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colin goes medieval on yore ass....
how does he get it out of the barn? Appears to be bigger than the doors.
how does he get it out of the barn? Appears to be bigger than the doors.
Im guessing he lets the bucket down a bit . the pivot point area looks like it should just fit under the rsd
Imagine Furze with Elon's budget...
bike nuts
Dohh beaten to it by 12 seconds, darn that 5 mins I spent searching for this old thread.
helps being the thread author 😀
DAFUQ!!!!
I waited until I had watched it before wanting to post. Dammit.
Impressive metalwork skills!
on-the-fly geo adjustment! sick!
just needed telescoping handlebars too to make it 7 foot wide, then it would be a real vision of the future
Crazy 😜
The ultimate in long (or short), low (or high) & slack (or over the bars) 🤣
Grim doughnut meets '90s XC.
I'd love to see a Megavalanche style event on negative head angle bikes.
turning into a right ol' tease.
he's a 6 year old with a JCB and a welder 😀
A tunnel? That is going to be gid!
Was that Tom Scott popping his head round the corner of the garage?
Wow, only starting to show this now after starting work in 2018!
Was that Tom Scott popping his head round the corner of the garage?
At 6:05? If so, no, that is just one of his mates that helps him with videos.
A tunnel? That is going to be gid!
His 'beach basement' vid from a while back was one of the most dangerous things he's done...
he's gone all great escape
Still brilliant!
He did cover the bunker in concrete didn’t he. That’s going to be hard work. No end of home made digging kit to come I’m sure. Tunnel boring machine perhaps?
Interesting the little void as he dug down, i'd like to have known where that went and if it was more extensive.
Vid part 6. Colin discovers Auntie Mable didn't emigrate to Australia after all 😆
I'd love to know what his neighbours say/think!
They live in fear when it's quiet next door probably 😁
Excellent...however 3mm thick metal doesn't sound strong enough, but it is fantastic viewing!
There's some concrete coming.
Wasnt he planning on building a tunnel 'inside' the tunnel hes dug and filling the space between with concrete?
Shame he's going to have a concrete liner tunnel - seeing the earth and rock through the current structure is way cooler. But yes, H&S measures to avoid risk of death probably a fair point.
How can he ever sell that house? Going to have to be a cash buyer for sure. He must have a very understanding wife.
She probably lives somewhere else, a little less chaotic 😀
I don't think he lives there anymore - he has enough YouTube subscribers and views to live elsewhere - much to the delight of the neighbors....... until he starts tunneling!
Yes another tunnel inside and concrete between the 2 layers but the first tunnel skin seems very thin. Says me who has never worked with anything like that so have no idea, however, it is brilliant to watch.
Not sure he has planning permission for his latest hole in the ground...
I love that he has building control logs for 'building of a bomb shelter' though
(address from a quick google of his name which shows registered businesses at this address...and not that many people build bomb shelters, so it is probably the right place...All public info and not intended to be stalkerish...)
I'd have loved to been in the office, the day the bomb shelter planning application came in 😂
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How can he ever sell that house? Going to have to be a cash buyer for sure. He must have a very understanding wife.
Maybe not and this is all part of the plot... saves having to disturb the patio from above
😈😈
If his next project is a sarcophagus then there should be concerns raised!
Makes me cringe watching him use that jackhammer in the tunnel without ear protection!
I can just imagine the neighbours happily watching him build the new rockery in the garden, then getting slowly more and more concerned as it grows to the height of his house...
How can he ever sell that house?
He mentioned this on one of the review video's about the bunker. An expert told him that the property would be best advertised as a unique bunker with the added attraction of an attached house.