/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1071207
It's ok, already have it covered by someone who has no idea what hes actually mapping out :)

>>1071274
>tfw when you as a US citizen have to pay tax in the US even tho you live and work in Sweden

>>1071408
>implying it's not already a maze

>>1071850
No, as there is nothing in the bunker for them to eat, they generally don't go in there. The only pest I have are bats hibernating over the winter in the blast wave tunnels. But they don't really do any harm.

>>1071926
Friends and family first(tm). But if I ever get the others up and running I can probably house quite a lot in the long term. This command center can house ~100 people, but if its just for a few days (lets say natural disaster) I can fit in thousands. It all comes down to waste management, you can only have so many people flush and the waste plant system can only handle 20m3 waste per day.

>>1071959
I've had a few visitors, from old guards, officers, lost mushroom pickers to urban explorers, but I'm trying to keep it down as I'm nearing its completion.

>>1071986
In the last meeting I had with the department of fortifications they actually said that they were halting the decommissioning of the current bunkers due to the oversea developments.

>>1072005
Concrete is great! >>1072027 it can handle almost anything you throw at it, for metals I use aluminum or stainless steel to keep rust at bay. Took almost a year the sanitize replace all the rusted old crap, this time I'm making sure that it will survive for generations. Everything is built to above mil spec. You could flood the bunker with acid and it would just make it nice and shiny.

>>1072027
It helps to add pics so people don't get too confused - otherwise I like my anonymity.


>entrance one with two air intakes, air conditioning room

>>756987
Not all since some parts are still classified as other bunkers share the same characteristics. Not posting any more than that one and this one, as I've posted them before, a part of level 1.