Secret Garage Update #7 HEAVY STEEL TIME

One Last pour then it's more digging time, Main channel video up next.

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Music

Track 2 is called "Youth 8500" by "Look Mum No Computer"

Track 3 is by "EESE" called "Along The Way"

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[MuchColinFurze]

So after this last bit of concrete its time to dig more out i going to be an exciting time. Thanks for your support either in views shares great comments or merch purchases you guys are what makes this possible.

[marcusdire]

I love the unedited/unpolished feel of this one with you talking to your tools and showing multiple "takes" trying to express a thought. It almost feels like I'm there helping you.

[chrisclark]

Would love to see an episode when this is all finished where you have an estate agent come and value the house that has never heard of the channel. The look on their face when you invite them down into the tunnel 😅🤭👌🏻

[HerrDoktorWeberMD]

Colin Furze is living proof that anything can be entertaining if you do it with confidence and give it a soundtrack. It's super satisfying to watch a project come together, too.

[ericmartin]

Colin doing what everybody has always wanted to do since childhood.

[jamesm]

9:25 the most safety equipment whilst also working the most unsafe I've seen.
When you swapped hands with the grinder still running 😮

[absurdengineering]

An old contractor guy in the 80s showed me a trick of filling the steel pipe with dry sand around the weld site to protect the cable while welding. Then a blow from the air tank through a 3/4” pipe and valve. Empties the tank right out but it sure gets rid of sand and dust in a pipe of any length :)

[davidking]

Wear your eye protection EVERY time - flap wheels, wire brushes, and cut-off wheels... take from someone who knew better but thought it was 'just a quick cut'... there is no coming back from eye damage, only preventing it in the first place...

[emanwhomakesbarrels]

Tip for cutting steel with a reciprocating saw is to use machining oil or a type of lubricant. The big issue with the metal blades is how easily they blunt. This happens purely due to heat because the blade is so thin. A quick spray every few seconds keeps it cool and cutting. Turns an angry job into butter.

[sleepyreaper]

Don't know if you'll see this Colin but I wanted to say definitely would recommend using at least an n95 when kicking up all that rust into the air with the grinder (as well as any other applicable times). My father was a remodeling contractor for over 20 years and often skipped using a mask or respirator when he should have. Now he spends most of the time completely unable to taste due to the polyps he developed in his sinuses. Even underwent a fairly risky surgery to remove them and only temporarily regained the ability to taste. Now he takes much better care to avoid breathing in dusts and etc. And sometimes gets his taste back for periods of time.
Would hate to see ya suffer the same fate!
Cautionary tales aside, congrats on 1 million subs🎉 well earned!

[WhitedevilEE]

I love how this 2nd Channel is turning more and more into my new favorite MAIN Channel! I love the "raw" editing style. Feels much more natural.

[dawsonpolaris]

Not sure about anyone else, but personally I prefer this channel to the main one. The main channel videos are fantastic, but much higher production values. This channel's videos are more like my favorite thing: Someone passionate about something absolutely nerding out explaining it. Rock on Colin.

[mrjono]

You really have got to love for one of the most successful YouTubers, who's whole channel is dedicated building stuff, and considering the fact that literally any tool sponsor would be bending over backwards to give him free tools, Colin chooses to still use his absolutely shagged set of ryobis for almost everything.

[jobie]

Since you started the bunker and ever since then up to now with the tunnels and garage. Every episode I think, some point in the distant future this house will be up for sale. And that makes me smile. Imagine seeing this for sale!!! Nice 3 up 3 down semi, garage, driveway with car lift to underground bunker. Great small family home.

[Lee_Proffit]

Colin, before you pour too much concrete, have you thought about dropping a water supply down into the garage for a tap and a sink (essential for tea making duty) you could run a waste down one of those never ending cracks and a small electric water heater for hand washing

[bobbydixon]

Very important to wear lung protection when Sanding rust.
Project is coming along great. I've been following it for 8 years

[rapsculio]

23:09 When the Ground Colin pops out of its hole and sees its shadow, that means 6 more weeks of winter

[PurpleLover]

Nice to see his neighbor came to watch!, I'm sure hes just as invested in this project as all of us!. 23:42

[j.]

Collin, since you basically completely block off your house from the street underground with this project, you might want to put in a few extra spare empty pipes along with the current services.
Assume e.g. fiber gets pulled in your street, thy won't be able to just push to the house e.g. with an earth rocket or by trenching.
You will be really happy if you have one or two spare pipes end-2-end then.

[skysurferuk]

20:00 As a retired Boilermaker (Plater/Welder), Colin, I can assure you your welds are plenty good enough, not like many other YouTubers involved in projects. Instead of wood, you'll find it easier to tack a piece of scrap (a dog) to the joists to rest a beam on in the right position, drop the beam on them, adjust with steel wedges, then tack, check, weld. Knock the dogs off, grind the tacks off flush. Same dogs can be used countless times. Nothing wrong with your structure, we're all really looking forward to the finish line (I bet you are, too)! Crack on, mate! 👍