Getting Lit in the FALLOUT Shelter | Abandoned Backyard FALLOUT Shelter Restoration ep 12 

Or, "The Butts and Bomb Shelter Show"!

Wouldve liked to see them doing more work to the shelter

@@ghosthunter5100 Building a shelter as a lot of hard, EXPENSIVE work! I've done it! This one, even though most of the work has been done FOR them, still needs a lot of work! It took me about three years to build mine, from start to finish. When you're staring down the barrel of a project in the TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars, you swallow hard and decide whether or not it's worth it to you. It was fun, but difficult to say the very least.

@@hrdknox2000what type of bomb shelter was yours metal concreate and what type of bomb/missile, atomic/nuclear tsar or napam or a normal bomb

@@Lucas-bs8ui steel. I made it out of an old underground fuel storage container.

Vents are next!

@@HerbOMatic put a proper bomb shelter pump and filter in. The kind of pump that can be hand cranked if power is lost. And replace the water tanks. don’t just remove them. Keep the same bathroom footprint but gut the old, replace with new. And use modern Japanese oragami furniture and cabinets designed for tiny apartments. Where tables become walls as they fold. Stuff like that. Then pack it with canned goods, medicine(potassium iodide pills) MRE’s, Sea-rations, lots of salt, fatty foods, a few good multi-pump pellet rifles with lots of pellets besides your real gear. Fishing tackle, animal traps, rat traps(when dumpsters are empty rats will move) and clothes/ rain gear, water purification, fuel for multifuel stoves. Lots of body wipes for hygiene, heavy duty construction garbage bags, blankets, towels, shoes, boots. Board games and books. Plan for one year. Water will take up the most room. Limit how much space furniture takes up. Be creative. Seats can be storage. Under a bed is storage. Wrong time to turn it into a clubhouse bar.

Noooooooo Martin, if he powerwashes we would get no more shaking spider butts to look at! Don’t do it Herb please noooooo!

​@@paratyshow Yes, spiders have rights too.

@@gorillaau 👍☑ Absolutely, they work almost nonstop and well deserve to relax and shake their booties sometimes!

I like the slide open hatch. Strong. No hinges to replace.

I've got some ideas along those lines of disguising it.

@@HerbOMatic just build a HUGE dog house on top - people will think you have a humongous monster dog in there and never even dare come close 😂

The old ones had a welded hatch near opening. Stick hand inside and turn to unlock open. Seen some using 3-4 hydraulic struts.

I'm editing the next one now, my hands are all arthritic and hooked from turning the editor knobs but I don't care!

Thanks Bill!

I'm working on it right now! Thanks Cevgunner!

Thanks Der!

@@HerbOMatic Get the grinder ready.

Both of these hosts have a great sense of humour.

That's awesome of you to say! It's because I haven't had time to post regularly, the algorithm hates that!

Thanks Straight Line Cycles! I feel lucky, and I am a bastard!, thanks mom.

You also earned a sub here sir!

Thanks Ryn! Welcome aboard this nonsense!

@@HerbOMatic did u report the scam comment herb? I can't see it to report it when I open the comments up?

First one to catch it! Thanks AWHEEZLE!

That's it I'm going to hollywood!

Thanks Steve, I'm working on more videos now. I'm working on shorter videos more frequently. I hope to have another one up within 10 days.

Just curious. Did your Mother own the property at one time and have the shelter built?

She said she wasn't going to do that! Then she did. It needs a better door anyway! Thanks HRDKNOX!

@@HerbOMatic So, of I may, there are some great options out there. Both Alibaba and Atlas Survival have gas tight marine grade doors you could install on there. I'm thinking that if you create essentially a hallway from your main door to the opposing wall, the width of the doorway and stopping just short of said wall to give yourself a doorway/porthole into the shelter with slurry-filled cinder blocks, you will have achieved gamma attention! Your next major hurdle will be piping in filtered air and having an exhaust pipe with blast valves. Solar panels with a good battery bank will be essential. Hope this helps and finds you and the XYL well!

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Butts are good.

Thanks Chris!

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Thanks ParatyShow!

It was her Idea to freeze it and fade it. She's having a blast with these videos.

@@HerbOMatic Been wondering about some of the looks she gives you/camera. Good to have a friend who is also your partner.

Thanks! They are pretty fun to make!

Agreed on everything expect Ethernet - you don't want to be running Ethernet between buildings. Much better to run fiber because then you don't have to worry as much about lightning.

@@CoolerQ it all boils down to cost. Cat6 is adequate as long as the distance isn't too far and is cheaper than fiber by a long shot. No sense running fiber if you're not running gig speeds. Fiber would be overkill and wasting your money (I work in the telecommunications field)

@@djpmatchbox The cost for fiber has plummeted. Depending on the exact distance it can actually be cheaper. E.g. it looks like 2x optics + 30m SM fiber are currently going for $28. Depending on where you shop a 30m copper cable could easily be that much.

@@CoolerQ a box of 1000ft of cat6 costs me $50-60. For something like this video I don't see them needing over 200ft pitting the cost at $12 and you don't need any special equipment like you would in a fiber application. Fiber may be cheap, but the equipment needed on each end is not.

@@djpmatchbox 2x gigabit optics (the equipment needed on each end) run $14, included in my total cost of $28. If you don't already have a switch you'd need one on each end with an SFP port, but those are also a dime a dozen. Sure if you're willing to make your own cables you can save a few bucks with copper, but we're not talking hundreds or even $50. It's definitely worth it for lightning protection, after all, it's supposed to be a shelter.

We'll be on this poop journey together, take my hand.

They will be there until I have time to run conduit and a more permanent solution. Thanks PCnoob

I'm editing the next one now!

Charles! Kyli and I appreciate it man. Glad you enjoy our insanity. We've signed up for endless projects and your money will go towards those.