BACKYARD BUNKER PART 7 - WHAT DID IT COST?!
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Props for being upfront about the cost of this project and not just ignoring the hours the team put into it.
Yeah, but i am wandering about having proper end caps, having it one piece long from the start, and having the crane from the start, that would reduce costs total... And wandering if Linus would be open to build his own bunker that is built a bit more, like 3x this one, having "secret tunnels" connections between them, and having secret exit shaft's and actually having it armored and shielded from radiation and acid/radioactive rain.
It's crazy to think that the cost of all those manhours is about the same as the cost of the tube. I wouldn't have guess that intuitively
@@GerblerMhis assessment of labor cost was at $25/hr but that’s general labor costs and very low. something as specialized as a welder would command far more than that. I think true cost of labor would be much higher.
I was thinking the same. Love his transparency with the entire project.
@@Narinjas I agree. wonder how much it extra it would cost to have those extra protections in place (not so much the 3x bigger and secret tunnels or anything). but having a true bunker more than a man cave.
I think you need to build a greenhouse on the surface as a disguise for the entrance shafts. The air circulation equipment would blend into the greenhouse easily.
I think putting it on YT has ruined any sort of hiding.
@@Robert-cu9bm the point isn't hiding it from the KZhead stalkers, it's hiding it from the roaming bands of wasteland scavengers😂 They can come and pick through the ruins of the greenhouse without noticing that the ruined passive geothermal heating ducts are actually bunker vents... Of course, they will steal the solar panels😂
Dude perfect idea
This requires wife approval
Do it!
When do we get part 8!?!
I have a similar but smaller bunker, 8'x27' 10,000 gallon tank buried about 1999. I've spent several tornado and hurricane warning nights and days there. Once hit by lightning while inside it was a loud bang but I was safe not touching any metal. I can't wait to see this finished as mine so far is just temporary shelter from storms. My best advice from experience is constantly maintain ventilation and low humidity. Mold ruins wood quickly and rust never sleeps.
I love how your so transparent about this whole thing. Not a lot of youtubers do this. Thank you for the time and effort you put into everyone of your videos.
His what?
He said it and he is a master of words and build it for free :)
he also forgot to mention this is all a tax write off because he's filming it for content.
@@teebu and didn't account for the worker salary (he only included the excavtor/telehandler labor)...Anybody doing this themselves would be in for $120 -$150k for welders/fabricators etc
I'm hooked on this! Can't wait to see it finished. I've always said that if I had the money, I'd build my entire house underground like this.
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Welcome David! What Zack is doing is very cool! I would have done it very differently, concrete and rebar is a lot less expensive, easier to element/water-proof and a LOT less expensive. But Zack's way of doing it is VERY fascinating!
Hello, I am a fan I am thinking about porting petcii robots to the ti-84 plus ce which has an ez80. This would be a large under taking.
Given the cost of housing right now it may well be the most cost effective way to do it lol.
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Where is part 8😢😢
Soon
Right!!!
@@JerryRigEverythingyay
Omg that's amazing, definitely utilize the under floor space, storage, you can hold a ton of water under there. Just get some type of water containment system, or make some type of system to fit under the floor. You Can also get rain water to run down in the system.
I always enjoy when these American youtubers actually take into account that the rest of the world uses metric. I think this shouldn’t be remarkable but it is, and I think all of us outside of the US appreciate it! Thanks!
Nah we use both exclusively now.
I appreciate it as an American.... we are morons for not using it. but ya 'Murica! or whatever
That's not even true lol No one in Canada use's a metric tape measure for the last 20+ years. It's mostly found in things like caterpillar blueprints and vehicles that also come from the US.
@@BrianRox You lot use KPH. And don't try to squirm about you stated a tape, as the video also converted lbs to metric, and this post was about metric in general.
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To have Colin and JerryRig´s projects both happen at the same time is just amazing
I love the difference between the 2 projects. JerryRig's is done loud and proud while Colin's is done very discreetly.
Furzes mining company has been operating for at least a year. I imagine it's quite hard to make a bunker video without doing at the same time as Collin.
Nope.
I would say concerning, why everyone started building bunkers, together with Zuckerberg
amazing or coincidence? im sure they know something is coming….
Note on bunkers: you will be amazed what glue from pressed board smells like on a recirculating air system for months or years. Then you will understand why we don't use it un pro bunkers at the state level. Plus it falls apart and hard to replace when you are locked in. Foot traffic 16+ hours a day for 1 year and your filters and floor are hurting.
My bunker that I am building has cost a small fraction of that. You are realistically $150,000 in and you have two pipes in the ground. Holy crap this is going to be a $300,000 bunker. Around $500,000 in Australia would be nice to be able to throw that sort of coin at a project. Well done.
"Daaaale Digs Down uuuunder. I'm diggin under me shed" perpetually resides in a readily accessible corner of my brain at all times.
Just a suggestion, but consider venting the bunker for a few weeks. That osb plywood will off gas glue fumes and even formaldehyde. It's normal in a house because they're well ventilated during construction but inside the bunker is far more contained.
Also, he was cutting it without any type of mask... where you can literally see the fine dust particles flying everywhere (07:10, look at the light). Crazy from a smart guy like him...
@@grogu6837 did you ask me my area of expertise, keyboard warrior?
@@alejandroperez5368 How to say you've never used a tool for any period of time without saying it. Fear everything or live life I choose to live, because the reality is everything you do can cause you permanent harm. This safety culture where Im happy it exist, it is also getting out of hand. This is also someone who isn't exposed to this EVERYDAY. If you were in this scenario for hours, day after day, year after year. Id probably start to agree with you more. But, hes not
@@MrFriday83 Actually, one of the things I do is operate a CNC router. While I agree that it is documented that long-term exposure to fine wood increases the chances to develop lung-related illnesses, you can't act all brave just because it was only for one day. Are you sure the relatively small amount he inhaled won't cause problems in the very long term? Also, he's a KZheadr with millions of subscribers, so he should set an example on personal work safety, especially for the sloppy ones like you.
@@MrFriday83i work with tools regularly and i try to use PPE everytime, it wont costs nothing about time and can change ur life
We definitely need Colin to come out and see the bunker. So glad you mentioned his channel, that dude's bunker project 1 & 2 is insane.
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I think Jerry and Colin would get on just fine. Completely different characters but engineering, hard work and a sense of enjoying life to the max would bring them together!
The shine on your head, and the smile on your face is priceless. You seem pretty happy with the buried built tubes. Hopefully you will get into it in time. 1ook coffin sounds quite pricey.
Transparency is what I admire the most in Jerry's videos. Cost details so everyone can have a better estimations in advance rather an excited disastrous ending.
8:26 - Great to see Zack and Jerry collaborating again, I was worried that they'd never team up again after the whole mountain incident.
What happened?
what mountain incident?
I think it was lock picking lawyer
I don’t get it
Pls explain!! someone pls!!
Jerry is the prime example of a man living a fun life
Bro is preparing for something
@@controversial_7a bunker with an elevator is completely just for the peace of mind and tornado protection. But otherwise is completely unnecessary and overkill for every day life.
his name is actually Zack 😁
@@Playingwithproxies if they ever have kids, the bunker will be the best space for playing hide and seek lol
@@mironty i know that but jerry is his alpha self😂
Dig a borewell next to it And a water pump , it will always pump water inside the whenever needed . Extra solar panels inside the bunker ,if above solar broken (if you are using solar energy) you can replace it , Need some Oxygen cylinders inside the bunker might be useful Fire extinguisher And surveillance camera around it
I gotta admit I love this project. The idea of having your own bunker is so appealing.
So glad you mentioned Furze. He is doing a great job on his, too, so it is fun to see a second person making one, though in a much different way.
4th guy I've watched. Seems to be a popular topic with KZhead money to burn.
You should take the same concept as you did with your floor system and create a small “ceiling” and use that upper cavity for water storage. You’d get the benefit of being able to gravity feed your sinks in a power outage.
And a sprinkler system in case of fire when unoccupied.
This is a GREAT idea, but the execution is very difficult to get it right. You don't want any dead spots where water gets trapped or stagnant. Bacteria will become an issue, and even worse is a mould outbreak. Especially if they seep into the floorboards/ceiling, since Black Mould loves those materials. Thanks Zack for being open and looking at comments and listening to feedback. We're here to help. I think "Jerry" should just keep this simple. This is NOT a bomb shelter or doomsday cabin. This is a pretty chill man-cave, or a spare bedroom for guests, and kids. Staying true to this fact will mean his overall build will be quicker, cheaper, and more practical.
He doesn't need to make a ceiling he just can mount some plastic tanks up there. He also can store chlorinated water there to mitigate mold and bacteria. And clean the water with basic activated carbon filter if needed to consume it.
@@nomars4827 dude’s installing a 90 inch TV in his bunker. He’s not just gonna hang random exposed water tanks from the ceiling 😂
just binged everything up till now (totally not whilst i should have been working) looking forward to seeing more
When will you upload other updates about the bunker? 🤞🏼
If you'll keep fans running in the summer time, when temperature outside is higher than inside the bunker, a lot of water will condense on bunker's walls. One of the possible ways out of this is spray foam insulation.
Better not import heat or cold at all and just use the right ventilation system.
A subscription based mattress is dumb and shilling garbage like this makes you less credible.
Plus you'll end up piping cold air into the environment causing more climate change
Probably not as much as in other places, it’s extremely dry in Utah. Typical humidity is around 20-30%
@@ban80you forgot the part where his "doomsday plan" runs on solar panels and batteries that need to be attended to. A fire hazard underground in a small space, no backup for power(he literally cannot do it now since he didn't plan correctly to have a fuel generator; space, fuel itself, safety. He would need to give up a lot of space to have a backup) What could go wrong?😂 *Buy a jar of dirt*
Very cool to shoutout to Colin and what he's doing. Keep the content here coming and thanks for keeping track of the "rough" cost, very interesting.
Wow... Jerry I watched from the First Episode to the seventh episode - I cant wait to watch the final completion with elevator and interior design. You have really done great with this project. I hope to build a bunker someday soon and would probably need your help having watched the movie LEAVING THE WORLD BEHIND today.
What a great person and family man to have the forward thinking to create safety for his family. Awesome! 🤩
Best part for me was the honesty in the end, where you explained the cost being recouped by KZhead and merchandise revenue, which may not be applicable to anyone else in the viewing audience. You did a great job of keeping the project well documented and achieving the true goal of funding not a wheelchair. Wish you a great successful happy new year 2024🎉
I find myself still puzzling over how you plan to fit in all the essentials such as bedrooms, living room, kitchen, toilet, etc. However, I am eagerly awaiting to see how things will pan out, and I will be keeping an eye on the progress ahead. I wish you all the fortune and success in your endeavours regardless, Jerry!
It's gonna probably look like rv since its very long and not very wide. Making it easy to use on wheelchair is another problem.
small, thin, plywood or plasterboard walls.. And.. the camera angles from the inside doesn't do it much justice. All the shots from the inside make the space look smaller than it actually is.
It's bigger than most apartments in New York. I'm sure they'll do just fine.
I think he made a mistake permanently affixing the floor structure this early on. Sure you have tons of storage under there, but it isn't going to be much use if it's hard to put large things under there. For one, he's going to need probably several thousand gallons of water storage, both for clean and dirty water (maybe even a third for drinking water). He also needs to find a place for all of the batteries. It would probably be more beneficial to have them outside the living quarters (ie not under the floor) since they will give off a fair bit of heat. Maybe it will work out and it won't make it crazy hot in there... He also needs to figure out what to do with all of the wiring, waste removal, and air circulation. It would have been a lot easier to go ahead and bury all of the conduit prior to full coverage. Those solar panels (or in all actuality mains power from the grid) need to get in there somehow and have a place to mount in the case of the solar panels. Also, waste water is going to be a huge issue for them. Where is it going to go? The will need a lift pump of some sort, and unless they have a septic system, they will need to plumb that into the city sewer, which they probably won't be a huge fan of without significant permitting. They also need to work out ventilation and cooling for in the bunker. Heating is easy. It will always be heated as long as it is in use. People, batteries, and electricity use generate a lot of heat. Having a way to cool it is going to be important. There are some air "powered" geothermal options that may be of some use. However those will require a lot of underground piping which would have been a lot easier to do prior to filling the hole. Also, Where is the exhaust/ventilation system going to be. 2 box fans laying over the hole isn't a a long term solution. I only bring it up because that probably should have been addressed while the pipe was exposed. Probably would have been good to make redundancies for these systems, as in a situation where you need to use the bunker failure of life support isn't an option.
have you seen a tiny home? he's going to have 3-4 x the square footage available that any of those ditzs in their vans have. And that doesn't include being able to store almost everything under the floor.
great to see you acknowledge colin i am watching both series at the same time and both of you guys are so talented,
Just tuned in- I like what you are doing. Happy it is all working out for you. Good luck in the new year ✌️
5:06 I never understood this. Atlas bunkers also shows storing water under the floor. You have an excavator on site, a huge hole, put in a water storage tank outside the bunker and save the interior space for provisions. You could also have a pretank that the sump pumps into, then filter that into the main tank.
Atlas has that nice Swiss air filter that would have been a nice addition and they also have a way to keep the condensation out along with the over pressure blast valve
That would require making the hole massively bigger.
@@TheNicog1not really. It would go next to the bunker. And because the tanks would have a smaller height than the bunker, they don't need to sit at the same bottom depth, the sloped sides of the pit give plenty of room for water tanks next to the bunker with plenty of earth above them.
@@TheNicog1 5000 gal is only 140” Diameter x 92” Height. But you can get horizonal tanks, a 1000 H 63 in, W 60 in, D 102 in for instance and line several along main tube.
It's interesting to see how 2 KZheadrs are building their bunkers in different ways. Zac having the option of dig a hole and drop it in and Colin doing his 'Great Escape' version. I'm looking forward to seeing what Cody's Mars base will look like. 🧐👍
Hello. Would you please tell me who is this Colin and about his video
Look for Colin Furze on youtube. He has a lot of bunker building, secret tunnel, underground garage building videos
@@user-wo7rx2lb8s Colin Furze, he's been digging a bunker under his house for a few years now. He lives much closer to his neighbors and so getting digging equipment and stuff in was much harder so for a lot of it he has had to dig it out while underground
@@user-wo7rx2lb8s As said, Colin Furze, he did a bunker a few years ago and then during covid he started making tunnels around his property connecting the house/garage/bunker underground. really cool project.
This one is a bog standard bunker that you can actually buy already done. The only unique portion of it is the elevator. Colin’s is much more bespoke (and neat). There’s nothing bad with bog standard though…it’s a proven design.
mission accomplished for sure. Your content is premium and you explain things so well.
Thats freaking amazing. I like the whole pre planned aspect of the job. Them huge pipes make it sound and secure for sure.
For water storage in a bunker: I propose the installation of a substantial underground tank, seamlessly integrated with the bunker. To ensure a continuous water flow and prevent stagnation, connect the tank to the city's water supply. From there, channel the water to the main house, creating a significant, dedicated water source within the city water system. In case of an emergency, the city water supply to the tank can be shut off, providing a reliable reservoir of clean, fresh water. The daily water use in the house will naturally keep the water circulating, eliminating concerns about stagnation.
I was thinking something like this as well. Though the cost of installing such a pipe is actually hilariously expensive (we just had our main pipes replaced). It would be really ‘nice’ system to have. But I think a large underfloor reservoir that you just have pump water in and out of every few months or so is probably a better option, with a stabilizer and secondary filter you can keep water down there for quite a long time
There's no such problem when the water is in a dark underground reservoir without temperature variations
He's already installed huge water reservoirs in his barn.
Is he on city water or well water?
@@woogywips is city water unwell water then?
The clicking transition with the floor was siiiiick!
u should build one as soon as possible
You should mod some world records
thanks for that spoiler lol
@@MRDakaSuperGuelleMandont read comments before you Watch the video?
@@austist grow up, dude
Idea to heat air on the way in: Use a loooooong coiled tube buried deep in the ground. Not sure how long it would need to be, but the idea is to allow the air enough time to absorb warmth FROM the ground during the winter and release warmth INTO the ground during the summer. So you are using geothermal heating and cooling.
Elevator bad idea, elevators break, ladders don’t. Bunker is made to protect you from this "apocalypse” but what is the goal if you get stuck underground and die. Love the videos keep it up!
You should have buried earth tubes around the shelter. Then the air intake flows all around the shelter before entering the shelter, raising or lowering the air temp to your in ground 60*. Humid air would condense on the walls and flow downhill into a sump to be filtered and added to your water supply (or pumped outside if contaminated).
Yeah, not only is geothermal missing, but also a proper Swiss ventilation system. It's unclear if there's backup electrical and plumbing from the residential house. He didn't even build a stair case, which is bonkers to me. I can only imagine he's going to install a propane stove or something obscenely dangerous. Seems like no professionals were consulted during this.
@@fidel-3470 As he mentions in the video, his wife is in a wheel chair, there's going to be an elevator in that big shaft. Presumably there will be a ladder or something as backup.
He doesn’t care about making the thing actually work - this is a “for show” project solely intended to generate KZhead revenue not serve as a longer-term shelter. It would work as a storm shelter in case of a tornado or something.
Love how you're always upfront and transparent about your projects. Equal amounts of admiration and envy from my side🤣
When is the next part coming!!??? I love this series
Soon! Gunna start construction in about a week
@@JerryRigEverything looking forward to it! Goodluck
Great job on the video Zack! Thanks for making it. Nice to see Colin Firze get a shoutout here. I've been following his project too.
Any worry about the newly welded supports that hold the floor having compromised the protective paint on the outside of the tube?
Looks awesome, but I would have used marine ply for the floor instead of OSB which will disintegrate overtime if it gets remotely humid or damp.
Love it! Have been wondering about wheelchair access for a bunker. Also excited to find out more about your wheelchair project.
I'm REALLY looking forward to Part 8 + more, it's been an excellent series as always.
Massive respect with the complete transparency regarding the cost. Brilliant developments with the project, Zack!
I get these videos in my recommended and I think that I'll just scrub through the video to see what's up but I always end up watching it all. Really great content.
Thank you!
I Almost cant wait to see the finished Bunker !!! ...
Speaking of Ventilation, have you thought about RADON ? Concrete surrounded Steel bunkers still get radon leaching in through the walls. Positive pressure increase (by using pressure-regulating "blast vales" on the exhaust piping) very much reduces Radon ingress, but MUST be paired with "thru-flowing" ventilation to be effective.
this is definitely one of the coolest series on youtube. well done man
Thank you!!
Nice bunker...but i pray that no one will ever need to use any in future
Capital letters...fail.
Watch Colin furze he’s making tunnels from his house to his bunker
@@MrRussellisawsome Yep. This seems better planned, and much more quickly executed, but Colin has the ability to just do the work himself as he sees fit, and go absolutely nuts with it.
You should look up heat recovery ventilation systems used in passive houses to heat/cool the fresh air coming in from outside
Also buried ventilation systems that use the ground heat to pre cool/ warm the air before it is drawn into the bunker. But that requires digging up the yard again so I guess it's to late to build a truly Low energy heat/ cool system now.
Zack NELSON!!! Despite my concerns over this project..thank you again this year for all you do and all you give. Sharing without paywalling and inspiring anyone with half a brain and an ounce of imagination. Happy new years to you and your lovely family. I know your lawsuit next year will succeed ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great video Jerry!! Keep up the hard work, it’s definitely paying off. 😊
Love how open you are about the cost and the financing of this project. 10/10 video.
I really do respect putting the cost of the project out there and cool transparency that you were able to make enough selling the Jars of Dirt, T-shirts and Sweatshirts, and the Sponsors of the videos plus the views are able to provide enough money to make this project happen!! Such a cool reason to keep going with this project! Thanks Jerry ❤
I appreciate the transparency...Thanks
Glad you mentioned Colin, his project is also pretty epic.
I thought you would have put a septic tank/ water tank and battery under the floor. You could have even made a sewage drainage field at the bottom of the hole. It's coming along nicely 👌
Thanks for all the transparency. That's the part I like the most. Can't wait to see you build the interior. I expect a lot of cool tech.
You just need a fog collector a Water filter make sure you put in a submarine periscope so you can see outside and a drill so you can get out if your door way get destroyed. Also you need a Plant that can make arrows. And have medicinal plants I would also be growing cranberries for juice and farming up some shrimp and I would like to make jerky from squirrels. And chicken for breakfast.
I work in IT and you ALWAYS put your electrical/network/wiring up above in case of flooding. If you think it's never going to get flooded that's what we thought too. Our server room got flooded by a burst water pipe and by the time it was shut off all the electricals were jacked. It took us almost a solid month of very long work hours to get everything fixed while we were running on generators with cords running everywhere.
Perfect amount of letting us see the work, and letting us NOT have to live it for too long. Really well done! Thanks.
Awesome job Jerry! - and im happy you I gave our boy Colin Furze a shout out here in the UK! Love you both 👊
Happy New Year, Jerry. Thanks alot for the metric :)
Oh my lord. Actual gold. Imma need a bucket worth of it for a smaller bunker.
I would love to see so much more on the bunker project. I could watch an hour long video just about more details on just this 7th stage of the project. But I know it takes a lot of time to put all of this together. Can’t wait for more!
This continues to be one of my favorite multi-part series on KZhead. Love the price breakdown and all the neat camera angles. Keep 'em coming, Zack!
If you enjoy this you'll absolutely love and binge Colin Furze series.
What a nice place to meet lots of your subscribers will be this bunker in a real emergency situation !
God bless you and your family. Fun content.
You could use a heat exchanger in the air intake , so you can refrech the air and keep the temps without a big energy loss
Are you sure about the 90" tv? This is a very light controlled environment, and any damage / wear on the TV would not be viable to replace. An ultra short throw led projector, with a spare under the floor, sounds easier to maintain for extended durable use.
Awesome, now I have JerryRig and Colin Furze to watch when I want to see amazing underground bunker projects.
Well, I hope you're not too far along to change directions a little but get a hold of atlas survival shelters, and they can hook you up with air ventilation system and also a blast door
The shout out to ColinFurze and his bunker build is a HUGE thumbs up from me. His approach to dig in a very small UK garden we have over here compared to yours has surely made a big dent on the YT algorithm. :D
I don’t think an 8 Sleep will work during an apocalypse because there will be no internet😂 Great content and I have been enjoying this series and can’t wait to see the final result.
Even without an apocalypse, subscription to sleep is crazy.
He lost me with the mention of subscription. For such an expensive product, that’s simply unforgivable
You are the only big channel i consistently see interact with their comment section. Love your videos.
Muy buen trabajo y esfuerzo. Tienes mucho merito tu y tus compañeros,ya estoy suscrito. UN SALUDO
This whole process has been fascinating! Exciting every time a new vid posted! Looking forward to seeing it fitted and furnished.
As a follower since 10/16/14, you've never disappointed in your content! Started back then with phones that drew me in, and I've watched you put in a backyard bunker! So from the Note 4 until now...awesome job bro!
You're so wholesome, it makes my teeth squeak! But seriously, great job, thanks for the journey and hope you will continue to tell us how it's going!
Multiple Jerrys was trippy, excellent editing!
6:23 I'm kinda concerned if that'll destroy the outer waterproof coating as it's welding on the pipe
He went to great lengths to prevent that and in this video it looks like he forgot.
It will, but i think the sacrificial anode covers its effects??
I think the plate he’s welding to was already in place before they lowered the bunker, but not sure cause he only talked about the rails
@@rucheeification4945I didn’t think about that, could be, I would’ve just jbwelded that little plate at that point 😂 The whole floor looks pretty overkill to me
I was looking for this comment. I really believed I couldn't be the only one to notice this
In the future apocalypse, only Colin Furze and JerryRigEverything will survive.
I love this man. It is a little odd to do this in Utah. If this lake evaporates that shelter will not be helpful.
So much excited to watch your video on finished output of this underground backyard bunker using your untouched redmagic magic 9,hahaha, send it here in Philippines 😁, thank you
So entertaining seeing the bunker come together. Looking forward to the journey and completion.
THIS IS WHAT I LOOK FORWARD TO EVERY WEEK!!! THANK YOU!!!
I want more of those mattress things! Wow that's so so awesome
I hope you use even the crawl space efficiently. either for medical supplies and non-perishable food (vacuum is a plus) or something else really useful.
Hats off to your planning and execution. Watched all your underground tube make video its quite a journey. You've done a superb job zack bro. You're a perfect engineer 💪
My sister from US just bought A CAT FOR 100k, and it's just insane. You, instead, have another underground house for that money, i think it's a good investment.
Both are pretty insane lol
Wow, that's pretty awesome!
only found you today, this series is excellent! super well thought out.
i really love these videos man! You are always doing something that is positive for the whole community and i appreciate that. There are few role models left in todays society but you are definitely one of them in my book!
As a C6 Quad, you have no clue how fun its been to watch a wheelchair accessible bunker come together. Looking forward to the next episode!
I Love The Fact That You Are Transparent About the Real cost of the Bunker This Is Important Information For Everyone Who Considers Doing The Same At Home !!!
If you have a pool, find a way of utilizing a filtration system and pull water from the pool. Then you can stock freeze dried meals without having to worry about additional water use. Unless there is a nuckear apocalypse, the pool water with a filtration should return you an unlimited water source.