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On October 12, 2018, all civil engineering work for my FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) house connection in Zorneding (Germany nearby Munich) was completely completed by Deutsche Glasfaser (German Communictions Network Operator) within just three hours. It all started at around 7 : 30 a.m. with a small opening of the sidewalk and the sidewalk in front of our house wall. In between, another narrow floor opening had to be dug in the carport so that the ground displacement hammer - also known as the "earth rocket" - could be "redirected" to the location of the glass fiber conduit that I wanted at the house entry point I wanted. The company "BaYYern Bau" from Hohenwart (Bavaria, Germany) was commissioned to do this work.
As you can see in my compilation from numerous video sequences that I spontaneously shot this morning, everything went very quickly, because at 10 : 40 a.m. the construction work was almost completely completed. Fortunately, this earthwork for my house connection was done at no additional cost, because in Zorneding, as part of a bundling of demand up to February 2017, we managed to get 40 percent of the households in the Zorneding municipality to have a contract with Deutsche Glasfaser. And after the project was carried out by Deutsche Glasfaser as a "self-construction" project, neither the municipality of Zorneding nor the Free State of Bavaria had to pay any grants as part of broadband expansion funding programs.
The video consists of the following sections:
00:00 Welcome, current work
00:27 What is a earth rocket?
01:25 Earth rocket arrives
01:42 This is what the earth rocket head looks like
02:14 Positioning of the earth rocket for drilling
03:06 Empty pipe is pushed into the borehole
03:20 Earth rocket arrives at the second hole
04:00 Empty pipe inserted
04:33 Drilling through the house wall
05:12 Alignment tape in the dug hole
05:55 Empty pipe in the house
06:43 Restoration of the hole in the house wall
07:13 Last work on the road outside