The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
LOL I was thinkin the same: How lucky can a man be that his wife will humor him and his silliness. Jokes aside, it is friggin precious to see. Good for them
I’d puts some wings off the front so in worst case the door won’t get blocked by dirt and debris. Plus it’s then easy to throw a porch type setup there.
Hahaha. The beginning fallout warning is epic 😂 This is so cool. I’m amazed at how easy you make it look. You and your brother are so creative and informative. Unbelievably impressed once again.
You should add another one to this for an airlock system so you could go outside and do repairs, air filter changes, food runs ect. Love what you and your brother do. Keep up the amazing work. Cheers. Edit: where ya gonna pee and poop?
I think its more of a short stay thing, like for a night, not for more than that, couse its too smal for that, so i would think is not necessary to have more thant a pee bottle, much less an airlock
You asked what is in my bug out bag: Medical Supplies - A big first aid kit, burn gel, several Israeli bandages, some gun shot/deep wound kits, extra gaze, bandages, saline. Survival Supplies - A Knife, 2 lamps, a flashlight, a small saw, compass, a multi-tool, small tent, emergency blankets, poncho, paracord, lighter. Other Supplies - 2 Small power supplies with USB and Phone connections for charging, batteries for a week or two for the lights. Food Supplies - 10 Bottles of Water, Trail Mix, Granola Bars, Tuna Packets, Mayo, Crackers, Chips. Everything is inside of a large military duffle bag that uses a molle system. I made this bag, and keep it supplied when I can, about 5-6 years ago. Our power went out, my Grandfather was slightly injured, and we couldn't leave the house because of downed power lines. Always good to be prepared, since then this bag helped save my Grandmother's life from a very deep injury she sustained, as well as having water after flooding.
that's a cute coffin.... might want to revisit your fresh air filter idea--I don't see much airflow going through one gas mask filter for multiple people that will get rained on and degrade in the elements... i would worry about carbon monoxide poisoning--or methane with beans being the primary source of food🤣🤣🤣
Use a blower to pull air for one and cut a bigger hole for a 3 to 4 inch diameter pipe and have the outside port angle downwards might try to figure out a way to change the filter on the inside
You’d be safer in the root cellar !!! 🤣🤣 Not bad though for a 12hr build. Did you bring a potty 🚽🤣🤣 Your wife is such a good sport! I’d be in Dons bunker it’s bigger and full of maple syrup!!
@@ItsAllG00d Because steel can hold a radioactive charge. Which is why metal is not a safe material to shelter in I believe. He would have to cover it with more than one Metre of soil. then workout some sort of S bend shielding of equal thickness for the entry. No egress is already a bad idea.
i am not too sure about how good that door would be when it counts and i am not too sure about how well the air flow would be with that filter over the air hole. Might be a carbon monoxide issue.
You're right. Most shelters have a way to filter air. Some are manually run and some run on electricity. Either way, the air is cleaned and circulated throughout the shelter.
Yeah pretty sure they would die if they actually stayed in the shelter overnight. No air coming in that filter those chem suit filters are forced flow only. Very dangerous glad it was just a joke, just need to be careful that you remind the kiddo that it isn't safe to go in there for very long.
Air intake pipe filter should be inside. Also air intake pipe needs to be in the shape of a candy cane to prevent water from entering. And you need alot more airflow than a 1 inch tube. Especially if u have alot of ppl and candles. Also concrete is alot better than dirt. Aside from that its a pretty good idea
You should consult the Atlas Bunker guys videos. He has a lot of advise on how much soil you need to keep out radiation the 90° angles etc. Air cleaners etc.. For nuclear hardened. Love to see you build a hardened bunker out of junk or found items. Just show ideas!!! Just a safety note you need an air in and an air out and something to move the air if you ever make that bunker air tight you would not have enough fresh air exchange.
My younger brother loved Tang. When he drank so much that his urine turned orange he was so freaked out the he will not drink it to this day (45 years later).
OMG!!! This was amazingly fun and informational! That is a really cool shelter and air system. Would be a great storm shelter too. Your family is the best. Don is such a good sport with all your antics. All the best to you guys! Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you all. Should have black trash bags and a 5-gallon bucket with a lid for when nature calls.
It would be a great storm shelter but it is a death trap as a nuclear fallout shelter. Do you buy the book how to survive a Nuclear disaster available all over the Internet
I absolutely love this channel. I get so excited to see you have a new video! Cheers Kevin and friends, and thank you! You taught me a lot actually... and so did brother Chris!
Residential ‘backyard bunkers’ from prior eras of domestic threat are fascinating! Survival item combos are especially interesting: coca-cola bottles, tins of tuna & sardines, vintage army field tools, and spiders/spiderwebs!
Seriously. I have purchased a 5 x 5 x 4 dog kennel. I'm gonna use boxes with huge trashbags to hold water mixed with boric acid. To build up the outer wall then fill in between the kennel and the boxes with 2 gallon bags of water with boric acid. I'm also gonna build up the roof with basically borated water. It's not a lot of room but it's enough for us to lie down. Potty, food and water supplies at least for 72 hours. Then I'll go out for brief things in the house but my son will have to stay in there for a while. The science of it seems sound. We'll be shielded primarily by 24in of borated water. It's not as good as being underground but it might be good enough to prevent serious problems. I have Apple pectin and potassium iodide tablets.
Bro, you, your family, and your friend Don put such a smile on my face. Thanks for making such wholesome and really good content. Just recently found you, and I hope you keep on making stuff and sharing it. You rock bro!
Looks amazing. I would cut more of the garage door and store it on the ceiling and then at night you can use the full length of the bunker as a bed for the three of you
Toilet.. bucket, bag and lid. Baby wipes. Toys for the kiddo. Bean food. Put another bench in there one on top the other. Make it as comfy as possible. Don't forget water cup
you're off with a basic good start. but there's much to improve upon. door thickness.... dirt above must be at least 28" thick packed. entrance area must be "funneled" outward, and with cover overhead. potty-jon? better long-term non contaminated air and water supply.... insulation against condensation....bunches of salt! buckets with sealable lids preferably plastic drywall buckets! more food! more wipes for hygiene, antibiotics, etc etc etc. you must have several caches because after you are safe to leave bunker, you may not be returning to your normal living arrangements for a while, and, maybe never! seeds, more food, more bottles of water, life straws, clothes and boots and coats per seasons of weather!!!! I'm glad you kept this video simple, and that you included a friend and your wonderful family! It's the reality of things that may help people to "prepare for the worst, even though we must still hope for the best! oh, and be sure that you are part of a good "tribe" should shtf!!!!! Y'all folks take care! let's pray about this and pray for one another, Brother! we must somehow come thru any possible situations "United"! Bo in North Carolina
@Cindy SparkleFarts no offense to any Americans out there but with 'creepy uncle Joe' with his finger on 'the button' no one is safe!! The bumbling fool can hardly string a sentence together let alone be trusted with a nuclear arsenal 😬🤣
I've several bug out bags that are ranked in order of importance depending on how much I can take with me. If I'm walking then there's the main one, if I can drive, the others pack in the vehicle.
I noticed in your bugout bag a Canadian $20. Never knew you were Canadian. Gives me comfort knowing as a Canadian I have access to similar items and options. Thanks
I noticed in your bugout bag a Canadian $20. Never knew you were Canadian. Gives me comfort knowing as a Canadian I have access to similar items and options. Thanks
if this is put up to protect yourself from a bad storm you might want to think about putting an air vent in, cause if the storm was really bad and blocked ur door then or sealed it, then lighting the candle will kill you.
i would suggest a hand operated hydraulic addition to the door. so you can open the door even if debris block the door from the outside. like a modified hydraulic jack for car repair.
Love your videos because of your sense of humor Kevin. You outdid yourself this time. Really funny and great to see you pull Don & family into the humor too. What did he see at the end? Justin coming over the hillside?
Y’all are such an adorable, fun-loving family!! And Rachel is 1 heck of a trooper/team player for putting up w/ & subjecting herself to testing all of your brilliantly-wacky ideas & fun outdoor adventures! LOL Wishing you guys nothing but the *BEST* in/of everything life has to offer. 🫶🏼😋
I am so addicted to this channel. It's so exciting.and the things you build are so amazing. Your root cellar is awesome. I watched the whole thing. Totally awesome it looks really. Watched the sauna build. I did miss part of the build of the cabin with the red metal roof. Are you building a small community or are these buildings for you family? Keep up the amazing work!!! One more thing. Would or could you dig deeper and wider pond? Put a fountain in the middle and a big filter in and stock it with seasonal fish. Deeper water would awesome. Loved your pig pen as well. Your chicken coop and house was really nice. How did the ducks do?. Your dogs are amazing I just love that breed. Be well and take care.
Underground and Candle's don't do it! .. Fun Video to watch!! Thank you for sharing all the best and stay safe Kevin!!! Cheers from Simcoe County - Ontario - Canada !!
I strongly suggest you put a computer type muffin fan up in that pipe opening and run a 12voltDC line to your power box. Have the airflow direction into the bunker. Also, a couple of automotive white light LED marker lights, hooked up to your power box. They take so little power, could last for days if not weeks on a single 12volt battery. Interesting video, thanks for sharing.
I noticed in your bugout bag a Canadian $20. Never knew you were Canadian. Gives me comfort knowing as a Canadian I have access to similar items and options. Thanks
No one commenting on his Draft Kings "something McCaffery" I assume he meant Christian McCaffery but I'm glad everyone is here for the video and not the ads! Love the video
Hahahahahahahahahaa, priceless. Kevin your daughter is beautiful and has a flair for drama. Great to see your wife in a video again. I like videos on TH-cam that involve the whole family. Hilarious video with a perfect ending. I love the slow motion in the last 2 seconds, makes it epic and leaves us on a MSR cliffhanger, ( Tune in next week for episode 2 - 'The Rise of The Wooded Beardsman').
🤣 this is funny but at least there is some sort of place to hunker down. I think he should just turn it into a supply room and make a separate place to have more room to sleep.
Don is so wonderful as the straight man to your slapstick! Like Abbott and Costello 2.0. Love you Don! I love how everyone takes part, especially Don at the end, "but wait a minute!"
You still have to put it in a cement and rebar frame to keep the metal from bending inside from the pressure of the dirt around it. Then you also would need an air filtration system, a sewage system, hook it up to a water well, and then add wind or solar energy for lights and to power other needs.
Bomb shelter... you do have beans and a candle, I guess the ability of the .Bomb relates to the amount of methane you can create with beans before you light the candle.
Oh yeah, that duct tape is weather proof and bomb shelter approved and going to really save you in the event of a real emergency or radioactive leak. 👍
Hey neighbor! Man did you hit on a subject that my family thinks I'm crazy for!(they don't think I'm that bad anymore because I was prepared for the pandemic and they weren't) I have so many tips for you! Crayons can be candles for 30 minutes (leave the wrapper on) Put the flashlight under/next to the water bottle and you have a light bottle. Put your electronics on cardboard or styrofoam and your shelter becomes a faraday cage I'm not a huge advocate of actual weapons because if you don't know how to use them then they can be used against you. Therefore, finding weapons in every day items is key. The dowel is perfect because it can be a stick, a wrench, an umbrella, etc... You may need money so in your bag keep a roll of quarters. Hold them in your fist when you punch for extra strength and if you add some heavy rings onto your fingers now you have "brass knuckles". I know you will have socks so put your soap, a rock, a handful of change, or anything else that is hard and use it as a weapon. If it gets down to hand to hand there are a few simple things I teach everyone * if they can't see they can't follow, go for the eyes with a thumb and gouge it out *if they can't breathe they can't follow, punch the throat, even if you don't punch really hard their trachea will start to swell and close the airway eventually. *if they can't walk they can't follow, take the knee out by kicking it from either side * if they aren't awake they can't follow, hit the side of the neck with a swift stiff knife hand chop and they will pass out. Even an old lady can hit a muscle man with her forearm or cane and he will drop. If you wish to avoid physical contact invite them to dinner and exchange the oregano with foxglove or any other indigenous poisonous plant. For running away get a high decibel keyring thing or home defense item for windows and use the flashing mode on your flashlight. This will disorient them enough for you to run. Osage orange is a good hedge to have around your property. I know several booby traps you can make. I know every day chemicals you can mix. There's so much I could teach you but you are probably thinking I'm crazy at this point. Which you're not far off! Ex military, taekwondo, nurse, and prepper. You pick stuff up along the way ya know what I mean? I'm glad you made a shelter, it's a wise thing to do. Although I think Don was more comfortable in the root cellar because he had a cot! I think Rachel was a good sport for sleeping in it with you and your daughter and the dog and was the chicken still there? 🤔😂 You definitely have a wonderful woman to face the end of the world with! Make sure you give them a big hug and heat up that sauna for her! ✌💜🐖💨
Well judging by the size of that it's only good for one person. And if a nuclear bomb was around I would suggest staying in there for at least 3 weeks. Get yourself a walkie-talkie. 3 weeks of water. 3 weeks of food. 3 weeks of toilet paper. Flashlights and a hell of a lot of batteries. Plastic tape strong tape. And a escape route just in case the front door is cluttered with something and you can't open the door.
My daily bug out bag consist of: Tourniquet, basic meds, basic TACTICLE first aid kit, trash bags, flash lights batteries, extra pair of clothes, multiple light sources, matches lighters flints. Few small cans of canned beans. 1 full MRE. Portable fold up axe/shovel. Rope, twine, fishing line, mini fishing set, multiple knifes, 40, s&w with tac light. Solar brick, flares, chem stick, portable HAM radio, And probably a few more main ones I just forgot to mention. Yes this all fits in one bag weighing 31.2 pounds. Edit, 2 bottles of water. Food and drinks, and any other items that may need to be checked or replaced as in going bad, are done so regularly. Bag stays in my truck any where I go 24:7
Fyi, you can't allow that filter to get wet. It will be useless. I'd use another pipe that's a "u" then attach the filter to it. I'd also get a small computer fan for intake air attached to the inlet pipe.
It would also make it harder for someone to mess with it with the filter being inside. Atlas survival shelters makes shelters & thinks about things to do for a nuclear fallout situation. I only mention that because of you talking about lead. having a 90-degree entrance helps with one of the particles & burying it also helps are the few things I remember for that.
Somebody would love to live in that lil bunker full time . If I could build me a bunker it would be a lil bigger to also fit a bed and more stuff but I love you bed table setup . I would take the wood off of it and keep the door then replace the wood with thick concrete walls . But concrete is so expensive these days . My mama said that sometimes we have to work with what we have like you did . I would build some type of thick gate in front of that lil bunker to be more safer . But your lil bunker is better then nothing for protection . Its just so beautiful . I just love it . Miss . Linda ❤
Wood front on a fallout shelter. Epic. You should install a mini solar panel to feed your battery backup while inside. A poop bucket would be nice, especially if the dog needs it...🤭🙄
Don't forget the dog food and water bowl. Cups for the water for the ppl in there. Food that's easy to heat and eat, with utensils, bowls etc. Great job.
The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
Let's give a round of applause to Rachel for putting up with this guy's adventures.
She does not looked amused. Lol
LOL I was thinkin the same: How lucky can a man be that his wife will humor him and his silliness. Jokes aside, it is friggin precious to see. Good for them
🤣
You need WAYYYYYY more Stuff!!!!!
I’d puts some wings off the front so in worst case the door won’t get blocked by dirt and debris. Plus it’s then easy to throw a porch type setup there.
It's not a proper build until the recycled garage door panel comes out.
Hahaha. The beginning fallout warning is epic 😂 This is so cool. I’m amazed at how easy you make it look. You and your brother are so creative and informative. Unbelievably impressed once again.
Glad you liked it!!
This shelter is a death trap
Anyone else hear jordan Peterson when he did that warning?
You should add another one to this for an airlock system so you could go outside and do repairs, air filter changes, food runs ect.
Love what you and your brother do. Keep up the amazing work. Cheers.
Edit: where ya gonna pee and poop?
@@dement3djoker sure it is
I think its more of a short stay thing, like for a night, not for more than that, couse its too smal for that, so i would think is not necessary to have more thant a pee bottle, much less an airlock
Why do I always find myself saying out loud:
"Hi Don!!" Every time Kev says "Don's here"
Because Don can hear you
@Cindy SparkleFarts Haha! If Don wasn't so lovely, I would be afraid of him
I must admit when Kev asked us what we would pack in our 'bug-out bags' my first thought was Don haha
@Cindy SparkleFarts I have to agree cause Don spelt backwards is nod lol 😉
Get off that crack
You asked what is in my bug out bag:
Medical Supplies - A big first aid kit, burn gel, several Israeli bandages, some gun shot/deep wound kits, extra gaze, bandages, saline.
Survival Supplies - A Knife, 2 lamps, a flashlight, a small saw, compass, a multi-tool, small tent, emergency blankets, poncho, paracord, lighter.
Other Supplies - 2 Small power supplies with USB and Phone connections for charging, batteries for a week or two for the lights.
Food Supplies - 10 Bottles of Water, Trail Mix, Granola Bars, Tuna Packets, Mayo, Crackers, Chips.
Everything is inside of a large military duffle bag that uses a molle system.
I made this bag, and keep it supplied when I can, about 5-6 years ago. Our power went out, my Grandfather was slightly injured, and we couldn't leave the house because of downed power lines. Always good to be prepared, since then this bag helped save my Grandmother's life from a very deep injury she sustained, as well as having water after flooding.
that's a cute coffin.... might want to revisit your fresh air filter idea--I don't see much airflow going through one gas mask filter for multiple people that will get rained on and degrade in the elements... i would worry about carbon monoxide poisoning--or methane with beans being the primary source of food🤣🤣🤣
Use a blower to pull air for one and cut a bigger hole for a 3 to 4 inch diameter pipe and have the outside port angle downwards might try to figure out a way to change the filter on the inside
"More beans,Mr. Taggart?"..."I'd say you've had enough!".
You’d be safer in the root cellar !!! 🤣🤣 Not bad though for a 12hr build. Did you bring a potty 🚽🤣🤣 Your wife is such a good sport! I’d be in Dons bunker it’s bigger and full of maple syrup!!
And Don ! Haha
100%
Why would the root cellar be better?
@@ItsAllG00d As I said, Don and maple syrup.
@@ItsAllG00d Because steel can hold a radioactive charge. Which is why metal is not a safe material to shelter in I believe. He would have to cover it with more than one Metre of soil. then workout some sort of S bend shielding of equal thickness for the entry. No egress is already a bad idea.
"The Rusty Bunker" sounds like the name of a dive bar in East Germany.
i am not too sure about how good that door would be when it counts and i am not too sure about how well the air flow would be with that filter over the air hole. Might be a carbon monoxide issue.
You're right. Most shelters have a way to filter air. Some are manually run and some run on electricity. Either way, the air is cleaned and circulated throughout the shelter.
Yeah pretty sure they would die if they actually stayed in the shelter overnight. No air coming in that filter those chem suit filters are forced flow only. Very dangerous glad it was just a joke, just need to be careful that you remind the kiddo that it isn't safe to go in there for very long.
@@AQUATICSLIVE granted there wasn't a great seal on the door so there was still air flow. But if that door was sealed tight dangerous for sure.
IDK how he could change the filter from inside - maybe hook it up inside instead?
@@FurnitureFan and include some way to force the air through.
Air intake pipe filter should be inside. Also air intake pipe needs to be in the shape of a candy cane to prevent water from entering. And you need alot more airflow than a 1 inch tube. Especially if u have alot of ppl and candles. Also concrete is alot better than dirt. Aside from that its a pretty good idea
Those bacon seeds are getting huge!
@Cindy SparkleFarts pigs.
@Cindy SparkleFarts if you know, you know😉
You should consult the Atlas Bunker guys videos. He has a lot of advise on how much soil you need to keep out radiation the 90° angles etc. Air cleaners etc.. For nuclear hardened. Love to see you build a hardened bunker out of junk or found items. Just show ideas!!! Just a safety note you need an air in and an air out and something to move the air if you ever make that bunker air tight you would not have enough fresh air exchange.
My younger brother loved Tang. When he drank so much that his urine turned orange he was so freaked out the he will not drink it to this day (45 years later).
probably a good idea, as he'd likely have diabetes by now.
Would recommend sticking an out-vent and the impeller from a leaf blower on it to draw fresh air in, and push stale air out
OMG!!! This was amazingly fun and informational! That is a really cool shelter and air system. Would be a great storm shelter too. Your family is the best. Don is such a good sport with all your antics. All the best to you guys! Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you all. Should have black trash bags and a 5-gallon bucket with a lid for when nature calls.
Indeed. I'd add a headlamp, much better as your hands are free.
If sharing a shelter overnight, I highly recommend earplugs 😁
It would be a great storm shelter but it is a death trap as a nuclear fallout shelter.
Do you buy the book how to survive a Nuclear disaster available all over the Internet
I absolutely love this channel.
I get so excited to see you have a new video!
Cheers Kevin and friends, and thank you!
You taught me a lot actually... and so did brother Chris!
Glad you like them!
Having beans in an enclosed space? You really do believe in living dangerously.
Residential ‘backyard bunkers’ from prior eras of domestic threat are fascinating! Survival item combos are especially interesting: coca-cola bottles, tins of tuna & sardines, vintage army field tools, and spiders/spiderwebs!
LOL! Nice job, but I think your root cellar would probably a bit safer as a shelter!
Seriously. I have purchased a 5 x 5 x 4 dog kennel. I'm gonna use boxes with huge trashbags to hold water mixed with boric acid. To build up the outer wall then fill in between the kennel and the boxes with 2 gallon bags of water with boric acid. I'm also gonna build up the roof with basically borated water. It's not a lot of room but it's enough for us to lie down. Potty, food and water supplies at least for 72 hours. Then I'll go out for brief things in the house but my son will have to stay in there for a while. The science of it seems sound. We'll be shielded primarily by 24in of borated water. It's not as good as being underground but it might be good enough to prevent serious problems. I have Apple pectin and potassium iodide tablets.
Bro, you, your family, and your friend Don put such a smile on my face. Thanks for making such wholesome and really good content. Just recently found you, and I hope you keep on making stuff and sharing it. You rock bro!
I appreciate that! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
cut another bed panel and stack it on the other bed panel so when its bed time you can put them side by side and have a bed 2 times the size
Looks amazing. I would cut more of the garage door and store it on the ceiling and then at night you can use the full length of the bunker as a bed for the three of you
That's a good idea!
Toilet.. bucket, bag and lid. Baby wipes. Toys for the kiddo. Bean food. Put another bench in there one on top the other. Make it as comfy as possible. Don't forget water cup
Funny thing is I was just on your page waiting for this episode to drop
Red Green would be proud of bunker. Especially the air filtration system.
Omg you’re so right 😂 😂
Totally. He would have to build one himself all duct tape
Oh em gee a red green reference lol 😆
@@courtneypetit5084 what year is it
All Hail Red Green!
You have 12 hours to complete the emergency shelter? No worries Don's here 👍🇵🇭
you're off with a basic good start. but there's much to improve upon. door thickness.... dirt above must be at least 28" thick packed. entrance area must be "funneled" outward, and with cover overhead. potty-jon? better long-term non contaminated air and water supply.... insulation against condensation....bunches of salt! buckets with sealable lids preferably plastic drywall buckets! more food! more wipes for hygiene, antibiotics, etc etc etc. you must have several caches because after you are safe to leave bunker, you may not be returning to your normal living arrangements for a while, and, maybe never! seeds, more food, more bottles of water, life straws, clothes and boots and coats per seasons of weather!!!! I'm glad you kept this video simple, and that you included a friend and your wonderful family! It's the reality of things that may help people to "prepare for the worst, even though we must still hope for the best! oh, and be sure that you are part of a good "tribe" should shtf!!!!! Y'all folks take care! let's pray about this and pray for one another, Brother! we must somehow come thru any possible situations "United"! Bo in North Carolina
I love Mr. Don. He seems like he's more comfortable with the camera now.
Sorry but if I heard an emergency broadcast in that voice... I'd struggle to take it seriously haha
❤ you Kev
@Cindy SparkleFarts no offense to any Americans out there but with 'creepy uncle Joe' with his finger on 'the button' no one is safe!! The bumbling fool can hardly string a sentence together let alone be trusted with a nuclear arsenal 😬🤣
@@jessicad83 It is truly a scary thought for us American's!!
@@nanmaco Who's we? 😂
Thought it was Dr evil
Wow! That’s awesome! It might even protect you from a hail storm.
I've several bug out bags that are ranked in order of importance depending on how much I can take with me. If I'm walking then there's the main one, if I can drive, the others pack in the vehicle.
Don't forget your tinfoil hats of varying thicknesses.. you know depending on how big the conspiracies are!
I noticed in your bugout bag a Canadian $20. Never knew you were Canadian. Gives me comfort knowing as a Canadian I have access to similar items and options. Thanks
Hes in ontario somewhere, I've seen a few hints over the time!
I noticed in your bugout bag a Canadian $20. Never knew you were Canadian. Gives me comfort knowing as a Canadian I have access to similar items and options. Thanks
if this is put up to protect yourself from a bad storm you might want to think about putting an air vent in, cause if the storm was really bad and blocked ur door then or sealed it, then lighting the candle will kill you.
This shelter is woefully inadequate for a ‘fall out’. Dead within a couple hours. Sorry.
You'll be in shortage of air with candles in the small room. But good vid and fun project. Thx
The door wasn't that air tight. You could see daylight in places!
Draft Kings: you've made it to the big leagues of sponsors! Well deserved
My concern is the air and filter. Hot air rises and I am sure the door is not airtight. A fan could help.
I think you need an extension for the bath. But making it a bit deeper with entrance wings would be a good addition.
Good one guys! As always I have a few laughs! Thanks!
i would suggest a hand operated hydraulic addition to the door.
so you can open the door even if debris block the door from the outside.
like a modified hydraulic jack for car repair.
Love your videos because of your sense of humor Kevin. You outdid yourself this time. Really funny and great to see you pull Don & family into the humor too. What did he see at the end? Justin coming over the hillside?
You might survive the storm but the one drawback is you'll be a hunchback for the rest of your life.
Great idea. I might add a small fan for amplifying the air flow.
Y’all are such an adorable, fun-loving family!! And Rachel is 1 heck of a trooper/team player for putting up w/ & subjecting herself to testing all of your brilliantly-wacky ideas & fun outdoor adventures! LOL
Wishing you guys nothing but the *BEST* in/of everything life has to offer. 🫶🏼😋
Poor Don! He's like "I guess I'm digging again😔" And you called me short!🤣🤣🤣
love the bunker , but might want to revamp the air filtration system.
Not much radiation protection from the front though.
I am so addicted to this channel. It's so exciting.and the things you build are so amazing. Your root cellar is awesome. I watched the whole thing. Totally awesome it looks really. Watched the sauna build. I did miss part of the build of the cabin with the red metal roof. Are you building a small community or are these buildings for you family? Keep up the amazing work!!!
One more thing. Would or could you dig deeper and wider pond? Put a fountain in the middle and a big filter in and stock it with seasonal fish. Deeper water would awesome. Loved your pig pen as well. Your chicken coop and house was really nice. How did the ducks do?. Your dogs are amazing I just love that breed. Be well and take care.
The duck that was left after the incident went to a nearby farm. The pond is a work in progress... Thanks for watching!
Well done! That was fun! Love it that Don got into like that at the end.
Underground and Candle's don't do it! .. Fun Video to watch!! Thank you for sharing all the best and stay safe Kevin!!! Cheers from Simcoe County - Ontario - Canada !!
I strongly suggest you put a computer type muffin fan up in that pipe opening and run a 12voltDC line to your power box. Have the airflow direction into the bunker. Also, a couple of automotive white light LED marker lights, hooked up to your power box. They take so little power, could last for days if not weeks on a single 12volt battery. Interesting video, thanks for sharing.
Without an NBC filter, all that would is suck in radioactive particles, all this set up is during fallout is a grave
Great video glad you posted keep them coming thanks
Great video glad you posted keep them coming thanks
Bug out bag: medication, bar soap, 1st aid kit, spare glasses,socks, underwear, flannel shirt, t-shirt, jeans/sweats, passport, cash, phone charger, canned food, can opener, knife, flashlight, head lamp .
I noticed in your bugout bag a Canadian $20. Never knew you were Canadian. Gives me comfort knowing as a Canadian I have access to similar items and options. Thanks
Headlamp and soap for sure! I mean they didn't have a change of clothes😏
That was fun content, happy to see you building, I like how you have Don, your wife and kid included. Love the videos!
Glad you enjoyed it
No one commenting on his Draft Kings "something McCaffery" I assume he meant Christian McCaffery but I'm glad everyone is here for the video and not the ads! Love the video
I was thinking two players at the same time.. Derrick Henry and Christian McCaffrey
Hahahahahahahahahaa, priceless.
Kevin your daughter is beautiful and has a flair for drama.
Great to see your wife in a video again. I like videos on TH-cam that involve the whole family.
Hilarious video with a perfect ending. I love the slow motion in the last 2 seconds, makes it epic and leaves us on a MSR cliffhanger, ( Tune in next week for episode 2 - 'The Rise of The Wooded Beardsman').
Glad you enjoyed it
@@ModernSelfReliance Totally did. Is this an embarkment into a different kind of video?
🤣 this is funny but at least there is some sort of place to hunker down. I think he should just turn it into a supply room and make a separate place to have more room to sleep.
Without at least 3 feet of dirt on top you are going to cook from the inside out. Plus, not enough ventilation/air flow. Don is in a better situation.
You're right. Looks good, but it's not safe.
When your daughter said to have beans for dinner my f'd up mind assumed she was talking about the dog. Ha ha...
I think you should have just retreated to the "Cube" and pulled up the ladder.
I'll see you in Heaven!
Yup the cube sounds to be a great place with threats of tornados! You built it like a rock in the tress 😂🤣🙂
Don is so wonderful as the straight man to your slapstick! Like Abbott and Costello 2.0. Love you Don! I love how everyone takes part, especially Don at the end, "but wait a minute!"
That would totally be the canadian emergency broadcast system's voice 🤣
There would be at least a few aye's and aboots too
Canadian broadcast system would be like "...like take off hosers, ya know, eh".
@@ICXCTSARSLAVY "Take of eh! Don't be a hose head."
I like how he only packed enough supplies for him. like hes not going to bring his family when the bombs drop lol
Been wondering where you've been. Don is not the best Emergency Alert guy lol he made me feel relaxed lol
Dont forget.......baby wipes, hand santitizer, toilet bucket and plastic bags, Peatnut butter, crackers
Turn it into a Faraday cage!
That's a good idea.
need a 90 degree entrance. gamma radiation will get you from that front door.
Current Bug out Bag,
Leatherman Wave
Iodine tablets
Waterproof matches
Duct tape
Compass
Maps
Ruger SR40
High calorie food.
Thank you, Cory. You're absolutely right.
You guys can "take a blast", right? 🤣🤣 That part was great! 🤣
Shipping container would be epic
Thin steel and you would have to go Andrew Camarta
You still have to put it in a cement and rebar frame to keep the metal from bending inside from the pressure of the dirt around it. Then you also would need an air filtration system, a sewage system, hook it up to a water well, and then add wind or solar energy for lights and to power other needs.
@@stephenthorpe6238 I agree, you need to work on making the structure strong so it doesn’t cave in. It will just be a big project and materials.
Bomb shelter... you do have beans and a candle, I guess the ability of the .Bomb relates to the amount of methane you can create with beans before you light the candle.
Oh yeah, that duct tape is weather proof and bomb shelter approved and going to really save you in the event of a real emergency or radioactive leak. 👍
I love how you, your family and Don stayed in character the entire time 😂👏
Hey neighbor! Man did you hit on a subject that my family thinks I'm crazy for!(they don't think I'm that bad anymore because I was prepared for the pandemic and they weren't) I have so many tips for you!
Crayons can be candles for 30 minutes (leave the wrapper on)
Put the flashlight under/next to the water bottle and you have a light bottle. Put your electronics on cardboard or styrofoam and your shelter becomes a faraday cage
I'm not a huge advocate of actual weapons because if you don't know how to use them then they can be used against you. Therefore, finding weapons in every day items is key. The dowel is perfect because it can be a stick, a wrench, an umbrella, etc... You may need money so in your bag keep a roll of quarters. Hold them in your fist when you punch for extra strength and if you add some heavy rings onto your fingers now you have "brass knuckles".
I know you will have socks so put your soap, a rock, a handful of change, or anything else that is hard and use it as a weapon.
If it gets down to hand to hand there are a few simple things I teach everyone
* if they can't see they can't follow, go for the eyes with a thumb and gouge it out
*if they can't breathe they can't follow, punch the throat, even if you don't punch really hard their trachea will start to swell and close the airway eventually.
*if they can't walk they can't follow, take the knee out by kicking it from either side
* if they aren't awake they can't follow, hit the side of the neck with a swift stiff knife hand chop and they will pass out. Even an old lady can hit a muscle man with her forearm or cane and he will drop.
If you wish to avoid physical contact invite them to dinner and exchange the oregano with foxglove or any other indigenous poisonous plant.
For running away get a high decibel keyring thing or home defense item for windows and use the flashing mode on your flashlight. This will disorient them enough for you to run.
Osage orange is a good hedge to have around your property.
I know several booby traps you can make.
I know every day chemicals you can mix. There's so much I could teach you but you are probably thinking I'm crazy at this point. Which you're not far off! Ex military, taekwondo, nurse, and prepper. You pick stuff up along the way ya know what I mean?
I'm glad you made a shelter, it's a wise thing to do. Although I think Don was more comfortable in the root cellar because he had a cot! I think Rachel was a good sport for sleeping in it with you and your daughter and the dog and was the chicken still there? 🤔😂 You definitely have a wonderful woman to face the end of the world with! Make sure you give them a big hug and heat up that sauna for her! ✌💜🐖💨
Awesome you sound well prepared!
Well judging by the size of that it's only good for one person. And if a nuclear bomb was around I would suggest staying in there for at least 3 weeks. Get yourself a walkie-talkie. 3 weeks of water. 3 weeks of food. 3 weeks of toilet paper. Flashlights and a hell of a lot of batteries.
Plastic tape strong tape. And a escape route just in case the front door is cluttered with something and you can't open the door.
So, what's your latitude and longitude? No reason...
What a beautiful daughter you have. What a great family you are. Love your shelters. Prep and pray.
I'm confused, did u build a bunker, or a fancy out-house? Jk lol Still really enjoy ur show, definitely get a kick watching it.
@Cindy SparkleFarts just what I was thinking. Duck tape-what the heck? Might as well use chewing gum.
My daily bug out bag consist of: Tourniquet, basic meds, basic TACTICLE first aid kit, trash bags, flash lights batteries, extra pair of clothes, multiple light sources, matches lighters flints. Few small cans of canned beans. 1 full MRE. Portable fold up axe/shovel. Rope, twine, fishing line, mini fishing set, multiple knifes,
40, s&w with tac light. Solar brick, flares, chem stick, portable HAM radio, And probably a few more main ones I just forgot to mention. Yes this all fits in one bag weighing 31.2 pounds.
Edit, 2 bottles of water. Food and drinks, and any other items that may need to be checked or replaced as in going bad, are done so regularly. Bag stays in my truck any where I go 24:7
the door sounds like its made out of american mcdonalds packaging xD
Door is not even close to being enough to stop radiation.
What will you do about sealing the door? I see a LOT of light coming in, which could let in toxins?
Fyi, you can't allow that filter to get wet. It will be useless. I'd use another pipe that's a "u" then attach the filter to it. I'd also get a small computer fan for intake air attached to the inlet pipe.
You better have an air exhaust port installed very low in the front wall! Also you need a fan for the air in pipe!
11:14 one of the most amazing sales pitches of all time! It's just a board in a tube but oh so much more than that! haha
You will want an in-vent low down with the filter there and probably a bigger filter.
It would be better to put the filter on the inside and that would allow it to be changed without going outside.
It would also make it harder for someone to mess with it with the filter being inside. Atlas survival shelters makes shelters & thinks about things to do for a nuclear fallout situation. I only mention that because of you talking about lead. having a 90-degree entrance helps with one of the particles & burying it also helps are the few things I remember for that.
One of the best TH-cam intros of all time. Again good sir, very good channel.
Somebody would love to live in that lil bunker full time . If I could build me a bunker it would be a lil bigger to also fit a bed and more stuff but I love you bed table setup . I would take the wood off of it and keep the door then replace the wood with thick concrete walls . But concrete is so expensive these days . My mama said that sometimes we have to work with what we have like you did . I would build some type of thick gate in front of that lil bunker to be more safer . But your lil bunker is better then nothing for protection . Its just so beautiful . I just love it . Miss . Linda ❤
Sorry mate ,you need at least 10meters into the ground ,in order to survive very base thermal nuclear blast zone ,that depends on the point of blast .
Wood front on a fallout shelter. Epic. You should install a mini solar panel to feed your battery backup while inside. A poop bucket would be nice, especially if the dog needs it...🤭🙄
You're rockin' the socks! Woohoo! We got to meet your wife too! Awesome video - thanks!
Did you see them change feet?
This dudes gonna become an environmental storytelling skeleton
You make me laugh, you make me think, you make me creatively courageous! Thanks 😊
Idk if you could go out and change the filter without a hazmat suit, but still a fun video 😀
Don't forget the dog food and water bowl. Cups for the water for the ppl in there.
Food that's easy to heat and eat, with utensils, bowls etc.
Great job.