Drilling a round

Dublin Core

Title

Drilling a round

Subject

Industrial facilities-Washington-Stevens; Mining-Washington-Chewelah; Quarrying-Washington-Stevens;

Original Description

1965.30.032; Drilling a round in an underground stope. Machine is called a stoper. The leg at rear of machine is activated by compressed air and provides constant pressure to the drill bit. Water was circulated through the small hose, forced through the hollow steel into the hole to prevent dust. Operating the drill is Herbert Seubert and mucking is Jake Tomsha.

Contributor

Chewelah Museum

Rights

http://crossroadsarchive.org/rights/chewelah-museum

Type

Still image

Identifier

http://crossroadsarchive.net/upload/scpa00100119086.JPG

Still Image Item Type Metadata

People

Seubert, Herbert; Tomsha, Jake;

Files

http://crossroadsarchive.net/upload/scpa00100119086.JPG

Collection

Citation

“Drilling a round,” Crossroads Archive, accessed October 21, 2026, https://crossroadsarchive.net/items/show/9094.

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