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Sorry but how is that escape hatch paten pending its a standard ship hatch upside down?

Right. I just got to that part. Trying to sound all important boss like. Must be dads company

@@markf3229 the guy speaking is the owner.

Hi Canadian prepper

Would love to see a hidden bookshelf door in the basement.

@@arycosta7293 Bookshelf in a basement would stand out.

@@jbdragon3295 I was thinking the same thing but at the end of the video it looked like the basement was finished so it could work. But for a regular basement it definitely wouldn’t work.

Let me guess you are on back order than

Lol that's funny 😂

No doubt! can't stand micro-managing

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Did you guys miss the part where it said there were two new employees being trained ?

@@carolineoli752 no, I saw the text saying that, but he's obviously an experienced pipe welder and can more than likely understand the concept of what's going on and why. Therefore doesn't need to be micro-managed, just give him the instructions and let him go...he can always stop and ask questions if he's not 100% sure.

At least have some spare buckets to catch the mess.

Do you understand the situation. It's to escape. Not to worry about making a mess

Wait so you don’t want to bury your loved ones in the sand on your way out? Missed that part

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters I think he’s more saying like so they don get trapped like give the sand a place to go that’s not in the way of anyone escaping.

Their idea is good, but it needs some tweaking (like you said would work well). You could also do it without all the extra time it takes to undo all those wingnuts by using a single locking lever or just half-turn handles. Someone in a panic trying to escape is going to fumble the wingnuts.

Bunkers aren't about the radiation, they're about the blast and air filtration. Radiation exposure won't harm or kill you, the blast and radioactive dust will. Radioactive dust goes in your lungs and irradiates your body until you die.

@@user-ge4uk9ui8y You go ahead and put yours right up top then. I'll have the same air filtration system 8' down.

@@user-ge4uk9ui8y u don’t know much about radiation my guy

@@nodint6123 2 km away from the hypocenter of a nuclear bomb, the radiation dose is 0.01 Sv, which is only 10 times higher than the natural background radiation, getting a chest xray or flying in a plane will get you thousands of times larger doses. 500 meters away from the hypocenter of a nuclear bomb, the radiation dose is 40 Sv, the lethal dose is 6 Sv in an hour, which means that you will have to stand below a nuclear bomb for 4-5 minutes. The chance of a nuclear bomb exploding right above you is insanely low, your bunker will be miles away from the blast, so the radiation dose is totally safe. The thing you need to worry about is nuclear fallout, because it can get inside of you through breathing or eating and it'll irradiate your body for the rest of your life causing cancer.

If you pause the video at 23:59 you can see an installer in the hole and the family standing on the grass for scale. There is 6ft between the ceiling plate of the bunker and the level of the grass. For a nuke bunker that is plenty, Swiss bunkers have huge thick doors to withstand the overpressure of the blast wave (which is what is going to kill you in a nuclear explosion) but the requirements for depth and shielding are lower than this. To put it bluntly, if you need more than 6 foot of earth you better have a 3 foot thick blast door fitted or you won't survive the blast.

Yeah it's really desperate

Why not make the whole air pipe out of stainless?!

Because SS doesn't have the tensile strength.

@@corollaae8645 lol that would cost over 50k in materials

Have to agree. Especially on the bolts. And I would love to see a composite air pipe instead of iron as well.

That’s classified

Agree on something should cover to camo it.. But I'd think escape would need to go much further away... Not practical in most places because you'd have to stay with property. But maybe extend as far as property line and have a concrete she'd or building that would store vehicle,/ bikes, motorcycles, extra backpacks.

Yeah I always though it would be good idea to do one of the hollow faux concrete boulders. You could leave a weaker spot with less metal renforment and would be easy to pick your way out from inside and it would just look like a massive Boulder half unearthed.

I remember a company that offered an escape up to 100 yards away from your bunker that led to an undercover garage. It was made in 10 yard sections, each with submarine quality hatches.

Please ask the prince if he has single brothers 😂

You too! Any day now, right?!😏

Damn that Nigerian prince is really

They found an abandoned Nigerian House with millions of dollars in it and i believed the money was taken so my guess you probably gotta wait as they just robbed the prince's secret piggybank lol

Well, crap. I'll never get my money...or a bunker.

Thanks 😊

For first door I'd have a bank vault style door lockable from inside naturally overkill for sure but it would defeat most intruders if door is appropriate thickness durability

It was not taking down a weld but preparing the paint for touch up

@@dertasdert2419 clearly OP isn't an idiot, though it looks like familiarity with these particular projects has given you a superiority complex. Good luck with that. Info exchanges and questions re: method is how people learn the why of things, and gives the boss the chance to stand out, even differentiate the product. That's the purpose of videos like this, no? Questioning 'why', even critically, shows engagement and is good for business.

We use fibre discs to grind it flat and then a random orbital sander. That way you can make the material waayyyyy flatter than with a flap disc. orbital sander is only nescecary to help clean off round surfaces and get rid of some of the deep scratches so they dont show trough the powdercoating

Give us a call for a bunker and we can have it shipped to UK

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters what sort of extra cost is it to UK?

Freight from Poland. That's it

I'm in the UK and it would be a dream come true to have one of these.

Whats stopping you as an Englishman having a shelter?

He looks so pissed when the guy behind the camera tells him what to do like let the man weld

@Clarissa 1986, because no one could possibly sneak a cellphone and or GPS into their tool bag and have the data to show exactly where they were? I doubt they do a strip/cavity search of all the workers every day...

He's gonna needs some burn cream after welding with his forearms exposed thanks to UV burns

And thinking of the other welders that Biden has just ruined their livelihood.

Laughs in Texan. 😅

Also from Louisiana and yeah they don't know what hot it lol

Laughs in Florida with 80+% humidity

@@hourlongcoder3098, I think you guys have it worse... Because you don’t get any relief from the heat when winter comes around.

@@empice2k it’s honestly not that bad if you’re born here. We chillin. Love my state

Just wait because we have plenty of more bunker videos

Lol this is by far dumbest comment. You never seen a fresh weld . They all got that you knock it off lol . As far as sander not sure . If say he just used that for last but

@@craigdowse5963 Dude it's not dumb you just didn't properly read his comment. He's just saying it was hard to watch him use an orbital sander to flatten the weld instead of a grinder.

@@xedproable think your one that didn't read knock off flux he thought was weld

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Dare I say nasty melanoma if he keeps that up for afew years aswell.

They are made in Poland now too. But you knew that 😀

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters. Really. I didin't nitice that on your website.

Well they are now

Yes, the bunkers are now made in Poland. Check out the previous video posted a week ago.

Probably like the others.

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Rusty, crumbling and a nice sink hole where it once was? 😁

@@Coolcoy84 lol

Thanks Michael

Fuckin rich people. What they dont realize is the thugs of the world will straight take that bitch from them if Armagedon Hits. And the neighbors no its there! Not very bright.

You have a tiny house then

@@New_Jax_City the thugs of the world will eat lead. All.of them. They don't have what it takes to survive a real concrete jungle. Not even remotely close. Some of us are very prepared. Don't underestimate the power of survival with critical thinking involved. Thugs don't have a clue.

Work harder. No one cares about your sob story

@@New_Jax_City 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I think that's sort of the idea; in the event that the entrance to your basement has been compromised and you need another way to get out the escape hatch would be your last resort. It's meant for a one-time use insofar as radiation protection!

Although I'd imagine making a lead shield that can rotate out of the way in the event of an emergency wouldn't be too hard or pricey given the already huge budget needed to build one of these!

Anodes in high water yes always

Definitely needed to be coated internally.. plus screening and or something for varmint control..💸💸💸💸👀

I used to do a little welding under cars for exhaust systems using a mug welder mostly. The only protective thing was the face shield. Sometimes gloves. Get little burns on your arms once in a while. To hit to wear all that protective stuff. To bulky. Need to get into tight spaces. It is hot, but as the sparks fly away, most cool down enough to not burn you. You try to work where they won’t really land on you much. It’s flying away from you. You really want to protect your eyes!!! Full face shield is even better. You can get sun burned from welding.

you are right, the inside of his elbows will be red as tomorrow....don't know how a certified welder would fall into that trap....

@@jbdragon3295 I have done a lot of welding and every time I did what he did, I pay for it with sun burn. He was doing major welding

It goes through the ceiling amd it's still water tight

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters A more "elegant" solution [for a "Platinum" grade product] would be to have all the electric/plumbing going through the same access door (just like in submarines), then going down below the false floor level [anciliary/storage space underneath].

YYYEEESSS !!!! And I volunteer to be the lucky winner !!! 🧤 💝 🍀 🎁 🎊 🎉 🎈

@@carolineoli752 Lmao

I'll have a grand Finale just for you 😊

Keep it hidden. What they don’t know about the better for everyone. It’s not really a living space anyway. It’s an emergency bunker. It’s the size of my house, but a bunker non the less.

@@jbdragon3295 "I live in a tinyhouse" **lifts up the bed leading into a luxury batman techno comfort hobbit hole**

yeah, theres not a chance. probably permits up the ass for this install. plus costing 500k, don't think he really gives a shit about extra taxes.

Hope so. Those bunkers will float otherwise

It will be 6' when done. 3' is required for gama

Exactly. Surprised they don't do 6" gravel around the base like a house foundation.

This job used blasted and coated pipe but the goose necks are always galvanized on most shelters

I'm thinking because you cannot weld and modify it out in the field.

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters I remember from previous videos that they were galvanized, just curious. Thanks. Love your Channel!!!

You obviously want to hide the air intake. What I did on mine was run it out into the forest about 2000 yards away from the house and bunker into a hollowed out tree. No one knows where it is and you could be right beside the tree and not know it was even there. Some of these installs make me laugh at how easy it would be to kill the people inside.

@@darrelldarrell1447 Ya just got to know general design. Even if hidden it could be found in a couple days.

Seems to me, there should be multiple air intakes.

Ron is there supervising

Why would you want to tell outsiders the location of your bunker?

Can air bnb your house while you chill in the bunker til they are gone. That way no one knows and you get extra money

Being certified to weld and fully understanding the expectations of a new job are completely different. It maybe a little micromanaging but it's having clear expectations and ensuring staff knows they got it right or wrong. I've had plenty of bosses that I had to earn my way before I was trusted with anything.

@@Iconf10 And for good reason, its a half million dollar product after all

They cheeped out and got the double wide instead of the triple wide!