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What score do u give him for the tunes? lol

@@burtharbenson8860 O!!!

Это не бункер . Это погреб

High speed Shock wave traveling underground will destroy most when not in suspension underground systems if within x radius of target

He’s just a nut

I am a soldier. In the intelligence area. Believe me. It is the best investment that a person can make today. Better than buying a car. Remember, forewarned is forearmed.

I did t see anyone hating. I still people saying it’s not a bunker. It’s decent work but Still not a bunker. It’s click bait

​​@@politicareligionymasnot real really the reason being is it's only useful for a very short time and if your close enough to get too it. In the event of a nuclear war for example you still gonna die unless you it can stay underground for months with months of food, water and means to filter air. If your in eroupe of North America your fucked. If your a soldier in Intel you would know this as you would know there be like maybe a 30 min warning before all hell breaks loose. And that would depend on where you live. If your near a big city or a military base yea your done. If you live or in the boonies you might got a chance but the radioactive debris unless you got the supplies, gear ect for at least a year you might get by

90% of y'all won't make it to heaven!!

90% of people are busy working in order to survive.

No need ropes nor duck tape 😂

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It puts the lotion on its' skin.

Only victim be me veins there chief 🤪

@@Yut00bisSUS put the lotion in the basket

If you are 15 miles away you won't die from the blast or heat, you will die from the fallout IF the wind is blowing it towards you. Then you will be one of the AVOIDABLE casualties due to lack of preparedness.

@@mtaylor3771 So why do you put paint can racks inside "Nuclear shelter"?

It's a good shed but bunker wise it has to be deeper at least 50 feet down for basic protection. Even 50 is still pushing it

Obviously not, since he rented an excavator to dig out the pit in the first place, not to mention the woman helping him out at various points of the construction. Not that I'm disparaging the guy, but calling it a one man build is disingenuous as frack.

Great nuclear FALLOUT shelter.

​@@mtaylor3771 Not at all.

@@mtaylor3771​​⁠need at least to be 100ft-150ft underground with at least 40 inches of concrete on top of that to be a nuclear bunker

​@@MrLiljet A fallout shelter only needs 3 feet of packed early on top. A fallout shelter is not necessarily a blast shelter. One could be both but most people live far enough away from targets that all they need is fallout protection.

It's a nuclear FALLOUT shelter.

​@@mtaylor3771 The only nuke that bunker is stopping is a model. Anything with actual blast power will blow right through.

In my yard I literally have to use a pick axe to dig more than 3 or 4 inches deep. It sucks. Can’t have a nice yard of grass.

New England area?

It's a nuclear FALLOUT shelter.

@@mtaylor3771 So why do you put paint can racks inside "Nuclear shelter"?

I have problems mowing the grass 😢

@@toadster_strudel so then do not calling it Bunker i guess?

Agreed

@@Echoes265 its still a bunker. Just because it isn’t bomb proof doesn’t mean it won’t protect him and his family from harm.

Этот парень строит погреб для консервов, а сверху у него будет парковка для машины. Я видел оригинальное видео. Подписан на этого чувака.

I am a soldier. In the intelligence area. Believe me. It is the best investment that a person can make today. Better than buying a car. Remember, forewarned is forearmed.

I am a soldier. In the intelligence area. Believe me. Soldiers are not the subject matter expert in all things and we should not be using our position to influence peoples decisions.

​​@@politicareligionymasI'm not against a good doomsday shelter, but what do you do if some parks a vehicle on the entrance? Or blocks off the air inlet down there?

Very bad not good

Asbestos should be banned 😱

It's fibre cement not asbestos

inf ew years he is dead

​@@deanhider1It's not pure asbestos, but it's not ordinary fiber cement either. This material consists of 75-90% cement, 10-25% asbestos fiber and ~5% water. In Russia, it is called "Schiefer". (I am sorry for the Germans, who have other associations with this word. It probably broke your brain now)

😂😂😂в России бетон бесплатно 😅😅😅😅!!!!!

No way that only cost $5k. The concrete was probably $4k- $4,500.

😂

Probably a grow house 😂

With enough dirt on top it will protect against a solar flare.

​​@@seanhammer6296what.... Do you even know what a solar flare is? We get hit by solar flares all the time. The most you would have to worry about is electronics being burnt out by a very strong solar flare. IF we got hit by a solar flare that could physically hurt you bunker probably wouldn't help you because it be strong enough to damage the actual earth.

@epope98 Ya, I was referring to the electric thing. If the Carrington event of 1859 happened today, it would probably blow the world back to the Stone Age due to electronic destruction.

It's called a bunker, but it's a nuclear fallout shelter. He will survive. People sitting in their homes will be exposed to a deadly amount of radiation from the radioactive fallout.

The rebar within the ceiling spanning over a relatively small area is strong enough to hold up the weight of the concrete, especially when its wire tied together. What this structure lacks is a French drain and discharge pump system at the foot of its external perimeter to divert hydrostatic pressure against its walls.

It can keep a few dead body in there too

Or one perfect factory for a good moonshine business 😂😂

@@djay5467that would need to be very well ventilated

@@reteshrajnarine7429

Pra que tanto trabalho se o Senhor não edificar a casa em vão trabalha os sentinela ou seja se Ele não guarda e um trabalho inútil isso se chama falta de confianca no Deus todo poderoso

that was my idea also, for a cheap, quick Iowa underground tornado shelter.

@@TsunauticusIV or put three shipping containers and joined them

That's funny you say that I was actually at a concrete septic tank place down the street from me looking at the largest one they had and it would have worked

@@TheNinjaMarmot shipping containers aren't as strong. They require more reinforcement because the strength is at the corners where they stack, but not in the center.

@@TJK50014 That's true. Plus you have to think about weatherproofing it and transportation costs. But it'll make a great emp proof bunker and once you've created a good concrete foundation you can stack them on top of each other and reinforce with concrete and rebar. In certain places you can't dig too deep though.

No it's a nuclear FALLOUT shelter. He only needs 1m of packed soil on top of his shelter. It doesn't have to be airtight and he doesn't need to worry about air filtration, though it would help a little. He won't be targeted by a NUCLEAR MISSILE, therefore he doesn't need to be deep underground. In fact, 90% of all casualties from a nuclear war will die from RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT. He will be protected. You will be in your home which offers NO PROTECTION from radioactive fallout. The intensity of the exposure you get in the first 48 hours will determine if you die a slow agonizing death over a period of hours, days, weeks or months.

No it's a nuclear FALLOUT shelter. He won't be targeted by a NUCLEAR MISSILE. In fact, 90% of all casualties from a nuclear war will die from RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT. He will be protected. You will be in your home which offers NO PROTECTION from radioactive fallout. The intensity of the exposure you get in the first 48 hours will determine if you die a slow agonizing death over a period of hours, days, weeks or months. Your home will be your casket.

No it's a nuclear FALLOUT shelter. He won't be targeted by a NUCLEAR MISSILE. In fact, 90% of all casualties from a nuclear war will die from RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT. He will be protected. You will be in your home which offers NO PROTECTION from radioactive fallout. The intensity of the exposure you get in the first 48 hours will determine if you die a slow agonizing death over a period of hours, days, weeks or months. Your home will be your tomb.