Tank to Underground Shelter: Part 2- Accessing the Interior

Embark on an exciting construction adventure with me as I craft a backyard shelter from my workshop! In Part 2, we're diving into the crucial stage of 'Getting Inside.' Experience firsthand the process of accessing and entering the shelter, as we explore the intricacies of the entry point and interior space.
Stay tuned for upcoming parts of this series, where we'll continue to reveal the steps involved in creating a resilient backyard shelter.
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Here are the diamond blades I used to cut the fiberglass to gain inside access. amzn.to/3td4SJX

[@GrigoryanStudios]

Great video!

[@NorleyFamilyFarms]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. Stay tune for part 3.

[@safetyhappy]

We just found you through Instagram. Looking forward to following the build.

[@NorleyFamilyFarms]

Thank you for following us on here! We are excited to share how this turns out!

[@killerxn7758]

Really cool stuff you doing! I always love projects like these. Wish you all the best on this!

[@NorleyFamilyFarms]

Thank you! Appreciate the compliment. Hope you follow along for more of our journey. Part 3 will be coming out soon.

[@Tis1223]

Love the videos on the Fallout Shelter. Can’t wait to see the finished product. Great sweat equity with little money involve for an insurance you hope you never have to use. Not sure if you have tornadoes in your area, but a night full of tornadic activity spent in there for a peaceful sleep would be a good use also. I don’t have any fiberglass experience, so I’m looking at doing something similar using ICF and fully concrete. Of course that’s gonna cost, but with sweat equity I’m hoping to do it for about $15,000.

[@NorleyFamilyFarms]

Nice! We looked into the concrete route as well but this tank was a steal. Plus it’s nice to able to work on in the workshop then move it underground when finish. We are excited to see the final turn out as well. Thanks for following along!