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Learned something new. i had assumed it was an oil solvent needed

Cool, looking good!

So I have to say, you’re at the point here you should shore up the walls. Especially with crossing a sewer pipe. If even 6” of a wall or ceiling come off and pin you it could really hurt or kill you. The project is great! But it needs shored, dirt is no joke!

OMG come on, stop "gas bagging" and focus. 6 months and only 4 meters, it's going to be YEARS at this rate. Gezzz

Have you got a one off PayPal payment or something similar.? I couldn't afford much unfortunately but I'd be happy to make a donation. Your upbeat attitude honestly inspires me.

Wonder what went wrong with the jham. Brushes wore out? Faulty switch (always....)? Or fuse went - they often go when you start/stop due to the induction.

I like the idea of a small crawlspace going into a secret room. Just a little crazy room.

I mean, you can always go deeper?

wish you could shove a digger in there.

Good to see you still cracken on.

Digging like this is really hard, but you make it look easy. I think you said that was clay and it does look like clay, but I am so impressed with how you’re able to make it so uniform and clean looking. Can’t wait to see more progress.

I am unable to watch these, I really want to because I really enjoyed the colin furze videos. Unfortunately I get motion sick and your camera is moving around too much. If you are able to use a tripod for most things that will help, also if you had a camera that has a really good image stabilization for times when you are holding the camera. (Electronic image stabilization) I believe there is software that can do this type of stabilization too, but im not sure how effective it is, it might require recording in a higher resolution to accommodate some cropping of the image.

Love your vids mate. Cheers from Mid north coast.

That's a nice rain water setup mate. The water tank design is cool.

Drill hole saw would be like the glue brush, only more expensive loss😢.looking great!ducks are cute!, yall have them for meat & eggs?

Awesome. I do everything barefoot.

Enjoy watching your videos. Nick from tasmania

Nice update. It's always a lot of work and stuffing around working with water. Cute ducklings too.

Just a suggestion, try anchor bolts when attaching shoring to concrete as they are much easier to remove later and are strong as all buggery.

If one of the chickens is called lunch, is the other one called dinner?

Lookin great!, when you dropped the brush i felt the frustration!, when the water started spraying couldn't help but to laugh, what else can you do in those situations!, I've been there countless times myself 😂

Love the dog Dale. Looks like a good boy.

Good hit getting that water tank. We have three 55gal barrels plumbed into the main gutter down pipe and we use that to water the allotment and wash the car and so on. Here in the UK ( I live in SE London) we are on water meters. brings the bill down quite a bit....

Looks like a bit of a rough day. Hang in there. Love to see the progress.

Awww bloody hell, that's a classic. I have bunker water tank envy 😊 I had ducks like that once, I was told they're rouen ducks.

Enjoy watching the progress of this build. Hi from Perth

Perfect! I was just about to start foaming at the mouth in anticipation for the next episode 😂

love the intro

It's a shore thing !! Love your work.

I had not heard from you in a while, glad to see your OK and work continues on the bunker. Taking shape quite well. thanks for posting....

That was amazing video clip you put together there it was great to watch it there an are you going to be putting in are cement wall in on the sides air once you have finished their and keep up the good work there 👍👍

good to see the work continue!

I thought you were going to grind the concrete. In the video you are washing off the top layer. Doesn't that ruin the concrete? ❤

Watching from Barnsley in the UK 😊😊

You're back! My god I've missed this channel, I had been watching the original channel from the very start. I sent an email requesting to join the other one but didn't hear back from you. I was watching subterranean Ralph and recognised your channel profile picture 😂😂

You need to form up the walls of and pour concrete walls in order to waterproof the bunker. Otherwise you’re going to keep fighting the water seeping into your bunker, which will lead to mold building up and causing dangerous health problems to you and your family. Sand will not waterproof the bunker, it will eventually wash itself out and cause the walls to cave in on you. So please rethink your project. Safety first. All of the water you’re pumping out into the yard, is seeping right back into your bunker. Water always takes the path of least resistance. Which means, the clay layer that you’re digging out is allowing the water to flow and seep right back into your bunker. You’re going to keep fighting a no win situation with the water. You need at least 8” (20 cm) of wall thickness of concrete with rebar reinforcement to safely stabilize the walls.

I’d be checking that quartz for traces of gold. You might be on a gold vein.

It seems Colin Furze has inspired you, keep up the good work and stay safe, don’t want a cave in

I love your videos👍🏻🇺🇸

It looks like you are getting some were now an how much more do you have to go on the other end there an keep up the amazing video clip there 👍👍

1:15 Me when I have to dispose another body. 😂

Watching from Mississippi

Please show bigger picture of what and how you are doing, hard to understand when I see tiny areas

Loving the content Dale. Which part of Australia are you in?

no canaries on virgin island D:

How do we go about getting our name on a bucket?

Keeping it on the straight and narrow. You'll be trippen out, man, with all those trips to the dump.

Definitely not deep enough. The over head could collapse with any weight.

I am so amazed at how much work you do. It looks like the soil is mostly clay now, or at least that’s what it looks like. I know in he early videos you shored up the side with some wood but I don’t see that now. Are you planning on putting up some kind of panels or supports to protect yourself from a cave in? Or maybe you had some testing done and the ground is really stable? I’m inspired to dig in my back yard but my yard has a lot of rocks. Also there was some people here in Hawaii who died recently because they were digging for a wall in their yard and it caved in. So I’m a bit nervous for myself and for you. Keep up the great work, I can’t wait to see what it looks like when it’s completed.

I love the magical colors of the walls/floor of the dug walls. Something very.... Medieval castle-ish about them