reliable and youcn fix them without callin ne off those computer technitions in for 5 grand its a fucking ripp off some stupid sensor messes up on u and ur down i donno but i wont trustem i was impressed but everything work good whn its new

[Mrultradrill1]

Ulf Jonsson your helemet is too big for your head unless you think something is going to come crashing down on you or is it because your brain washed by Atlas Copco into believing that their technology is superior. Bullshit! I'll take them on anywhere, anytime, anyplace without all those gadgets. How much did Atlas Copco pay you to make such ridiculous statements about their drills. I wouldn't take one from them if they gave it to me for nothing. I'd walk it right over the edge of the blast. LOL

[Mrultradrill1]

He talks about not needing to clear the snow but in the video all the snow is cleared away from the blast! This operator's helmet is to "BIG" for his head or is it that he needs a "BIG" helmet because Atlas Copco has "FILLED" his head with bullshit.

Working on a snowy surface is that "SAFE". You talk about the hole navigation system at the top of the bench but if you want my attention drop me a 125 foot or more hole with pin point accuracy at an extremely high rate of penetration then we'll talk

[Mrultradrill1]

Here is another typical dramatic video on Atlas Copco drills. How much of these nonsense claims does the industry need to hear from you guys. To begin with your drills are not even reliable nor are they fast. Is that why after 5 years they "ALL" fall apart because they are junk to begin with and I have "SEEN" with my own "EYES" in quarry graveyards your units "PARKED" in favor of contract drilling because it is more economical. And I'm telling you that from a tremendous background in the rock.

[Urdisposable]

Those blasting results at 00:17 look good but prove it on a 100+ foot bench!

[Urdisposable]

Atlas Copco drills suck because Robert Fassl has not improved them. Atlas Copco at the miming show in Vegas demonstrated to me how arrogant they are and at the same time they suck cock.

[Urdisposable]

This operator is being told what to say by Atlas Copco cause he is an inexperience driller.

He does not have what it takes to be an operator. Without Copco he is nothing.

[muslim4321]

This operator is not impressing me with his abilities. He has been told by Atlas Copco what to say because he's just a regular driller. You need to talk a better story than that one to impress me in the rock. I would like to see just how well that unit operates at -40. Let's see all that electronic junk work then.

[muslim4321]

Your comment at 1:22 indicates to me that your nothing but a "PUSH BUTTON" driller. Instead relying on some electronic mapping for the blast but what I would like to know is how to the holes line up with the bottom. Is there deviation?

At what level does deviation occur. I doubt this unit can drill 100' deep without drilling crooked holes. I'll bet the farm on that one.

[muslim4321]

This is another person who has been suckered

into purchasing a Copco drill because he thinks that these electrical features are impressive when in fact he has to deal with all these wiring harnesses causing him downtime. Keep it simple, fast and effective. That's the key to avoiding downtime. I am not impressed that Copco would consider this an advancement. You need "DEEP" pockets to keep a Copco drill working as well as a dependable rock drilling contractor for emergency backup.