/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1263384

>>1093950
Will post more later.

>>1010339
Some older stuff. Yeah, it's the dream of many of us in here, but he did it. We don't have many underground facilities in southern yurop, too bad..

Post /diy/ memes in here until GET.

GO!

>>970628
There is a manual override from the inside that can be used if power goes out. The problem is getting to the blast doors in the dark.

>>970655
>pic

In my defense, the property is now quite valuable, had to get in valuated for the insurance (must have one by law). It's about twice what I've put into it.

>>883607
One step ahead of you.

>>837156
It's under control, been dry for a year now. The drainage is actually very simple and cheap. One french drain system that also act as main "rain/ground water out" pipe, on which three small sump pumps ($2/day) are connected. If they fail the water will rise in the lowest level of the bunker to about 1 inch where it will then flow into the french drain pipe. This way the bunker can never be flooded again, ever. The pic that I like to post >pic is from 12 years worth of water collecting after the military pulled the plug on their pumps.