Firefighter Survival 2 Minute Training Prop

Welcome Viewers, first of many videos, enjoy!
Firefighter Survival Training Prop is easy to build, assemble, breakdown and store. Cost effective and transportable, great for Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) drills as well. Use with SCBA mask blacked out when training.
2 Minute Training Prop Specs
3 sheets 36" x 8 ' x 5/8" or ½" thick, smooth finish plywood -- (For base and sides)
4 -- 2' x 4' x 8' (For Rails on Base) Channel width depends on Plywood size used (1/2" or 5/8")
4 - 2' x 4' x 34" (For Stability Cross Braces)
4 - Furring strips 1" x 2" x 32" L (for door track/sheet rock track) Channel width depends on Plywood size used (1/2" or 5/8")
1 - ¼" x 36" threaded rod cut into 8 - 3 ½" sections for stability cross braces. Use sharp ¼" Dowel drill bit, drill approx. 2" depth. Insert rod and seal with quick set up epoxy. By both channels and their midpoints. (see below)
1 - 24" x 32" x ½" thick plywood for trap door
2 ½" deck screws (if using ½" Plywood base) Approx. 50-60
3" deck screws (if using 5/8" Plywood Base)
1 ½" Sheet rock screws for furring strip channels (if ½" sides) Approx. 36
1 ¾" or 2" (if using 5/8" sides)
Permanent Marker for marking sections.
Thanks for watching,comments are welcomed, this is our first video more to come.
Keep Training and be safe!
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[@SearchandDestroyFire]

Great, just great....love the MA quote, too. Thanks for taking the time to add to collective learning of the American fire service.

[@joshuadehart5411]

Wow, I am defiantly going to recommend this to my chief. GREAT video.

[@JerryGonzalez24]

Great Video!

[@quint57]

This is a great prop for a small investment in materials and time. There should no excuse not use this prop on a regular basis.

[@gregkuenstler3113]

great prop,,, thanks for the intel.

[@Squadfather343]

Your welcome, thanks for the viewing and comment.

[@JerryGonzalez24]

Thanks

[@l.wachter8144]

Hi Squadfather343, I´m a volunteer firefighter from Germany. I´d like to build your training prop for my department - great idea! Could you provide the construction manual (seen in your video at 0:53 on the left corner) for me? It´s already giving me a hard time to convert your us foot/inch measure into european meters. Would be great, thank you very much! Sorry for the bad english :-/

[@Squadfather343]

Hi Brother, thanks for the view. I will try and reconfigure the measurements in meters for you. Will do my best asap!

[@nyxhc93]

what did it cost you ?