Who has blueprints for a shipping container bunker?

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Anonymous Mon Oct 24 10:45:13 2016 No.1074956 [Reply] [Original]

Who has blueprints for a shipping container bunker?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 10:51:18 2016 No.1074957 herewegoagain.jpg

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 11:11:59 2016 No.1074963 File: 14 KB, 250x360, buriedalive_pict2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] you wanna be berried alive OP? is that what you want? to be berried alive?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 11:16:51 2016 No.1074964 >>1074963 no im making one for the zombie apocalypse

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 11:20:33 2016 No.1074966 Can'tsupporttheweightofthedirt.jpg

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 11:27:22 2016 No.1074968 >>1074964 well you're gonna end-up berried so deep whoever could pull you out will be crowned king arthur

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 12:30:43 2016 No.1074988 >>1074963 >>1074966 but cant you just build a reinforced steel frame around the container to stop that happening?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 12:31:36 2016 No.1074990 >>1074988 you can, but then there is no point to put in the container

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 12:53:09 2016 No.1074999 >>1074956 roof holds max 300Kg(or one fat amierican) have fun being buried alive

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 12:54:55 2016 No.1075000 >>1074964 >1 way in and out Enjoy dying you retard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 13:05:29 2016 No.1075002 My friend seriously thinks, there is gonna be a world apocalypse and wants build aomething luke that. Hiw can I get him back to normal? He is really paranoid

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 13:34:19 2016 No.1075006 >>1075002 Stop hanging out with him. He'll just drag you right down.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 14:00:09 2016 No.1075019 >>1075002 He needs professional help not advice from a fucking website you silly cunt.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 14:12:02 2016 No.1075025 >>1074999 *berried

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 14:26:34 2016 No.1075028 All that will be is a huge coffin

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 16:07:17 2016 No.1075065 >>1075028 not if gypsies or nigros find it

Anonymous Mon Oct 24 16:18:03 2016 No.1075069

How do you expect to clean the air thats full of radioactive material?...yeah I know batteries and solar...well you wont be hiding that shit. The hoodlums will smother you out, take your shit and take over your huge steel coffin until the next wave of shitbags comes along. Bunkers are a waste of time

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 17:28:05 2016 No.1075104 Stuck in a bunker all youre doing is putting off the inevitable in a full on nuclear attack. Now in a limited nuclear attack you may be able to ride it out provided NOBODY knows you are there and you live in an area that is hard to transverse.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 17:56:58 2016 No.1075116 File: 1.87 MB, 712x1428, pivnica.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1074956 just build a small cellar and ad survival shit if you want a bunker so desperately

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:15:08 2016 No.1075121 >>1075116 how did they get the 'crete to pour roundedly like that?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:21:33 2016 No.1075123 >>1075121 if you have these kinds of questions you should not be trying to build this yourself captcha: STOP

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:23:50 2016 No.1075127 >>1075123 okay think ill just go with the container then

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:24:16 2016 No.1075128 File: 8 KB, 344x341, 2302_1279317553191.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075123 i'm not, i'm just an anon browsing the board because i recently lost my job, was just wondering

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:24:55 2016 No.1075129 >>1075128 >see bull float

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:28:14 2016 No.1075131 >>1075121 you pour the concrete ate about a 4 or 5 slump (dry) pull it out with a come along and finish with a bull float

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:31:31 2016 No.1075133 >>1075121 dunno, i think its not to difficult to make probably his blog: robertsprojects.blogspot.sk/2010/02/root-cellar.html

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 18:32:23 2016 No.1075135 >>1075121 a concrete stretcher. you can usually rent one from home depot for cheap

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 19:28:22 2016 No.1075150 >>1075135 >renting a concrete stretcher >2016 the year of our lord

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 20:08:01 2016 No.1075171 >>1074988 The container walls are just sheet metal. If your going to build a frame that can support the weight of the steel then just buy some sheet metal to line it with instead of a whole container save yourself the money.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 20:25:14 2016 No.1075175 >>1074968 Post webm

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 22:36:12 2016 No.1075227 >>1074999 berried*

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 24 22:37:26 2016 No.1075228 >>1075127 palm de la face

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 11:29:36 2016 No.1075482 >>1074968 Kek 10/10 reference >>1074956 NO, STOP THIS SHIT. They can't handle the load. >>1074988 At that point you might as well build one from scratch faggot. I think mods need to add a new rule to this board.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 11:33:04 2016 No.1075485 >>1075116 That's actually pretty cool

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 11:48:37 2016 No.1075493 bump still needing help

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 12:26:42 2016 No.1075504 >>1075128 This board is called Do It Yourself, not Ask People Questions. Never ask advice again.

Anonymous Tue Oct 25 12:41:06 2016 No.1075510
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>order half full container of imitation crab meat
>burry the container
>but imitation crab meat on the floor
>make furniture inside from remaining pallets

By following this easy steps you got yourself fully furnished bunker with food rations for lyfe.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 12:53:41 2016 No.1075512 >>1075510 mine won't cave it. i'm going to put 2x4 in the corners and plywood across the top

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 13:18:57 2016 No.1075518 File: 134 KB, 1086x724, tab-na-brucebeach02jpg.jpg.size.custom.crop.1086x724[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] use a bus instead

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 13:44:30 2016 No.1075526 >>1075518 What's going on in that pic?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 13:49:10 2016 No.1075528 >>1075526 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ark_Two_Shelter

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 14:20:01 2016 No.1075539 >>1075002 You can't cure people like that. Let him have his fun. Just steer him towards safe (I.e. structurally sound) building methods.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 14:20:27 2016 No.1075540 >>1075512 A cubic meter of earth has a weight around 1,7 to 2 tons. Your plywood and 2x4's won't help too much.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 14:26:56 2016 No.1075544 >>1075528 Hory shet.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 15:13:26 2016 No.1075566 File: 4 KB, 800x600, Container bunker blueprint.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Here you go. I lost the rest but this is the last step of construction.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 15:14:54 2016 No.1075567 File: 4 KB, 800x600, Container bunker blueprint step 42.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075566 My mistake, that was second to last, this is the final step.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 15:19:23 2016 No.1075569 File: 18 KB, 800x600, 1477422894081.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075567 final last step

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 15:32:10 2016 No.1075571 >>1075566 >>1075567 >>1075569 Top zozzle

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Anonymous Tue Oct 25 16:28:50 2016 No.1075593

>>1074956
Everyone who wants to bury a container should do so! Follow your dreams and ignore the haters. Your initiative will be rewarded with success!

Numerous containers survived direct hits from 30mm A-10 "Warthog" cannon during the Iraq war. The springy corrugations dissipate energy and the projos bounce off. The immortal Corten steel shells last centuries even without paint, which is only decorative. The US Navy has a fleet of containers at the bottom of the Marianas trench where they dock submarines made from containers for underwater replenishment. Hawaii successfully used lava flow to encase containers to make attractive tourist lodges. Transatmospheric scramjet powered containers have been developed into launch platforms for smaller containers to be used in the post-Brexit EU space containerstation. North Korea replaced their old dug shelters under mountains with containers painted like mountains. (The insides are painted with cute anime characters to boost morale.) Elon Musk prototyped an electric container to replace the Tesla since the container is more aesthetically appealing than the car and has a lot more battery room. The mayor of Detroit has decided to replace his decaying city with containers. The old buildings will be demolished and the rubble hauled off in other containers, loaded onto rafts made of containers, and shipped to China via the St. Laurence seaway where it will be ground up and the metal residue used to make more containers. US Navy SEALS stealthily infiltrate enemy ports using containers cunningly disguised as containers. Israel is solving the Palestinian problem by storing them in containers. (Germany tried to solve the Jewish problem using wooden freight cars, but the container hadn't been invented yet.) Donald Trumps border wall will be easily affordable if built from containers. Any Beaners who slip in by other routes can be detained in containers then trucked to Beanland where containers will be donated as housing.

Anonymous Tue Oct 25 16:35:57 2016 No.1075596

>>1075002
>My friend seriously thinks, there is gonna be a world apocalypse and wants build aomething luke that.
>Hiw can I get him back to normal?

He's insane. Dump him. Seriously. Unless he's rich, then have him call an architect or professional shelter company. If crazy people aren't rich they are useless. You are probably young since you asked the question. Scrape him off like shit off a shoe, because you can't fix other people.

Anonymous Tue Oct 25 17:06:25 2016 No.1075604

>>1075504
wtf is wrong with you? a guy is genuinely curious and you have to pull a rusty nail out of your ass to answer? DIY is, if you haven't noticed, full of people asking questions. So please, go berry yourself in a shipping container for the sake of this board

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 17:10:37 2016 No.1075605 >>1075593 I'm stealing this to use every time a thread like this comes up, thank you so much for this.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 17:33:29 2016 No.1075615 File: 44 KB, 600x900, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075605 Sorry, I already called dibs on posting this pasta in the next thread. I guess you will have to wait.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 17:53:52 2016 No.1075619 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0oFJ2jbkDI Here, this can give you kind of an idea

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 18:22:45 2016 No.1075625 >>1075604 the above was meant in sarcasm

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 18:59:38 2016 No.1075640 File: 2.23 MB, 1320x990, cont.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075593 legitimately hilarious

>>	Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw Tue Oct 25 19:43:06 2016 No.1075656 File: 2.06 MB, 3264x2448, IMG_0241.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075580 >tfw these plebs run and hide and I'm just hangin out fishin

Anonymous Tue Oct 25 20:39:20 2016 No.1075679

This is probably a dumb question, but...

Would it be possible to reinforce a seacan by placing it in the hole, creating a rebar cage around it, then pouring in concrete 6" thick out from the walls and the roof, then burying it?

If all that concrete would be too heavy to pour at once, could it be pouted in layers? (1 ft at a time around the walls and then maybe 3" at a time for the roof)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 20:47:10 2016 No.1075680 Stuck in a hole with a bunch of stinking whiners fighting over a cracker is a fate worse than death....

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 21:25:46 2016 No.1075689 >>1074956 You can bury a can and it will not collapse if you encase it in 6x6 timbers. 300 10' timbers will do a 40' high cube will set you back 3-5k USD

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 22:01:56 2016 No.1075714 File: 10 KB, 247x204, images (16).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1074956 This work?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 25 22:05:32 2016 No.1075717 >>1075679 Concrete doesn't stick to itself. It's a polymer that's doesn't bond well when you just pour more on. That's not to say it won't be strong, but not nearly as strong as if you did it all in one go.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 02:28:57 2016 No.1075806 >>1075717 Hence why my dads concrete crack repair needs done every year.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 03:19:16 2016 No.1075817 >>1075717 They literally built the Hoover dam in blocks.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 08:42:26 2016 No.1075878 >>1075528 That's really clever. And impressive. >>1075580 Kek >>1075593 Also kek >>1075640 Noice >>1075679 You might as well build proper forms at that point and skip the container.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 09:27:37 2016 No.1075885 >>1075116 Is this meant to be a well? Because it will turn into a well.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 12:22:37 2016 No.1075926 >>1075528 >tfw vault tec tier pedo cave

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 13:38:14 2016 No.1075954 >>1075619 What's the thing for under the excavator's boom? Just by the bucket? It has it's own cylinder...

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 16:26:51 2016 No.1076024 >>1074956 >Who has blueprints for a shipping container bunker? Yes I have rare memes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 17:36:21 2016 No.1076065 >>1074956 The sides will cave in, containers aren't built to withstand lateral force.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 18:22:11 2016 No.1076097 >>1076065 They aren't built to withstand vertical force across the top either. Just on the corners where they stack. Burying one is an awful idea.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 20:22:42 2016 No.1076137 >>1075656 how could you just murder a beautiful snakehead like that

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 20:27:15 2016 No.1076139 >>1076137 As I understand it where Peps lives they'e invasive as fuck, so it's illegal to return them to the water if you catch them. You have to dispatch them and discard them on land so no eggs or anything make it back into the water.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 20:32:41 2016 No.1076142 >>1076139 someone post the crabmeat container

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 20:59:39 2016 No.1076155 >>1076142 This

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 21:46:18 2016 No.1076173 File: 102 KB, 600x327, coffin.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075714 If you can't even post a picture correctly then yeah it should work, enjoy tour tomb.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 26 21:56:16 2016 No.1076175 File: 88 KB, 854x662, 1477532778432.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1076173

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 27 00:45:11 2016 No.1076249 File: 138 KB, 1024x769, Untitled.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Found it

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 27 07:06:42 2016 No.1076293 >>1076249 >New fags hate him >That dank

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 27 20:54:07 2016 No.1076554 >>1076249 Needs pallet furniture. I also have no tools or experience

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 28 09:08:35 2016 No.1076769 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CfNarCjSHM

Anonymous Fri Oct 28 19:51:28 2016 No.1076990

>>1075806
There are special materials that are used to repair concrete's structural integrity. I've tried Concrete Mender (search on youtube), seems to hold well but it's highly allergic and you really need to ventilate the space during and for a few weeks after.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 28 19:54:18 2016 No.1076993 >>1075885 Get a sump pump. Some are automatic, just put it there and let it do its job when the water comes and stop when the water's gone - it may be seasonal, or weather related.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 28 22:33:04 2016 No.1077048 You do know there is a very good chance that whenever the "big thing" happens, you're going to be beating off in your house, not safe in your underground fort, right?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 29 15:37:33 2016 No.1077287 File: 103 KB, 525x956, Untitled.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1075817 because they want the blocks to move relative to eachother

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 02:34:24 2016 No.1077579 >>1074999 >roof holds max 300Kg(or one fat amierican) have fun being buried alive But the bottom has to be strong or otherwise the contents would fall out when they put it on a crane. So why not just put it upside down?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 07:03:25 2016 No.1077618 >>1077579 the sides are from the same sheet steel only thing thats reinforced is the floor and the frame that holds that thing dogether and is made to carie the weight, it will be squeezed from the sides

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 07:06:47 2016 No.1077619 >>1077618 Well you can fix that by welding some beams to it, but obviously the main problem would be solved.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 07:17:53 2016 No.1077622 >>1077619 The other problem with burial is corrosion.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 07:28:23 2016 No.1077624 >>1077622 Can't you just dip it in epoxy or something.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 09:01:12 2016 No.1077637 File: 87 KB, 432x474, 1476279259615.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1074956 This fucking thread again... Please leave. The only thing you should use those containers for are porn and corpses (maybe both). Not as a fucking BUNKER!

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 09:38:04 2016 No.1077641 >>1075482 >Need to add a rule to this board Amen to that anon

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 10:00:57 2016 No.1077648 File: 25 KB, 160x158, I+would+berry+my+dick+so+far+inside+your+ass+_37b3cc6166a4eb0dbce7a8de45f17084.p.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1074968

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 10:33:07 2016 No.1077654 >>1074964 >>1074956 bait 4 dayz

Anonymous Sun Oct 30 11:26:42 2016 No.1077673

1. Dig a big hole with a shovel. Ask all your neighbors for help.
2. Pay a company to put a shipping container in the hole.
3. Put some non-perishable food, bottled water, and supplies like first aid kit and sleeping bags in there. Cheap stuff only.
4. Cover it with a thin layer of dirt but leave the doorway exposed.
5. Brag about it to everyone you know and give them tours, showing off all the emergency supplies. Tell them that the key is hidden under the doormat.
6. Build a proper bunker someplace far away from the shipping container.
7. When the zombie apocalypse happens run for the real bunker and let all the unprepared moochers die in the shipping container.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 14:19:39 2016 No.1077760 File: 200 KB, 1024x768, w4h-atbet-5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1077624 its meaningful to build it from concrete then reinforsing the container, it will last longer...

Anonymous Sun Oct 30 16:27:33 2016 No.1077827
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>>1077673
That's.... actually a pretty good fucking idea! One of the first thing you learn as a preper is to scatter your supplies. Having a decoy like that would be gold!
One can go further and make it into a trap so any unsuspected fool can be enslaved and used in base camp!

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 30 16:29:29 2016 No.1077829 >>1077827 On that note. Have anyone thought/ made a plan to take slaves when the shit hits the fan? Like best way to manage them and best way to ensure a revolution never happens.

Anonymous Sun Oct 30 17:40:37 2016 No.1077850

>>1077829
Dont let them know they're slaves. Call them "participants" or "citizens" or something similar. Overstate the dangers of the outside world and emphasize the benefits of staying in, and working for, the group. Think Communist Russia. No need for walls and fences if your populace believes they're the chosen few thriving in an oasis amidst the wasteland.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 2 05:56:19 2016 No.1078788 >>1074956 sage in all fields

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 2 23:26:21 2016 No.1079131 >>1075121 Use roundcrete. Is used for making swimming pools

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 04:21:39 2016 No.1079223
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>>1077827
>>1077829
Two shipping containers, one vertical one as a pit, one horizontal one as the bait.
just have a rug or something cover the hole.
Angled walls to prevent any possibility of climbing out.

cement around the bottom one because I'm not sure if it can survive without slowly imploding - also, so they can't try to flood it with dirt to climb out.

I made a very autistic and poorly done picture to demonstrate, but maybe you can decipher what I mean.

I'm not sure what sort of things you should do once you succeed, though.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 07:27:44 2016 No.1079242 >>1077673 Wow, the only good idea involving a shipping container bunker. >>1077624 Instead of going through all that trouble it makes much more sense to it the right way. Better results, better layout etc. >>1077850 Very good.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 08:00:35 2016 No.1079249 >>1075817 It was continuously poured, the formwork was in the block pattern you see on the surface. It's actually one solid piece of concrete

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 09:00:55 2016 No.1079262 >>1079223 I just found out how saltpeter pits were made. So i guess you can just use the people that fall into your trap to eventually make them into gunpowder.

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:06:43 2016 No.1079556
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>>1074956
>Who has blueprints for a shipping container bunker?

Isn't that more correctly called a tomb?

I've been trying to convince my buddy, who leases some hunting property, to get himself a 10' long steel shipping container, to use as a secure tool and gear shed on the land.

He could store all kinda stuff he needs at the hunting lease instead of hauling it up and back every time, such as a lawnmower, picnic table, full size BBQ, tree stands, feed corn, feed spreader, pop-up blinds, etc.

And if he loses the lease for some reason, he can relatively easily (not sure about how at the moment?) move it to a new hunting lease.

Apparently, 20' shipping containers in good shape can be had (metro Detroit, here) for under $1000.

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:11:38 2016 No.1079558
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>>1075528

"Beach does not charge money for admission to the shelter, instead guaranteeing individuals admission in return for sweat equity and active involvement in the Ark Two communities' various activities. In addition, "Everyone is welcome here, regardless of religion, race, nationality, political views..."

Yeah, lemme know how that works out...

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:13:17 2016 No.1079559 >>1075575 Flag of the Republic of Doityourself

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:26:34 2016 No.1079564
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>>1077760

WTF would someone waste all that money building a bunker in their suburban backyard?

Do they really think their neighbors are going to ignore the bunker if the SHTF?

“Oh no! The Norks just launched nukes at us!”
“Welp, too bad we didn’t build a bunker in our backyard, like Neighbor Joe!”
“Yup, I guess we’ll just sit here and die.”

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:31:03 2016 No.1079565

>>1079556
A grand for a 20 is cheap. I have one for storage and two 40ft High Cubes joined as a shop. I convinced my bro to get a High Cube and he loves it. Also convinced the welding school shop where I worked to get one for storage. They have two now.

Containers are great for many things, but not a bunker.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:32:36 2016 No.1079566 >>1075069 >How do you expect to clean the air thats full of radioactive material? Filters work nicely. Portable filter/airlocks were common during the Cold War for military bunkers.

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:37:13 2016 No.1079567
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>>1079565
>Containers are great for many things, but not a bunker.

Sure, but as a (moveable) storage shed on leased property, a 10' shipping container would make sense but my buddy just doesn't see it for some reason.

Another buddy has a double-axel car trailer that we could use to place the shipping container on the property but how to get it back on the trailer to move it, if he has to leave from the current property in the future?

Building a conventional shed on the property isn't an option, as the owners could bump him out of there at any time.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:39:44 2016 No.1079569 >>1079567 Just buy a used toy hauler. They don't cost much more and a lot more useful.

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:46:46 2016 No.1079571
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>>1079569

The truck is already hauling pic related, the shipping container shed would be for storing stuff on the hunting lease that doesn't need to be hauled up and back home every time.

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 4 17:47:20 2016 No.1079808 >>1079564 I like this. Under the guise of patio construction you can build a hidden shelter. Although I'd make it accessible from my basement.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 4 17:49:06 2016 No.1079809 >>1079646 >>1079648 What do they look like inside now?

>>	Mr Fri Nov 4 20:43:18 2016 No.1079885 Watch the bunker series on Netflix for inspiration

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>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 5 21:38:38 2016 No.1080337 >>1075512 Coat it in rebar and concrete it if you want it to stand a chance.

Anonymous Sun Nov 6 19:36:48 2016 No.1080753

>>1075518
That's not as retarded though. Those are being used as forms for concrete. I'm assuming he drove rebar in, and filled in stages so the concrete itself would be taking a lot of the weight , and not the roof of the bus.

For a small shelter, wouldn't you be doing better to bury a section of very large sewer pipe?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 10 14:18:47 2016 No.1082037 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ztOV2wrrkY

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 09:35:08 2016 No.1082356
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seriously,

why arent people going with concrete pipe instead

seems fucking retarded when its probably lower cost and less resources and time consuming to do,

plus you can have as many rooms and intersections as you want

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 11:10:31 2016 No.1082375 >>1082356 Because that's retarded. It's the wrong shape to be practical.

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 11:39:27 2016 No.1082382

>>1082356
>instead

because both methods are retarded

why truck and crane a concrete pipe in place if you can cast concrete insitu to a practical dimention with less money and effort

they also have concrete blocks that arcs and assembles into a pipe if you want and will be equally strong if you really want the cylinder shape

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 12:13:43 2016 No.1082388 >>1082382 >will be equally strong concrete isnt a material you can trust. they laid down a new sidewalk in front of my house. 6 months later, there's 2 cracks along a 100M length. metal bridges last 100 years with only minor rust. steel is > concrete.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 12:17:58 2016 No.1082392 >>1082388 you are not seriously comparing sidewalk to bridges and underground tunnels are you

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 12:42:00 2016 No.1082399

>>1082375
it is not actually, you can insulated with rectangle shaped rooms inside, and all the moisture and cold/heat will never break the room itself.

also this is the most durable and strong form (except for triangle) there is for underground building.

the problem with the pipes comes, when most of them (usually the lower cost ones) lack serious (at times none) or any reinforcement.

but still its more practical, they are made to be put underground, and ppl know how to lay them there professionally so, less screw ups on that, as well as you wont look like a creep wanting to lay few pipes somewhere, just a regular business.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 12:49:25 2016 No.1082403 >>1082388 >concrete isnt a material you can trust. Were you dropped on your head as a baby? Good god you're fucking retarded. Guess we should replace the Hoover dam with steel now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 12:52:56 2016 No.1082405 Do reminder to think about the whirlpool!

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 13:04:21 2016 No.1082411 >>1082399 >ppl Stop this And you can't just jam a square box in there. If it's designed from the beginning then sure, it will work. But taking pre made pipe is probably more effort than it's worth.

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 13:17:35 2016 No.1082417
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>>1082403

concrete is brittle. if it's exposed to road salt, or freezing and thawing, then it starts to break apart after a couple of decades.

they're tearing this whole thing down (pic) after only 49 years, at a cost of $5 billion, coz concrete is so useless.

funny: How Not To Unload A Concrete Tube: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2d5_1364662015&comments=1

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 13:17:50 2016 No.1082418

>>1082403
Concrete is for compressive strength, steel is for tensile strength, used for different things, it is pointless to compare directly

that said, masonary will last longer than steel without maintance, steel will rust eventually, concrete maybe less so if done correctly.

that said, anything will last forever if maintained

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:47:37 2016 No.1082539
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Here´s a floorplan for actual bombshleter used in Salpalinja Finland. Walls and roof are approxemately 2,5 m thick heavily reinforced high strenght concrete. If you want to build something like that. Built it to last.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 01:57:23 2016 No.1082760 >>1082417 >infrastructure lasting half a century is useless And asphalt has the same issues faggot. Plus a bunker isn't going to be bathed in road salt.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 14:06:04 2016 No.1082953 >>1074956 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO25JYAaJC0 this guy also has the making of on his channel, multiple vids there

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 14:10:52 2016 No.1082955 >>1079647 >>1079646 that isnt that deep

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 16:03:30 2016 No.1083523 >>1079564 You come to my falout shelter you damn well better bring your own fucking supplies cuz if you dont have your own food and water i sure as hell am not going to let you take mine.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 18:09:40 2016 No.1083600 >>1079262 please enlighten us

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 22:35:49 2016 No.1083718 >>1074988 You need a cylindrical Container. Like a propane tanker.just make sure you flush the thing first.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 23:46:23 2016 No.1083757 >>1083718 fuck it, just get used to the mercaptan

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 01:08:04 2016 No.1083781 >>1079131 This, I use it when I can't find sonotubes for footers

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 12:13:50 2016 No.1083904 Just do this instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHmGn-oL2uU It's easier, cheaper, and will be just as safe as an underground bunker in most cases. Just add and air filtration system.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 12:31:11 2016 No.1083909 >>1083904 Good job Walt.

Anonymous Mon Nov 14 15:51:09 2016 No.1084007

>>1075493
You don't need help because you failed to Google first.

All potential bunkerfags need to know at every level of detail is very, very, very easy to find on the internet.

Only bunkeranon has a serious bunker, and he bought that. You faggots just dream bunker dreams and YOU DO NOT KNOW WHY.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 15:55:20 2016 No.1084012 >>1077673 I love it. Don't forget a camera and hidden outside latch so they cannot escape. Then pour a gallon of bleach and ammonia down the vent stack.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 15:58:13 2016 No.1084014 >>1082375 >It's the wrong shape to be practical. Round sections are used in many nuclear missile silo tunnels. Floors are easy to do, and a bilge underneath them is a natural fit to handle drainage.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 17:09:36 2016 No.1084029 File: 76 KB, 580x350, Pantheon.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082417 yeah, and this thing still stands after 2000 years in the rain and wind

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 17:22:26 2016 No.1084031 >>1084014 I meant at that small pipe size. It seemed awkward to me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 18:02:43 2016 No.1084044 >>1084029 I really hope you're trolling right now and aren't that stupid.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 21:32:48 2016 No.1084112 >>1084029 Roman concrete is way more solid and durable than our actual cheap and poorly made concrete, seriously dude

Anonymous Mon Nov 14 22:51:32 2016 No.1084134

>>1082417
They built a bunch of highway overpass bridges out here in 1966. It's earthquake country here and it freezes in the winter, so they don't fuck around when they build stuff. They were surveyed a few years ago, still rock solid. No work needed. That's 50 years. Then theirs the old concrete city street bridges over the local creeks. Some are so old they can only fit a single lane of traffic at a time. Most were pre-WWII. Some were built by the CCC back in the 30's. All still solid. I'm sorry to hear that the people in your state fucked up and didn't build your infrastructure right to begin with, but that is what happens. It's not concretes fault. There are plenty of examples of concrete in extreme environments that has held up well over the years. Its probably more down to the fact that they old built the stuff to last 4-50 years to begin with because that was the expected lifespan of most of the stuff in the Interstate system before it would need major upgrades anyway. As a nation, we have been pretty bad about deferred maintenance and the like when it comes to stuff like that.

Anonymous Tue Nov 15 00:54:31 2016 No.1084180

>>1084029
This has a large proportion of lime to it, not portland cement.

Also they were super autistic about their aggregates.

Their mortar was likely prepared by people who only did that their entire life.

They probably have a ban on using any type of salts or acids near the building.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 05:22:00 2016 No.1084260 >>1082356 Fucking this I've been planning on something like this for a while. A square of these pipes with a larger dome-topped room in the center. With a catwalk inside, you could run cables and pipes underneath. Seems like a kickass idea to me.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 05:38:15 2016 No.1084269 Trumpocalypse incoming.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 21:20:00 2016 No.1085219 >>1074956 I heard those footprints are so valuable they're treated like pirate's treasure and people take them with them to the grave. They must be burried somewhere.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 00:47:43 2016 No.1085327 >>1074988 You could just use box culvert sections or plastic septic tanks. Both of those are designed to be buried, and neither rusts.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 03:10:30 2016 No.1085369 >>1075135 This is a running joke for workers. > Have helper > First day > Send on snipe hunt > they look through truck/tools/supplies for x > you still haven't found that yet? X = re-bar stretcher.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 03:16:37 2016 No.1085371 >>1082417 >if it's exposed to road salt, or freezing and thawing, then it starts to break apart after a couple of decades. Steel will do that even quicker. Salt will eat away at that mofo in no time.

Anonymous Thu Nov 17 03:31:18 2016 No.1085372

>>1082417
Probably crappy engineering.
Cement must be poured at the right time. Old cement or poor mix should never be used.
Supervising Material Engineer should be able to stop bad mix- for stuff that is dry you need a bonding agent-

Sidewalks are NOT structural concrete- your analogy is weak.

IF you are looking at SHTF shelter- you should be looking at concrete because it blocks more radiation than metal.

Shipping containers are made to take weight from top of walls for stacking only. not from sides.

Concrete should not be brittle in 49 years. The moisture of properly poured concrete should still be adjusting. It follows a pattern.

If concrete was simply brittle they wouldn't have built this out of it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glen_Canyon_Dam#Concrete_placement_and_completion

Would you use dried out epoxy to join 2 items and then say; epoxy it worthless it, doesn't stick at all? Or not mix it properly and say it doesn't set up right?

Anonymous Thu Nov 17 04:30:33 2016 No.1085386

>>1085372
It's most likely down to something like concrete cancer, which is v difficult to predict. It's important to remember that concrete is not made from standard materials in the sense that steel can be, the aggregate and sand you use is going to be local at least, and there can be all sort of chemical quirks in different areas that lead to the concrete eventually going bad. That's why they test all pours too, you can't always know ahead of time if it'll be bad.

So you might be right on the design front, although that looks pretty normal and not wacky to me. It may be that the actual erection was done half assedly by shitty workmen, that happens every so often, or v likely that maintenance was not carried out if that's in the US since that's been a funding issue for a long ass time. But if it's an issue with the mix it's likely something more complicated since most badly poured concrete will show up in the lab tests.

And you're right on the brittle, it's quite plastic. It's basically like a real solid gel.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 19:10:23 2016 No.1086231 >>1079564 "Let's force entry to Joe's bunker" "Curses, he appears to have used some kind of lock mechanism to prevent unauthorized access" "Fu-"

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 20:14:26 2016 No.1086252 >>1075006 >He'll just drag you right down. right down to his bunker and he will save his life!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 15:22:42 2016 No.1086565 >>1075129 >float bull, float

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 16:00:45 2016 No.1086582 >>1082356 Yep. This seems much better as a tested proof of concept. Unlike storage containers, pipes are designed to be buried, watertight, resistant to water damage, etc. Plus they're already perfectly modular, with intersections, angles, etc.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 16:20:33 2016 No.1086594 >>1085386 >half-assed erection Stop describing my sex life :(

Anonymous Sat Nov 19 16:22:16 2016 No.1086597

A bunker thread is incomplete without some threat examples. Notice shipping containers are not listed because their 100-percent protection even against nuclear ground bursts an inch over the container roof is secret.

http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-2008-02.html

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 16:37:33 2016 No.1086619 >>1075504 Stop being a raging faggot, some guy was just asking questions. Remove you cast iron DIY buttplug and calm down.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 19:59:54 2016 No.1086701 http://www.hardenedstructuresofutah.com/Wonder_Building/wonder_building.html

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 20:01:59 2016 No.1086703 >>1086619 In fairness, /diy/ wasn't supposed to be /spoonfeed/ but that's long gone and the sticky should be replaced with >Too stupid to use a search engine? Heeeeeeere ya go!!!!

Anonymous Sat Nov 19 23:24:31 2016 No.1086770
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dig deepeeeer... dig...diiiig

stack 3 or 4 containers, one on top of the other, then weld out circles and throw ladders down into them.

you could have a bunker network for different family members, different purposes, shit would be ...awesome.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 21:59:27 2016 No.1087277 >>1077829 Brb got some Bluetooth exploding collars to manufacture.

Anonymous Sun Nov 20 22:15:26 2016 No.1087281
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>>1086770
main entrace could be a well with a switch incrusted deep into rocks within it.

this switch can empty the water and at the bottom of the well, one can install a hatch then, and ladder.

and a motor inside the containers that will pump the water back above the hatch. darkened water.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 22:20:02 2016 No.1087283 >>1084007 >and YOU DO NOT KNOW WHY. Loli rape dens?

Anonymous Mon Nov 21 04:43:08 2016 No.1087398
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I've wondered about this since a couple days ago when I took my dog for a walk., I wondered if the canal near my house would work as a good base for an underground bunker?
Looks like pic related, but a bit thinner (Phone was flat, couldn't take pics.
Drop a couple beams over the top, some corrugated iron and cover with dirt.
Workable?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 04:51:35 2016 No.1087402 >>1087398 >a bunker blocking a water path very good idea you have unlimited water supply you can also make a dam to generate electricity that is genius

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 04:54:46 2016 No.1087403 >>1082375 Just drop a fake floor in, tones of extra room for storage.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 04:58:40 2016 No.1087405 >>1087402 It's empty now, but if you cleared the whole thing out and made a nice long stretch of bunker, wait, no, I'm a fucking idiot. Just dam up the leading wall, eventually the canal would fill again.

Anonymous Mon Nov 21 07:04:56 2016 No.1087434

>>1087405
yessss. you can also put in a water wheel like how they do it in ancient times. house by the river.

you can also set up a toll station to charge passing boats and vessels.

you can also set up a toll station to charge people who want to cross the canal.

you can also farm fish.

the canal is also perfectly shaped for solar panels.

holy shit that is probably the best idea i have seen on this board. that is pure genius.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 10:27:36 2016 No.1087461 >>1074956 I can tell you blueprints. Put container in ground. If container is collapsing, too much ground, take more out, put in more container. Repeat.

Anonymous Mon Nov 21 11:44:04 2016 No.1087480
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>>1086703
why can't people just point someone to a legit source that explains the material well instead of having someone who knows nothing going through loads of bullshit unsure what is good?

Its like people who can't be bothered to post a source, but can be bothered to openly complain about spoon feeding.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 15:54:21 2016 No.1087599 >>1074956 >open /diy/ >SHIP CONTAINERS every single time. Never change, guys.

Anonymous Mon Nov 21 17:28:08 2016 No.1087633

>>1087480
>why can't people just point someone to a legit source that explains the material well instead of having someone who knows nothing going through loads of bullshit unsure what is good?

I've posted a shitload of useful container info, but the vast majority of questions reflect utter fucking laziness. I reject laziness. It merits no respect so I give it none.

Bunker questions are extra stupid. Unless you are Bunkeranon you ain't gonna build a motherfucking bunker. He bought his but is doing a hero's work of reviving it. If you were going to build a bunker, you wouldn't ask here. You'd have done your fucking homework, rejected containers, and started planning for some sort of useful structure.

Legit source? THE FUCKING INTERNET is a firehose of container information. There are serious questions. There are container questions. Due to dumbfuckery it is rare that people as a serious DImotherfuckingY question about containers.

If you aren't gonna do it YOURSELF with minimum bro assistance and perhaps a crane rental, go away because this is not a "hey guyz I'm retarded and wanna tendie cave how u dig durt?" board.

If you'd like to use a container for something they are genuinely good for I'll be happy to help and can provide plenty of detail.

Bunkers? Bitches don't even know what bunkers are for because they don't care. Fuck off cunts who deliberately won't learn shit. Want spoon feeding? Howabout I milk my balls into a manure shovel and ram it down your retarded throats.

Here. THIS is what containers are good for. LOOK. READ. If you don't see your container fap dream here, find another construction method.

http://seabox.com/

Design info, handling gear, drawings, inspiration?

https://www.tandemloc.com

Apocolyptards almost NEVER address mobility, warfighting or REAL SHTF (as in, real all over the globe, bitches, not a kiddie zombie show) scenarios. Build bunkers so I can murder you in your can and loot your shit.

All my love,

Anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 18:46:46 2016 No.1087697 >>1075510 If only they'd had a few more extension cords, it would have worked.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 21:54:32 2016 No.1087786 >>1075510 what a shit and all a while I thought these things were tough.. might as well build an underground mini castle out of solid blocks of stone instead.

Anonymous Tue Nov 22 03:17:23 2016 No.1087870

protip: the best bomb shelters are not constructed with cut and cover methods

if you want real blast overpressure protection you need to leave the overburden undisturbed and do it in ground with a compressive strength over 1500psi (not areas with weak/fractured rock/sand/soil/etc)

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 22 03:26:27 2016 No.1087874 just got me my container im just gonna cut some 4x4's a little longer then the width of it and beat them up onto the inside of the roof shoot a couple screws in it this isn't rocket science

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 22 03:32:51 2016 No.1087876 >>1087874 at a minimum use 6x6s every 4' but it's still a dumb idea

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 22 13:21:46 2016 No.1088009 What if I reinforced the container walls and roof with katanas? Those fuckers are stronger then diamonds!

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 23 11:29:48 2016 No.1088463 >>1087786 They are tough...for their designed use.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 10:56:50 2016 No.1089911 >>1088009 Troof, and best katana are forged from immortal Corten container steel, which permits monomolecular blades capable of cutting anything except, of course, immortal Corten container steel.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 11:58:27 2016 No.1089927 >>1088009 Due to extensive research done by the University of Pittsburgh, diamond has been confirmed as the hardest metal

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 00:08:51 2016 No.1090773 >>1087633 What if i use a Chinese container

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 00:12:35 2016 No.1090775 >>1088009 yes

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 09:06:47 2016 No.1090888 >>1075656 what kind of knife is that? looks blunt

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 12:03:29 2016 No.1090961 >>1087281 did you ever see a well in your life mate?

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 29 19:01:33 2016 No.1091581 >>1082955 That's what she said

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 16:43:32 2016 No.1092076 >>1090773 >What if i use a Chinese container Put weeb stickers on it since Japan is superior race.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 18:50:45 2016 No.1092138 >>1090888 Trips checked. Knife is a headsticker.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 22:43:09 2016 No.1092228 >>1082356 Have a rectangular utility vault cast to size. Heck, probbly get stairs, vents, doors etc. included, only need to have it put in your hole.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 22:48:31 2016 No.1092230 you need to weld steel in order to do this and you need to make a steel cage that is reinforced by concrete. Then you bury with dirt.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 22:49:10 2016 No.1092231 >>1092230 There is a guy named colin furze that I think you should check out. hopefully his youtube vid will lead to some other good ones...

>>	Anonymous Thu Dec 1 17:21:46 2016 No.1092597 >>1077829 >>1077850 Do it yourself slavery/psychological manipulation? now I've seen it all on this board

>>	Anonymous Thu Dec 1 19:41:54 2016 No.1092650 >>1092597 Maybe for this board but I'm pretty sure I've seen it on /b/ before

Anonymous Thu Dec 1 21:54:57 2016 No.1092724

>>1077829
Slaves are a stupid idea because they are useless, expensive to feed if you can feed them at all, and permanent enemies. Kill any potential slaves and kill anyone who wants slaves. Slavery degenerates every society which has it.

The US is an example.

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