This scan really shows everything i've done so far but also tells me how good my method of lining up the tunnel with the house was.......Beautiful. Thanks for watching and supporting the project
I’d suggest using foam cut by a CNC router, but that’s what I’m used to. High density foam is unaffected by water, durable, and can be finished to look like stone. Additionally, the CNC option would allow sections/modularity for ease of installation-that is, you could carve out meter-by-meter squares that would become seamless once assembled.
As someone that operates a small 3d print farm, you should get your rock wall cnc cut from XPS foam; and get an artist like nerdforge to paint it, they'll be able to capture the depth and shadows in the paint itself; and the foams insulation will help prevent thermal bridging behind the glass and contribute to whatever you use to prevent humidty and condensation ruining the view
My grandma’s husband got really into photogrammetry after retiring from the mountain rescue, and started doing conservation work recording historical sites around the lakes for local museums. It was great to see this old guy I’d always associated with nature and hiking get excited about drones and 3D modelling. I guess it was a way for him to stay involved with the land he’d always worked in even as his physical abilities deteriorated, and to help share and preserve some of its wonders for future generations. He never talked to me much, but that was one time he went out of his way to proactively share something with me directly.
That scan is GLORIOUS. Also cool to see that you're bang on straight with your tunnels for the most part, and see the whole progression. So excited to eventually see the final thing when all the tunnels are finished.
The Depth Collectors Scan-did Camera Scan-dalous Creations 3Deelight Scan-Do Attitude Scanorama Scan You Believe It Scanifestation love your work Colin
Cool to see the guys at 3:00 clearly are loving their job. I've done work adjacent to plumbers and electricians at construction sites, and generally people don't want to be there, they don't love their job. At this project, everyone loves their job. Super cool to see
Colin, there’s a comic from either the late 90’s or early 2000’s that dealt with what Skynet did after it had killed off the last humans. They started strip mining the earth of all the resources they needed for a huge fleet of ships. The ships were filled with terminators and sent off in every direction so Skynet could terminate all life everywhere. The fleet took centuries to build but each time one was built it was sent off. Potentially the fleet would just eradicate all life everywhere. Forever.
@ I don’t. Sorry. The entire comic dealt with the last human. It was a little boy. He was on the run with every terminator looking for him. He used all his weapons and when they ran out of ammo, he ran, he fell and broke his leg and crawled away. Then he was caught and unceremoniously killed. He didn’t beg or speak to them. Afterwards all was still. Then they all turned their attention skyward. And it was described that, with earth cleansed of life, Skynet had to turn its gaze outwards. The last frame of the comic was a fleet of ships head inexorably out into space to cleanse life from the galaxy.
@@vipermark7 The comic you're referring to is "Terminator: The Burning Earth," published by NOW Comics in 1990. This five-issue series depicts the final days of humanity's struggle against Skynet, culminating in the extermination of the last human and Skynet's subsequent expansion into space to eradicate all life in the galaxy. i put your description into chatgpt and asked what the comic was called
These are NOT long videos, that are gems into the mind of Colin Furze and his day to day activities. Fascinating !! And we get to meet Charlotte, the power behind Furze Tunnelling.
Worm "mud" is actually worm castings or worm poop. It is exceptionally good for soil because it contains so many microbes. They sell it in garden stores as fertilizer. Lots of worm mud in your yard means your soil is good and healthy for your lawn.
Most interesting detail I know is that the worms don't digest the plant matter, they ingest the plant matter and digest the microbes that are on the plant matter. So in a sense they are more carnivore than herbivore. Then they pass that decomposed matter out which makes ideal building blocks for new plants.
@@JRTFMSmithson I would like to make a correction to your claim. Since bacteria are neither animal nor plant, They are a whole separate kingdom in the tree of life, we cannot call worms carnivore or herbivore. Also most animals make use of bacteria for their digestion and then eat the products that the bacteria secrete and digest the dead bacteria.
Seeing the Secret Garage and Secret Tunnel in like an x-ray view just shows off the painstaking attention to measuring you did. Impressive work. I know that sometimes when a huge project gets closer and closer to completing it seems to slow down and loom. But this is already worth the effort! Thank you for letting us be a part of the adventure.
That view of the 3D scan is simply amazing, a that word doesn't really convey how AMAZING it actually is. That really helps to put the huge amount of work in perspective with your property too, which is really cool to see as well. Hopefully yo will end up with a complete scan of the property and tunnel system that you could print out and put in a nice picture frame in your media room.
aaaaaah as a game developer I want those 3D files so baaad! Imagine making a game based on Colin's house!!! Like a post apocalypse survival game or just a horror game!
You start with a set amount of money, and you just wander Colin’s house while he follows behind you, laughing and talking about all the cool projects he wants to do, and asking if you’ll chip in. The game ends when you run out of cash.
Tbh with how many videos he made in his house/garden you could likely model it pretty accurately, I've done some great gaussian splating with just some random handheld video from TH-cam.
@@Pommie i had the same though. What would be amazing is a small scale vacu-formed "print" for lack of a better word, offered for sale. Adam Savage would be the man for the job.
I’d approach the rock face like a movie set designer would, which is normally out of foam instead of 3d printed. Which is carved out with a CNC Router, which a large 5 axis would be really the way to go. But a standard CNC Router should get the majority of it, and you might need to remove drastic undercuts in the model for that.
As a set designer I totally agree! 3D printing isn’t really suited to this project. Could also just take a mould and cast it. Plenty of experts out there - Pinewood is full of them!
Back when I used to build sets and escape rooms we would carve rock faces out of foam with a mini chain saw, and then paint them to look realistic. A 3d scan and CNC machine could work, also could 3d printing - though it would take a long time!
3D artist here. You mentioned potentially printing in colour. While I doubt you'll end up going the 3D printing route, if you're using any sort of machine to apply colour, instead of an artist, I'd highly recommend 'de-lighting' the scan first. Those large softboxes are good for getting more even lighting but you'll still want to remove shadows etc. from the scan. If not, when the final piece is placed in-situ any lights that were on during the scan will seem to apply double their lighting (and shadows) to the real-life colour! Awesome to see the progress and the 3D scan really puts into perspective the sheer volume of earth moved! There are tools for estimating that sort of thing, in case you're curious for exact numbers.
I wouldn't do the fake thing. I'd just build the steel right up to the rock coping it's jagged profile all the way around and sealing it off with cement by hand all the way around the outside edge so the main blob of concrete poured does leak past. Before the main concrete is poured pipe in some 3inch vent pipe to the top and duct it over and up so it just comes out beside the house out of the way. Have tube's coming out of the bottom to so when the wind blows it creates a cross breeze over the rock face behind sealed lean window. Wire in pot lighting to illuminate the rock. Also drill some holes in the bottom of the box so excess water just drains through the rock. It would work great because it's environment is totally isolated from the bunkers environment. I can draft this out for you Colin.
Scantastic could be a fun name for the scanning business. Awesome behind-the-scenes video, fascinating to see the scanning process, thanks for sharing.
Absolutely. I do this for a living and volumetric calculations are the very basic info you can get from either photogrammetry or LIDAR (Laser scanning) There are numerour other information you can get from this type of data as well.
@@cedricpieterse7280 exactly. I bet we could get ol Colins to make a mound of dirt in the countryside of what was removed and see how much explosive it would take to remove it in 2.859 seconds.
I can't put my finger on why but for some reason the first few shots of the video get the scale of the room across so much better. The room feels so much bigger in those shots than any I've seen before.
I was a bit scared the connection to the bunker would never take shape but Colin talking about it reassured me. I can sleep well tonight. Hopefully he will make some kind of underground digging machine as a fun side project to help the main one ! So excited for the next video!!
Same scanners as I use at work, rectangular one is Faro S series terrestrial laser scanner, handheld one is a Faro Orbis SLAM scanner, and the camera is for photogrammetry which they processed in Capturing Reality software. Amazing tech and a really fun job. Derek is well known and respected in the industry
So do Parrot fish with Coral. Parrot fish are the ones mostly responsible for the gorgeous white sandy beaches you find on desert islands etc. However yhea worms are the very last part of the environmental system that turns dead plants and trees in to the really useful soil most gardeners want in their garden.
love how colin described 'scrolling through someone's instagram feed and build a model of the places they've been'. this is something that's used in cybersecurity when profiling someone mostly a criminal/a criminal org, it is essentially stalking on a hardcore scale where every piece of digital information that was ever left behind by the person you're tracking has been collected and grouped as evidence. pretty neat stuff ngl.
I was thinking putting the rock wall horizontally and use it in Cities: Skylines as a base of a city. Then you can 3D print the cities on top of the 3D printed rock.
Colin, it would be really cool if you could release a VR app so that people with VR headsets can explore your tunnel system in 1:1 scale. Also, for the tunnel section down to the bunker, you should definitely put in a T-junction at the halfway point. You could use it as an alcove, but it would also give you the option of adding another bunker in the garden at some point in the future (underground pool with retractable roof maybe)? The tunnel run is going to end up being so long that you could do with some kind of wheeled chair to move you from the garage to the bunker - maybe a chair on a rail system, with a hydraulic seat that could raise you up into the shed/pantry? Just a thought!
He needs a retractable pool not a retractable roof? But why a pool I hear you ask! It's the cover for his secret underground rocket launch. The sofa in the front room is mounted on a piston- allowing it to slide through the floor down to bunker level, where it rolls along an underground railway into the rocket bay, before a second piston loads the sofa into the rocket. Meanwhile second sofa is placed into the front room to keep the whole assembly a secret. Bonus points if the rocket has a number 1 on the side...
CNC out of foam and paint like a Hollywood set. You could even paint the crevice the darkest black you can find, so it looks like it goes on forever. You could even CNC a negative of the wall and use it as a concrete form.
For the rock centerpiece, you could 3D print it in plain white and use two to four small projectors to projection-map the color and texture back onto the surface. With the lights off, it would look amazing and give the diorama a subtle, glowing effect at night.
The 3D scans look absolutely amazing ! I wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year Colin (and to your family as well) and yes, the squiggly dirt you see in you garden is worm poop
This technology is off the charts. I recall years ago, a cathedral and pyramid being 3D mapped. I can only imagine the huge improvements in modeling, the mobility of the equipment and the cost of it dropping tremendously. ....yeah, yeah, i know that stuff is still quite expensive. Anyway, what a fantastic journey. Happy, Merry everything, Colin. Love everything you do. 👍
VR ENVIRONMENT!!! As soon as you said you were going to 3d scan everything in the beginning of the video I immediately thought how awesome it would be if you could have someone create a 3d environment that those of us with VR could walk through your tunnel/bunker/garage! I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard for someone to do. Forget dirt from the project, I want a virtual tour. 🤩
The 3D scan is quite very cool, a very unique way to photograph everything. For the pho rock reveal through the window, would it be an option to hit up the rock face with some mold release and spray it with a layer of silicone, and the foam for rigidity. Then it could be pulled off and molded with concrete and painted.
Awesome! Loved the 3D Scanning! The side convos are hilarious. As for the Terminator question they will just continue searching for humans and follow their programming.
At one point, apparently for no reason at all, they will intentionally upgrade to WINDOWS11 and fail to kill all the humans, so they can keep doing it. 4ever... but at a much slower rate hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
I think that strop you removed at the start of the video is magic! It comes straight back! Then it dissappears again! Other than that, great video as always!
You should take the 3d scan of the wall, including the sides and floor, shrink it, and use that as the whole recess. Rocks on the back, sides and base of the recess, like a little zoomed out version of the entire rock face. This would solve the issue with depth as well.
@@question_them Yeah, that's a downside that a lot of people overlook. Before you could 3D scan cities and look at satellite photos, you had to actually go to the place you intended to plan a crime at.
I was an engineer at a company in the mid-late 1980s that made flight simulators for commercial and military pilot training. One of my assignments was to develop and write photogrammetry and 3d modeling code to be used to create 3d models of airports, enemy targets, and other terrain features from photographs to give the pilots the best training. Parallax between the view in 2 or more photos is the key to extracting 3d information from 2d photographs.
you're telling me tech that doesn't really work off one picture needs multiple pictures and it's ideal for them not to be the same picture? I jest, but that is kinda the basic principle of the whole thing and is rather apparent due to the necessity of needing more than one image for more than just the reason that it's difficult to shoot through walls
Hey Colin, you should add some prop tools like a ladder, pickaxe, and one of those mining helmets with the head lamps for some added details, So you have a little mining scene. Anyway, love the project, hope to see another vid soon, your stuff is always amazing.
Like many have likely commented already, get in touch with a good scenic artist/painter. You could flatten the relief of the wall to just 30-50mm and still achieve the illusion of depth with paint and texture effects. Especially as it will be behind glass, so not possible to touch it and feel the lack of relief.
Seeing this really shows you have space for a massive room between the original bunker and the rest, food for thought when you get to connecting it all together. 👍
Instead of 3d printing the wall you should look at cutting it out of foam with a CNC. Its much easier to find a large bed CNC, then use a small endmill to cut the texture out. Given you can do them in large sections like 4 x8 then fit them together. With paint you will never see the large section lines, and if you did a bit of bondo would permanently cover the section lines.
That big crack will drain water. All you need to do is seal it off against the rock with a steel sheet box following the contour. Sealed with lexan window. Air vent pipes at bottom and top of box go up to the surface by the house spaced from one another so they have a pressure difference in the breeze causes real flow through the rock box to keep the windows dry. I can come do it for you if you'd like.
I thinks it is absotively great that your wife (I think) has become more involved with this super human project Colin, more power to you both and Happy Crimble to you and yours & Tom Lamb just in case this is the last video this year.
I think having the wall 3D metal formed like was shown in a somewhat recent Smarter Everyday video would be really cool. Would keep the same metal aesthetic as the rest of the room but have that cool rock texture.
I studied architecture at university and we done some 3D scanning for that... nothing as advanced as what was used in this video, but it's amazing how good a 3D scan you can do just using a smartphone's camera.
My first thought: It's not at a size that can be 3d printed without issues and foam is better at post processing in general. All the set designers are using cnc-ed foam as building blocks for movies and such, so the tech is there. My second thought was in Furze style. What if someone took up a challenge to make an ultrawide resin printer? :D
Neat, that's the same gear I use for my job in renovation. Good to see our gear is still market standard. Send the model to a good BIM modeller and you'd get a digital contractual recreation of your work. Might be cool to have some proper construction drawings made and drawn up
This is so cool!!! I love all the work that is coming along. I'm rebuilding my personal website after years of neglect and it's nice to see your updates - makes me feel like I'm doing this work alongside lol
You should crowdsource the print. Cut it up into small squares, then everyone on the internet with a printer could pick a square or two to print and send them to you to patch together. One big collage of a 3d printed wall!
@@jaylord55 i was thinking about that too. there are also some people who would print it at very low strength settings, which would cause a lot of issues.
Advanced technologies and advanced conversations. Brilliant. Looks beautiful. Hear me out. They got these cubes now. I believe they are clear. And they sit above a light up base. And you can use a computer or phone to download an image on the base so it display in a 3D manner on the cube. Check it out? Could be a cool decoration for the bunker or merch idea? Not sure. Great video though. Happy New Year
Just a thought, but a few years ago Tested showed off a project where a statue of Rosie The Riveter was made by splitting up and model into bits that individuals could print and send over. Maybe viewers could each print wall sections, and send them to Colin for gluing together? Perhaps a plaque nearby in the garage could list the contributions?
🇸🇯That is some amazing tools. The 3d scan looks so cool. And the brst part is that you got so much space in youre backyard that has not been dug out for runnels and stuff. That means years of more digging!!!!!!🎉😅😅😂❤❤
This would be an amazing opportunity to work with some distributed printing. Have 100 or more people add their contribution to the wall and assemble it in one glorious (and enormous) piece!
This scan really shows everything i've done so far but also tells me how good my method of lining up the tunnel with the house was.......Beautiful. Thanks for watching and supporting the project
What was the update from the crowd who visited you and were doing testing for radon 🤔🤔
Well done, miner man
Will you release the mapping files? I want to make a DOOM level map. Your underground lair needs a BFG9000 and some Imps.
Watch the human centipede and you will figure out the worm thing
Colin, the Eagles are extremely litigious and will copywrite strike your video. If possible you might want to mute the few seconds around 20:25
I’d suggest using foam cut by a CNC router, but that’s what I’m used to.
High density foam is unaffected by water, durable, and can be finished to look like stone. Additionally, the CNC option would allow sections/modularity for ease of installation-that is, you could carve out meter-by-meter squares that would become seamless once assembled.
That's actually a very smart suggestion
Exactly what I thought, this would be much so quicker, cheaper and convenient
this
That’s a great idea!
And no layer lines.
You should get Martina from NerdForge to paint the rock print, she is an amazing artist.
Thats actually a great idea!
Agreed!!
Their energies would match so well. I'd pay to see that happen.
and then get her to paint a wall in the under-garage or something too! ;)
Agreed!
As someone that operates a small 3d print farm, you should get your rock wall cnc cut from XPS foam; and get an artist like nerdforge to paint it, they'll be able to capture the depth and shadows in the paint itself; and the foams insulation will help prevent thermal bridging behind the glass and contribute to whatever you use to prevent humidty and condensation ruining the view
Release the STL files. I want to 3D print it and burry it in my yard so I can have my own secret tunnel, for ants.
What is this, a center for ants?!
A please might help
@@RyanGribble It's 2024. Respect has lost all meaning
@@xtaytoex This movie reference popped into my head as well
Also a house for Colin Furs, hamster 😂
My grandma’s husband got really into photogrammetry after retiring from the mountain rescue, and started doing conservation work recording historical sites around the lakes for local museums. It was great to see this old guy I’d always associated with nature and hiking get excited about drones and 3D modelling. I guess it was a way for him to stay involved with the land he’d always worked in even as his physical abilities deteriorated, and to help share and preserve some of its wonders for future generations. He never talked to me much, but that was one time he went out of his way to proactively share something with me directly.
That scan is GLORIOUS. Also cool to see that you're bang on straight with your tunnels for the most part, and see the whole progression. So excited to eventually see the final thing when all the tunnels are finished.
Oh look who's here, my favorite channel on youtube :)
Actually I wonder, how is the braincell training going with gatorade? lol
The Depth Collectors
Scan-did Camera
Scan-dalous Creations
3Deelight
Scan-Do Attitude
Scanorama
Scan You Believe It
Scanifestation
love your work Colin
You sound like a writer for Bob's Burgers.
ScanyMan
Scandyman?
@@MikaelLevoniemithen if he opens a shop can call it the scandyshop 😂😂
I think Scania would be great. No, of course the name isn't already taken!
Cool to see the guys at 3:00 clearly are loving their job. I've done work adjacent to plumbers and electricians at construction sites, and generally people don't want to be there, they don't love their job. At this project, everyone loves their job. Super cool to see
The 3D render puts into perspective just how cool this whole thing is
i know right!
Totally.
Viewers are not climbing all over it to get to know it like Colin has.
I used to work with Derek! Top bloke, great to see him again and that he is doing well. Living the dream getting to see the tunnel in person.
Did he scan your hole?
@ it’s the reason we “used” to work together!
@@jtorola😂😂😂😂
@@jtorola very deeply
@@jtorola ScanDeRekt as a company name?
Colin, there’s a comic from either the late 90’s or early 2000’s that dealt with what Skynet did after it had killed off the last humans.
They started strip mining the earth of all the resources they needed for a huge fleet of ships. The ships were filled with terminators and sent off in every direction so Skynet could terminate all life everywhere. The fleet took centuries to build but each time one was built it was sent off. Potentially the fleet would just eradicate all life everywhere. Forever.
Really?! Do you recall what the name of the comic was??
@ I don’t. Sorry. The entire comic dealt with the last human. It was a little boy. He was on the run with every terminator looking for him. He used all his weapons and when they ran out of ammo, he ran, he fell and broke his leg and crawled away. Then he was caught and unceremoniously killed. He didn’t beg or speak to them. Afterwards all was still. Then they all turned their attention skyward. And it was described that, with earth cleansed of life, Skynet had to turn its gaze outwards.
The last frame of the comic was a fleet of ships head inexorably out into space to cleanse life from the galaxy.
@@vipermark7 The comic you're referring to is "Terminator: The Burning Earth," published by NOW Comics in 1990. This five-issue series depicts the final days of humanity's struggle against Skynet, culminating in the extermination of the last human and Skynet's subsequent expansion into space to eradicate all life in the galaxy. i put your description into chatgpt and asked what the comic was called
These are NOT long videos, that are gems into the mind of Colin Furze and his day to day activities. Fascinating !! And we get to meet Charlotte, the power behind Furze Tunnelling.
Agreed! We were chatting to Charlotte at Makers Central after we'd met Colin and Tom Lamb.
@edwardholmes91 his awesome and long suffering wife
We want more Charlotte on the channel .
What do we want? More Charlotte!
When do we want it? Next video ! 😊😊
You guys are clueless! Where is Charlotte's scan? 😂
Nerdforge would be a amazing colabe.... she does amazing work
I was immediately imagining Martina bouncing around and talking into a trowel and doing the artsing while Hansie gets the prints done.
Voted! Make it so.
I second this!
First name I thought of too!
you do know nerdforge is a team right? hansi also exists
The 3D scan really shows the scale of the project and all the hard work you’ve done over the past years. You can be proud of it Colin!
Worm "mud" is actually worm castings or worm poop. It is exceptionally good for soil because it contains so many microbes. They sell it in garden stores as fertilizer. Lots of worm mud in your yard means your soil is good and healthy for your lawn.
Kind of like how cow manure is ready as a fertilizer right away, while turning cut grass into your soil takes a while to decompose.
Charles Darwin wrote a book about worm mud and how Roman ruins got buried over 2000 years. And then he got distracted by evolution.
Most interesting detail I know is that the worms don't digest the plant matter, they ingest the plant matter and digest the microbes that are on the plant matter. So in a sense they are more carnivore than herbivore. Then they pass that decomposed matter out which makes ideal building blocks for new plants.
@@JRTFMSmithson I would like to make a correction to your claim. Since bacteria are neither animal nor plant, They are a whole separate kingdom in the tree of life, we cannot call worms carnivore or herbivore. Also most animals make use of bacteria for their digestion and then eat the products that the bacteria secrete and digest the dead bacteria.
@@larswilms8275 Microbevore?
Seeing the Secret Garage and Secret Tunnel in like an x-ray view just shows off the painstaking attention to measuring you did. Impressive work. I know that sometimes when a huge project gets closer and closer to completing it seems to slow down and loom. But this is already worth the effort! Thank you for letting us be a part of the adventure.
That view of the 3D scan is simply amazing, a that word doesn't really convey how AMAZING it actually is. That really helps to put the huge amount of work in perspective with your property too, which is really cool to see as well. Hopefully yo will end up with a complete scan of the property and tunnel system that you could print out and put in a nice picture frame in your media room.
aaaaaah as a game developer I want those 3D files so baaad! Imagine making a game based on Colin's house!!!
Like a post apocalypse survival game or just a horror game!
You start with a set amount of money, and you just wander Colin’s house while he follows behind you, laughing and talking about all the cool projects he wants to do, and asking if you’ll chip in. The game ends when you run out of cash.
Tbh with how many videos he made in his house/garden you could likely model it pretty accurately, I've done some great gaussian splating with just some random handheld video from TH-cam.
I was thinking this looks like the sickest fallout 3 building map ever.
Creating a map for the good old Counter Strike^^
You could screen grab his videos.. just sayn' photogrammetry
27:14 Colin Furze + Adam Savage (Tested) is the collab we NEED!
@@Pommie i had the same though. What would be amazing is a small scale vacu-formed "print" for lack of a better word, offered for sale. Adam Savage would be the man for the job.
I totally agree on that 1 I could see Adam's walking around the tunnels.
Adam's imitation of Colin's accent would be priceless! Haha
I was thinking the same thing as well.
@@willemvdk4886 my guess is something akin to Dick Van Dyke, "Cor blimey Mary Poppins"
16:35 i love this vibe. he doesn't skip a beat when it comes to appocalypse hypotheticals. universal truth of men.
I’d approach the rock face like a movie set designer would, which is normally out of foam instead of 3d printed. Which is carved out with a CNC Router, which a large 5 axis would be really the way to go. But a standard CNC Router should get the majority of it, and you might need to remove drastic undercuts in the model for that.
As a set designer I totally agree!
3D printing isn’t really suited to this project.
Could also just take a mould and cast it.
Plenty of experts out there - Pinewood is full of them!
Use the salt to carve out in foam on a cnc machine.
Back when I used to build sets and escape rooms we would carve rock faces out of foam with a mini chain saw, and then paint them to look realistic. A 3d scan and CNC machine could work, also could 3d printing - though it would take a long time!
Yeah, what if Colin and Bobby Fingers collaborated on that?
@@catafalque3634 yep sat here and just sent Colin an email
3D artist here. You mentioned potentially printing in colour.
While I doubt you'll end up going the 3D printing route, if you're using any sort of machine to apply colour, instead of an artist, I'd highly recommend 'de-lighting' the scan first. Those large softboxes are good for getting more even lighting but you'll still want to remove shadows etc. from the scan. If not, when the final piece is placed in-situ any lights that were on during the scan will seem to apply double their lighting (and shadows) to the real-life colour!
Awesome to see the progress and the 3D scan really puts into perspective the sheer volume of earth moved! There are tools for estimating that sort of thing, in case you're curious for exact numbers.
I wouldn't do the fake thing. I'd just build the steel right up to the rock coping it's jagged profile all the way around and sealing it off with cement by hand all the way around the outside edge so the main blob of concrete poured does leak past. Before the main concrete is poured pipe in some 3inch vent pipe to the top and duct it over and up so it just comes out beside the house out of the way. Have tube's coming out of the bottom to so when the wind blows it creates a cross breeze over the rock face behind sealed lean window. Wire in pot lighting to illuminate the rock. Also drill some holes in the bottom of the box so excess water just drains through the rock. It would work great because it's environment is totally isolated from the bunkers environment. I can draft this out for you Colin.
I have no idea why, but I honestly wasn't expecting this to be very interesting, but THIS IS FASCINATING. The future is truly now
My favorite project on TH-cam! That 3D scan looked so real! Really awesome stuff.
Cnc carving foam would work the best for this project.
I’d love a series of Derek and Colin just chatting about stuff. Brilliant mud and terminators conversations 😂
Scantastic could be a fun name for the scanning business.
Awesome behind-the-scenes video, fascinating to see the scanning process, thanks for sharing.
I'm looking forward to the tunnel to the butler being built.
That is AMAZING! I bet you could calculate the volume of earth youve moved from the scans!!!
Absolutely.
I do this for a living and volumetric calculations are the very basic info you can get from either photogrammetry or LIDAR (Laser scanning)
There are numerour other information you can get from this type of data as well.
@@cedricpieterse7280 exactly. I bet we could get ol Colins to make a mound of dirt in the countryside of what was removed and see how much explosive it would take to remove it in 2.859 seconds.
the scan is a great reminder of how big the tunnel/bunker/garage actually is 🤯
Ok then
Big TH-cam even comment on a Collin Furze vid
Painting the rock, Bobby Fingers has painted some very lifelike rocks, he's on youtube, and is absolutely fabulous.
A Scanner Derekly
Best one
Derekly Scanned
There you go! Well done!
A fellow Introversion fan?
I had the exact same thought!
How cool! It must have been a thrill to get to see it as a scan after all the work thats gone into it.
I can't put my finger on why but for some reason the first few shots of the video get the scale of the room across so much better. The room feels so much bigger in those shots than any I've seen before.
Just mindblowing for two reasons; seeing this incredible scanning tech working, and seeing how incredible these projects all are.
i love how this guy loves what he does
The scan output at 14:39 is incredible. Really excellent work.
I was a bit scared the connection to the bunker would never take shape but Colin talking about it reassured me. I can sleep well tonight. Hopefully he will make some kind of underground digging machine as a fun side project to help the main one ! So excited for the next video!!
I dunno, a machine like that sounds boring...
@ i’m imagining something like in the incredibles. The least it could help him go faster ?
That 3D was way cooler than I thought it would be! Awesome!
Same scanners as I use at work, rectangular one is Faro S series terrestrial laser scanner, handheld one is a Faro Orbis SLAM scanner, and the camera is for photogrammetry which they processed in Capturing Reality software. Amazing tech and a really fun job. Derek is well known and respected in the industry
I love gaussian splatting, and this scanner is awesome being so precise not losing orientation for the whole scene
This is just photogrammetry, but gaussian splatting is really cool too!
I love how scanning Derek said about the tunnel angle like it would be a surprise!
Colin was right. Worms eat mud, filter the nutrients out of it and poop out the rest. Seacucumbers do the same but then on the seabed.
th-cam.com/video/C7YCZK2yQrY/w-d-xo.html
So sea cucumbers are sea worms interesting
@@Why24244 it's just another creature that eats and poops. cucumbers are not worms
They prefer organic matter and turn it into mud/compost
So do Parrot fish with Coral. Parrot fish are the ones mostly responsible for the gorgeous white sandy beaches you find on desert islands etc. However yhea worms are the very last part of the environmental system that turns dead plants and trees in to the really useful soil most gardeners want in their garden.
love how colin described 'scrolling through someone's instagram feed and build a model of the places they've been'. this is something that's used in cybersecurity when profiling someone mostly a criminal/a criminal org, it is essentially stalking on a hardcore scale where every piece of digital information that was ever left behind by the person you're tracking has been collected and grouped as evidence. pretty neat stuff ngl.
"neat" until it's not.
You're beyond human. What you have created is a sparkle of happiness. God made you different and special. I feel honored to be watching this.
Your own Counter-Strike map! Cool!
Would be amazing if someone imported the map and made it work
I was thinking putting the rock wall horizontally and use it in Cities: Skylines as a base of a city. Then you can 3D print the cities on top of the 3D printed rock.
No one has ever gotten into hot water for recreating real places in counterstrike... 😂
@@DrKrail I take they have?
Colin, it would be really cool if you could release a VR app so that people with VR headsets can explore your tunnel system in 1:1 scale.
Also, for the tunnel section down to the bunker, you should definitely put in a T-junction at the halfway point. You could use it as an alcove, but it would also give you the option of adding another bunker in the garden at some point in the future (underground pool with retractable roof maybe)?
The tunnel run is going to end up being so long that you could do with some kind of wheeled chair to move you from the garage to the bunker - maybe a chair on a rail system, with a hydraulic seat that could raise you up into the shed/pantry? Just a thought!
But the pool is on the roof, not underground
Let me guess, once the pool retracts, Thunderbird 1 will take off from the bunker??
@andrewjones-productions - Furzebird 1
He needs a retractable pool not a retractable roof?
But why a pool I hear you ask!
It's the cover for his secret underground rocket launch. The sofa in the front room is mounted on a piston- allowing it to slide through the floor down to bunker level, where it rolls along an underground railway into the rocket bay, before a second piston loads the sofa into the rocket. Meanwhile second sofa is placed into the front room to keep the whole assembly a secret.
Bonus points if the rocket has a number 1 on the side...
Or a regular ground level pool that has a glass wall you walk next to in the tunnel, like an aquarium @ SeaWorld!
Nerdforge would eat that wall up! I'd love to see you guys collaborate!
CNC out of foam and paint like a Hollywood set. You could even paint the crevice the darkest black you can find, so it looks like it goes on forever.
You could even CNC a negative of the wall and use it as a concrete form.
For the rock centerpiece, you could 3D print it in plain white and use two to four small projectors to projection-map the color and texture back onto the surface. With the lights off, it would look amazing and give the diorama a subtle, glowing effect at night.
The 3D scans look absolutely amazing ! I wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year Colin (and to your family as well)
and yes, the squiggly dirt you see in you garden is worm poop
This technology is off the charts. I recall years ago, a cathedral and pyramid being 3D mapped. I can only imagine the huge improvements in modeling, the mobility of the equipment and the cost of it dropping tremendously.
....yeah, yeah, i know that stuff is still quite expensive.
Anyway, what a fantastic journey. Happy, Merry everything, Colin. Love everything you do. 👍
The software they used is free, you can even use your phone to take pictures or video for the Photogrammetry
@GuZ76 That camera is slightly different than my pixel 8 😁
@@randywl8925 Unironically, the LIDAR on iPhones is used consistently for 3D scanning as well as face tracking for VTubers
VR ENVIRONMENT!!! As soon as you said you were going to 3d scan everything in the beginning of the video I immediately thought how awesome it would be if you could have someone create a 3d environment that those of us with VR could walk through your tunnel/bunker/garage! I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard for someone to do. Forget dirt from the project, I want a virtual tour. 🤩
It should be in Puzzling Places!
I would definitely pay a few pounds to walk around a virtual version of this on my VR headset
I’ve watched the final scan about 4 times, amazing work!
Thanks for featuring FARO in this incredible project!
Absolutely iconic. I always wanted to build stuff like this when I was a kid, can't wait to see it all finished
Same here!
Really digging the relaxed atmosphere on this channel.
The 3D scan is quite very cool, a very unique way to photograph everything. For the pho rock reveal through the window, would it be an option to hit up the rock face with some mold release and spray it with a layer of silicone, and the foam for rigidity. Then it could be pulled off and molded with concrete and painted.
This whole journey has been absolutely brilliant!!!!
That is so freaking cool. I want to scan my whole house/neighborhood and make a walkaround game, lol. Absolutely awesome.
Awesome! Loved the 3D Scanning! The side convos are hilarious. As for the Terminator question they will just continue searching for humans and follow their programming.
and they will not stop
Well, we'll be reaching the Matrix territory
I would think they would keep some breeding pairs or a secluded valley with a human population so they can keep killing humans for ever.
At one point, apparently for no reason at all, they will intentionally upgrade to WINDOWS11 and fail to kill all the humans, so they can keep doing it. 4ever... but at a much slower rate hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
@@2MuchColinFurze Ever!
I think that strop you removed at the start of the video is magic! It comes straight back! Then it dissappears again!
Other than that, great video as always!
Scanny D did a great job. Rock wall looks awesome
i cant wait for you to get the estate agents round after all is done.
You should take the 3d scan of the wall, including the sides and floor, shrink it, and use that as the whole recess. Rocks on the back, sides and base of the recess, like a little zoomed out version of the entire rock face. This would solve the issue with depth as well.
Aw ya really done it this time Colin, so many memorable moments. I will go watch it again now
I wish they’d do something like this with the tube, would be fascinating to see how all the lines cross over one another
They probably have, just isn't public for security reasons
@@question_them Yeah, that's a downside that a lot of people overlook. Before you could 3D scan cities and look at satellite photos, you had to actually go to the place you intended to plan a crime at.
I was an engineer at a company in the mid-late 1980s that made flight simulators for commercial and military pilot training. One of my assignments was to develop and write photogrammetry and 3d modeling code to be used to create 3d models of airports, enemy targets, and other terrain features from photographs to give the pilots the best training. Parallax between the view in 2 or more photos is the key to extracting 3d information from 2d photographs.
you're telling me tech that doesn't really work off one picture needs multiple pictures and it's ideal for them not to be the same picture?
I jest, but that is kinda the basic principle of the whole thing and is rather apparent due to the necessity of needing more than one image for more than just the reason that it's difficult to shoot through walls
@ Not telling you anything. Just adding perspective to comments made near the end of the video.
Hey Colin, you should add some prop tools like a ladder, pickaxe, and one of those mining helmets with the head lamps for some added details, So you have a little mining scene.
Anyway, love the project, hope to see another vid soon, your stuff is always amazing.
Scan 3Derreck is a decent name - top, top tech and episode, loving this 🙏 respect Jako🙏
Like many have likely commented already, get in touch with a good scenic artist/painter. You could flatten the relief of the wall to just 30-50mm and still achieve the illusion of depth with paint and texture effects. Especially as it will be behind glass, so not possible to touch it and feel the lack of relief.
Seeing this really shows you have space for a massive room between the original bunker and the rest, food for thought when you get to connecting it all together. 👍
cant wait to see the finished project. so cool!!
Boom!
Instead of 3d printing the wall you should look at cutting it out of foam with a CNC. Its much easier to find a large bed CNC, then use a small endmill to cut the texture out. Given you can do them in large sections like 4 x8 then fit them together. With paint you will never see the large section lines, and if you did a bit of bondo would permanently cover the section lines.
That big crack will drain water. All you need to do is seal it off against the rock with a steel sheet box following the contour. Sealed with lexan window. Air vent pipes at bottom and top of box go up to the surface by the house spaced from one another so they have a pressure difference in the breeze causes real flow through the rock box to keep the windows dry. I can come do it for you if you'd like.
Merry christmas Colin! See you down the pub.
Keep feeding 'em Charlotte, we love you.
Meh the copy would probably do an adequate job. Colin doesn’t seem like a picky eater
😂@@bighammer3464
I thinks it is absotively great that your wife (I think) has become more involved with this super human project Colin, more power to you both and Happy Crimble to you and yours & Tom Lamb just in case this is the last video this year.
I think having the wall 3D metal formed like was shown in a somewhat recent Smarter Everyday video would be really cool. Would keep the same metal aesthetic as the rest of the room but have that cool rock texture.
This. Shame that technology don’t remotely have the resolution for it
It’s taken years and you’re so close! Keep it up Colin!
All this time I thought the bunker was already connected to the house. Still more digging to be done then. What a mission! Keep up the good work!
I studied architecture at university and we done some 3D scanning for that... nothing as advanced as what was used in this video, but it's amazing how good a 3D scan you can do just using a smartphone's camera.
My first thought: It's not at a size that can be 3d printed without issues and foam is better at post processing in general. All the set designers are using cnc-ed foam as building blocks for movies and such, so the tech is there. My second thought was in Furze style. What if someone took up a challenge to make an ultrawide resin printer? :D
I just love the idea of terminators taking up run of the mill hobbies.
Like painting landscapes "I need more black paint"
A ten year old's fantasy come true!
Great job. Thanks for sharing. Feeding my inner child.
Neat, that's the same gear I use for my job in renovation. Good to see our gear is still market standard.
Send the model to a good BIM modeller and you'd get a digital contractual recreation of your work. Might be cool to have some proper construction drawings made and drawn up
This is so cool!!! I love all the work that is coming along. I'm rebuilding my personal website after years of neglect and it's nice to see your updates - makes me feel like I'm doing this work alongside lol
Can't wait for the full version when the shed is connected to the bunker
You should crowdsource the print. Cut it up into small squares, then everyone on the internet with a printer could pick a square or two to print and send them to you to patch together. One big collage of a 3d printed wall!
That's an amazing idea!
I have a Bambulab A1 and could help!
This is what I wanted to say, glad to see others think the same.
dont think it would work very well as every printer is slightly different you would probably end up with bunch of pieces that dont fit well together
@@jaylord55 i was thinking about that too. there are also some people who would print it at very low strength settings, which would cause a lot of issues.
Advanced technologies and advanced conversations. Brilliant. Looks beautiful. Hear me out. They got these cubes now. I believe they are clear. And they sit above a light up base. And you can use a computer or phone to download an image on the base so it display in a 3D manner on the cube. Check it out? Could be a cool decoration for the bunker or merch idea? Not sure. Great video though. Happy New Year
27:36 looks like a 90s game map
late 90s. can't remember duke3d being so detailed ;)
Just a thought, but a few years ago Tested showed off a project where a statue of Rosie The Riveter was made by splitting up and model into bits that individuals could print and send over. Maybe viewers could each print wall sections, and send them to Colin for gluing together? Perhaps a plaque nearby in the garage could list the contributions?
I was thinking when Tested did the 3D print of Adam cut out in styrofoam would be a better application to use for the wall.
That's actually a really good idea and can get everyone involved in this awesome project.
the full scan is so good!! and the simple camera one is just as crazy considering what it took 👍
Colin's Concert Hall .....When its finished get a Brass Band in there for the Grand Opening ❤
5:57 it's a lovely hole, too! Surprisingly clean 😱
🇸🇯That is some amazing tools. The 3d scan looks so cool. And the brst part is that you got so much space in youre backyard that has not been dug out for runnels and stuff. That means years of more digging!!!!!!🎉😅😅😂❤❤
Love this journey! Well done mate
Yes, earthworms eat soil and poop it out in the form of castings. The castings are rich in nutrients and help to improve the soil.
That is really cool. Once you have the tunnel totally done it would be super cool to have a small 3d model made of the whole tunnel.
This would be an amazing opportunity to work with some distributed printing. Have 100 or more people add their contribution to the wall and assemble it in one glorious (and enormous) piece!