Secret Garage UPDATE #8 THE BIG QUESTIONS

2 Much ColinFurze
2 May 202431:05

Summary

TLDRIn this video, the host discusses the progress of his construction project, which includes a tunnel and a garage. He explains that while the weather has delayed some work, he's been busy with a side project in the barn and is preparing for Maker Central, an upcoming event. The host addresses several questions from viewers, including how to obtain samples of 'Colin fur tunnel dirt' available only at Maker Central, the reasoning behind low-placed sockets in the tunnel, and the use of black flex for electrical wiring. He also talks about plans for preserving a rock face within the construction, the potential use of a sump pump for water management, and the process of obtaining planning permission for his projects. The video includes a mention of a sponsor, AirUp, a water bottle that enhances the taste of water. The host shares his approach to project development, often building first and seeking permission later, a method he doesn't recommend but admits to employing. The video concludes with a teaser for a future update on the small project that has grown significantly and an invitation to meet at Maker Central.

Takeaways

  • 🚧 The construction project is underway with aluminum tracking in place for a digger and a muckaway service ready to collect dirt.
  • 🌧️ Weather delays have led to a shift in focus to a side project in the barn, which has unexpectedly grown in size.
  • 🎉 Maker Central is an upcoming event where attendees can obtain samples of 'Colin fur tunnel dirt' if they use the provided ticket link.
  • 🔌 The tunnel's low-lying sockets were a practical choice for convenience during construction, but future plans may alter their positioning.
  • 🛠️ Colin has used black Flex for the ring main, which is not entirely correct in terms of specifications, but it's a temporary solution.
  • 🏗️ The garage floor, currently 3/4 plywood, may be replaced with a more robust material if cars are to be driven on it.
  • 💡 Ideas for preserving the rock face window include using glass and resin, but concerns about bubbles and heat are being considered.
  • 💧 The suggestion of installing a sump pump has been acknowledged, and plans for its placement are being discussed.
  • 🚗 The DeLorean model will be on display at Maker Central, and there's an idea to have multiple 1/10 scale DeLoreans made by various contributors.
  • 🏡 The legality and permission process for the construction projects are discussed, highlighting the importance of planning permissions and council approvals.
  • 🎨 The use of anti-corrosive paints and wax is being considered for the steel structures to prevent rust and maintain an aesthetic appeal.

Q & A

  • What is the current status of the construction project in the video?

    -The construction project is ready for the next phase, with the aluminum tracking down and prepared for Tom to bring in his digger. A muckaway service is also scheduled to collect some dirt.

  • Why has there been a delay in the construction of more structures?

    -The delay has been due to terrible weather conditions, which led the host to work on a side project in the barn instead.

  • What has happened to the side project in the barn?

    -The side project in the barn has grown significantly and is almost finished, although it is not yet complete.

  • What is the issue with shipping rock and soil samples?

    -The host is unable to ship rock and soil samples due to potential restrictions by postal and shipping companies, both domestically and internationally.

  • How can attendees of Maker Central obtain a sample of 'Colin fur tunnel dirt'?

    -Attendees of Maker Central can obtain a sample of 'Colin fur tunnel dirt' by using the ticket link provided in the video description to indicate their interest, which will help the host determine the number of samples to prepare.

  • Why are the sockets in the tunnel placed about 150mm off the ground?

    -The low placement of the sockets is to facilitate easy access while working inside the tunnel, allowing the host to operate machinery without having to move through the tunnel covered in sticky clay.

  • What is the current electrical setup in the tunnel and garage area?

    -The current electrical setup uses black flex for the ring main, which is not ideal and is of a lower millimetric specification than recommended. The host plans to replace it with a more suitable 2.5mm black flex in the future.

  • What are the plans for the floor in the garage area?

    -The current 3/4 plywood floor may be replaced with a 12mm floor topped with a 6mm checker plate if the garage is to support the weight of a car. There is also a possibility of using stainless steel checker plate to match the DeLorean.

  • How does the host plan to preserve the rock face window?

    -The host is considering various methods, including using glass with resin backing, double-glazed units with ventilation, and potentially a heat lamp to prevent condensation.

  • What is the purpose of the sump pump in the new construction?

    -The sump pump is intended to manage water in case of flooding. It will be placed in a deeper chamber and connected to a vent to pump water out of the underground space.

  • How did the host obtain permission for the construction projects?

    -For the bunker, planning permission was obtained just before construction began. For the tunnel, it was built without permission and only addressed after the council became aware through a YouTube video. For the garage, the host decided to start construction without permission, which later led to a planning application that was approved with concerns addressed, such as tree roots and drainage.

Outlines

00:00

🏗️ Project Update and Weather Delays

The video begins with an update on the construction progress, which has been stalled due to poor weather. The aluminum tracking is set up, awaiting the arrival of a digger. A muckaway service is scheduled to collect dirt. The presenter has been working on a side project in the barn, which has expanded significantly. There's an upcoming event, Maker Central, which is keeping the presenter busy. The audience's questions are addressed, including a request for assistance in shipping rock samples, which the presenter is unable to do due to various restrictions.

05:01

📦 Shipping Issues and Maker Central Dirt Samples

The presenter is looking for advice on shipping rock samples and seeks help from those who work in postal or shipping services. They have jars and labels ready but are unsure about the logistics of shipping. The only place to obtain the rock samples will be at Maker Central, with a ticket link provided for those interested. The presenter discusses the low positioning of sockets in the tunnel for convenience during work and the plans for organizing cables and tools in the space.

10:03

🔌 Electrical Setup and Future Plans

The presenter talks about the electrical setup in the tunnel, using black flex which is not the correct choice in terms of safety standards. They explain that the current setup is temporary and that there are plans to have a dedicated electrical supply for the entire area, including the garage and the bunker. The presenter also discusses the use of a sump pump to prevent future flooding issues and the installation of ventilation systems for the car storage area.

15:03

🚗 Garage Floor and Car Access

The presenter addresses questions about the garage floor's suitability for supporting a car's weight and the method of car entry and exit. They mention potential solutions like using a thicker plywood or checker plate for reinforcement. The presenter also discusses the possibility of using a stainless steel checker plate to match the DeLorean car. There's a mention of a rock face window, and the presenter asks for suggestions on how to preserve it without causing condensation issues.

20:06

🌳 Tree Roots, Drainage, and Planning Permissions

The presenter discusses the process of obtaining planning permissions in the UK and the concerns raised by the council, particularly regarding tree roots and drainage. They explain that the garage construction has been approved recently, and the focus was on maintaining trees and proper drainage. The presenter also talks about the involvement of a structural engineer to ensure the construction's safety and shares various technical drawings related to the project.

25:08

🎥 Video Production and Engaging with the Audience

The presenter talks about the production of the video, including the inclusion of clips from various films for the audience to identify. They express gratitude for the positive reception of the model featured in the previous video and its effectiveness in helping viewers visualize the project. The presenter also mentions a small project that has expanded into a larger endeavor and hints at its completion in the coming weeks.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Maker Central

Maker Central is an event where the video's creator plans to distribute jars of 'Colin Fur Tunnel dirt' to attendees. It serves as a significant part of the video's narrative as it is the only place where fans can obtain a sample of the dirt, which is a unique aspect of the project discussed in the video.

💡Hydraulic Pump

The hydraulic pump is a critical piece of equipment in the video that powers various tools such as the winch. It is mentioned in the context of the setup within the tunnel, where the pump is connected to a socket for operational convenience, highlighting the practical challenges and solutions encountered during the construction process.

💡Black Flex Cable

Black Flex Cable refers to the type of electrical cable used in the project. It is noted as being less than the recommended thickness (1.5 mil instead of 2.5 mil), which could imply potential future upgrades for safety and capacity. The choice of black color for the cable is also aesthetic, aiming to maintain a clean and consistent look within the finished space.

💡AirUp Bottle

The AirUp Bottle is a product featured in the video that claims to make water taste better by using scent pods, which attach to the bottle and alter the flavor of the water without mixing. This product is highlighted as a sponsor of the video, showing an example of how the creator incorporates sponsored content into his narrative.

💡3/4 Plywood Floor

The 3/4 Plywood Floor is a construction material used in the video for the garage floor. It is discussed in terms of its suitability for supporting the weight of a car, with potential modifications such as adding a checker plate for reinforcement. This keyword is central to the video's theme of construction and problem-solving.

💡Rock Face Window

The Rock Face Window is a proposed design feature that involves preserving a section of the rock face within the tunnel as a window-like display. It is a significant part of the video's narrative as it presents a creative challenge in terms of construction and preservation, reflecting the video's theme of innovative construction projects.

💡Sump Pump

A Sump Pump is a device that is considered for installation to manage water seepage and prevent flooding in the tunnel. It is mentioned as a potential solution to a problem encountered during the project, showcasing the creator's approach to addressing unforeseen issues in construction.

💡1/10 Scale DeLorean

The 1/10 Scale DeLorean refers to a miniature model of the DeLorean car that the video's creator plans to feature in his project. It is mentioned in the context of offers received from viewers to create the model, which adds a community engagement aspect to the video's narrative.

💡Planning Permission

Planning Permission is a legal requirement in the UK for carrying out construction projects. The video discusses the process of obtaining such permission, which is a critical aspect of the legality and feasibility of the project. It is tied to the video's theme of navigating the challenges of construction projects.

💡Rust Converter Spray

Rust Converter Spray is a product used to treat and protect metal surfaces from rust. It is mentioned as a solution to prevent corrosion on the steel components of the project. This keyword is relevant as it addresses the practical considerations of material selection and maintenance in construction.

💡Structural Engineer

A Structural Engineer is a professional who performs calculations and designs to ensure that structures are safe and stable. In the video, the involvement of a structural engineer is highlighted to emphasize the importance of professional expertise in the construction process, particularly for a complex and large-scale project.

Highlights

Colin discusses the progress of his construction project, mentioning the readiness of the aluminum tracking and the upcoming muckaway service.

Due to bad weather, Colin has been working on a side project in the barn, which has grown significantly.

Maker Central is coming up, and Colin has a lot going on before returning to the main construction site.

Colin addresses the challenge of shipping rock and soil samples, suggesting that they might only be available at Maker Central.

A ticket link is provided in the video description for those interested in obtaining Colin's dirt samples at Maker Central.

Colin explains the reasoning behind the low placement of sockets in the tunnel for convenience during construction work.

The use of black flex for the ring main is acknowledged by Colin, who admits it's not the most correct choice but justifies it within the context of the project.

Colin talks about the potential for a car to be driven on the 3/4 plywood floor and the possibility of reinforcing it if needed.

Concerns about the rock face window are discussed, with Colin considering different methods to preserve it without causing condensation issues.

The idea of using a sump pump is considered to prevent future flooding, with plans to integrate it into the car ramp area.

Colin thanks those who have offered to create 1/10 scale DeLoreans, suggesting a collective effort to have many models made.

The process of obtaining planning permission for the garage construction is detailed, including the concerns raised by the council and how they were addressed.

Colin shares his approach to dealing with planning permissions, emphasizing the risks of not obtaining them in advance.

The involvement of a structural engineer is highlighted to ensure the safety and proper construction of the project.

Colin provides an update on the small side project that has grown in scale and hints at its completion in the coming weeks.

The use of the AirUp water bottle is sponsored, with Colin discussing its benefits for making water consumption more enjoyable.

A call to action for viewers to comment on the video with their suggestions for the price of the dirt samples and their favorite moments.

Transcripts

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right Colin what's been going

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[Applause]

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on now I know this is not the video that

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you want you want to see more out you

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want to see more things constructed and

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unfortunately that's not happened yet

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but we are ready for it the aluminium

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tracking is down on the top ready for

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Tom to come and park his Digger across

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there is a muckaway service which is

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going to come and collect some of the

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dirt for me very nice thank you very

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much so everything is all ready for the

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next part now I've not been down here

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doing it of course because the weather

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has been terrible I've gone off and I've

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done a little side project off in the

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barn however that small project has

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grown to be absolutely usive it's not

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quite finished yet but it's not far off

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I've also got makeer Central coming up

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this month so there's a lot going on

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before we actually come back here but

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things have happened which I can now

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talk about which is also very good

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you've got a lot of questions I've wrote

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a lot of things down for me to answer so

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well I better answer them then

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I okay first question I actually need

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your assistance in everyone is asking

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that they want to have some rock samples

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but it appears I can't Ship Rock and

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soil samples I certainly can't ship them

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abroad I might not even be able to ship

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them in the UK so I need your assistance

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if you work for a postal or a shipping

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company and you know where around this

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please let me know because I've got

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myself a load of jars I've had labels

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printed up I've been hacking away at the

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rockface and Colin fur tunnel dirt does

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exist now if you want to get your hands

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on one of these the only place you'll be

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able to get it is at maker Central which

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is n 18 for 19 Birmingham now I don't

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know how many of these to make there is

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a ticket Link in the description if you

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are going and you do want some Colin

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first dirt samples please use that link

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and then I'll know how many jars to fill

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up CU it's quite time consuming and if

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only 50 people are going to want them I

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don't want to fill up 200 and if only

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you know if I fill 200 up and 400 of you

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want them then I'll need to know I I

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don't want anyone to come turn up want

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them and they're not there and also I

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don't want to spend hours doing

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something that no one's interested in so

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please use the link in the description

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and I'll know roughly how many people

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want them and then that is the only

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place at the moment you will be able to

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get Colin fur tunnel dirt but we're

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working on

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it getting ofed into something he just

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didn't think he's going to be an

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American Colin why are the sockets so

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low okay now all the sockets throughout

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the tunnel are about 150 M 6 in off the

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ground which is quite low but there was

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a reason for that while we was working

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in there is that we actually plugged the

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hydraulic pump which is the thing that

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powered all the pen and all the winch

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and everything that used to run on an

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extension lead into the nearest socket

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to where I was working run back to the

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pump and back to the winch so I could

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turn it on and off without having to get

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out the hole walk across the tunnel

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switch it off and then walk back again

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because often I'd be covered in like

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sticky clay I didn't want to spread that

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throughout the tunnel so we had that

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quite low down we didn't want cables

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lashing up the wall so that's why they

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were quite low in there now these ones

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in here although they have continued

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with the lowless these aren't actually

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staying at this height no now if we have

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a look under here there is a

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massive excess of cable basically

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there's going to be a workbench across

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the whole length of this end bit there's

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a company called boxo that make these

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wonderful drawers and stuff that you put

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your tools in they're going to come and

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K it all out thank you very much so

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obviously these need to go above those

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workbench High you know there's no point

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having them down here they'll be on

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cupboard so that's no good so these ones

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aren't staying but the other ones are

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cuz I quite like them at that he if I'm

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honest with you now another question

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you've got is about the cable Colin have

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you used black Flex for your ring made

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yes I have and I know this is not

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correct and it's 1 5 mil as well which

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is even more incorrect should be 2 and a

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half mil but just think guys bigger

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picture this is not necessarily all

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going to stay like this all these cables

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are quite easily accessible you just

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pull all these little sideboards out as

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you saw when I dealt with the flood over

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there so it can all be dealt with but

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think of this bigger picture when this

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whole thing is all finished not just the

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garage but the tunnel right down to the

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bunker it's going to have its own

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electrical supply brought into it cuz at

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the moment I've got a fuse board at the

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shed entrance there's another fuse board

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at the bunker entrance just up there

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there I'm going to put a fresh one in

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because my actual electric Main and

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electric box come into the house is not

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far up above that so I'm going to drop a

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whole new cable in and then it can have

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one fuse board to serve everything and

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at that point various sprits of these

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can be changed some of it I might leave

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cuz let's face it nothing much is going

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to be plugged into half of it a Hoover

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at best this was perfectly enough for

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that so but there's probably going to

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want to be a kettle or something down

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here a't there especially in the bunker

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so we'll need something a bit more meaty

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for that but I will keep it black though

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I'll probably do 2 and 1/2 mil black cuz

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I don't want to see gray cable coming up

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the side into these boxes do they that

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Colin col if you're driving a car on

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this is a 3/4 plywood floor really fit

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for purpose well there's sort of two

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answers to this question the first part

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is that this bit might not ever have a

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car on it at all the car left of course

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is over there it will come down it will

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get turn around on its turn table it

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will go back up again it might never

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drive off that now of course if you do

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want to drive it off to bring it to the

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side because of course this room is

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perfectly big enough to have two cars in

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it so you could fit two in here then

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obviously it would need to support the

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weight of a car now if I do end up doing

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that what I might end up doing is taking

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this FL floor up cuz this's his 18 mil

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thick ply swap it for 12 and then put a

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layer of 6 mil plate Checker plate over

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the top of it and that will be solid

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enough to hold the cut now there's also

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o a garage floor company that's

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interested in doing something I don't

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know yet what I'm going to do because I

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want to see what the final room looks

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like obviously a dark floor a dark room

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might all be a bit dark I might want to

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do stainless steel Checker plate to

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match the DeLorean who knows but there

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are the options now this floor probably

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is going to get ripped up because

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there's that much damp and moisture

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coming out even with the doo midify

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running all the time it's still got a

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bit muggy in here and it's got a bit

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moldy in patches there was some carpet

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down here which was never one of my

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questions Colin why did you put carpet

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on it was only an old carpet just to

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kind of protect the floor from we did

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the next bit but it kind of got a bit of

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damp and it made the mold worse but once

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the room is done and it is all complete

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and we won't get the condensation

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problem because everything will be

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covered in concrete it won't matter then

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the face of a five dice there they are

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and

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then so this rock face Window how

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exactly are we going to do that okay we

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need to discuss this cuz there are any

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theories on how we are going to preserve

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this as a rock vase now the most common

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one seems to be put up some glass and

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fill the back up with it with resin and

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let it go off but of course I can see a

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few issues with this you've got to get

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rid of all the bubbles and also when

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resin goes off it does emit a tremendous

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amount of heat so is that going to crack

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the glass if you use a bit of perspect

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is that going to kind of mist it and

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frost it up so Bubbles and heat is an

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issue with the resin of course we could

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have like a double glazed units sat in

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front of it is it going to want

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ventilation behind it and at the top so

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does it have lowlevel ventilation coming

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in to kind of vent past it and then high

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level ventilation going up to Atmosphere

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at the top I don't know is that going to

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have any issues on the room with

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bringing moisture in because obviously I

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know from all this being exposed how

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much moisture comes out of this rock vas

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tries to get in the room so I don't

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really want that to happen I don't want

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there to be any connection between the

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rock face and the room I'd like it to be

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sealed off but of course there in lies

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the problem with the condensation

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potentially now I've not even uh kind of

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discussed this with the structural

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engineer yet because obviously if you're

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going to leave a chucking chuffing gret

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hole out the side of the wall then we've

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got to have some sort of strength system

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above it but I mean I'm sure we can deal

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with that is if anything it'll just have

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to be a little bit smaller but you know

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we want it to be massive don't we want

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to come around and of course it wants to

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be lit up as well so it's going to have

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to have a light behind it to light it up

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now do we use that light

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as part of the anti- condensation so is

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that like like a heat lamp which keeps

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the area around it is it a heat lamp so

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the area behind the glass is kind of

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kept warmer which stops IT

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condensating cuz if it goes all the way

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around if there's lamps underneath

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lighting up that would help so there you

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go that's kind of after I mentioned it

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there was a lot of comments on this and

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they are the top Solutions but if

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anybody body else has any other

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suggestions as how we can preserve this

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rock face cuz the other one of course

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was to just rebuild it like make an Al

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Cove and rebuild it and then have

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something in front of it but you're

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never going to be able to rebuild that

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cuz this is you can't cut it off as soon

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as you crumble it away it never you

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can't put it back what it is or else

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it's just going to be a stone brick wall

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anyway we've got a little time to think

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about that because that's right over

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there there's a lot of work going to

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happen before we get to this problem but

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I know you guys like thinking of these

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things now if you want to see this model

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I am taking it to make a central so you

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can see firsthand how big everything's

11:06

going to

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be can you fly Bobby it's not why don't

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you fit a sum pump now it's not a bad

11:15

idea cuz obviously when all this flooded

11:17

and I have to lift it all up and it was

11:18

all water creeping underneath it that

11:20

was the comment I read the most you

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should have a low point and a sun point

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and somebody also pointed out I could

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probably put moisture sensors like

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underneath the floorboards if they

11:29

happens again I get an early warning

11:31

rather than me just lifting a bit up and

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going oh there's a load of water or me

11:35

looking in here and going that's wet

11:37

that shouldn't be wet but if we look at

11:39

the model we can see where we could

11:40

potentially put one of these Sun Pumps

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righty ho the next bit we dig is going

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to be deeper because it has to take the

11:47

car ramp bit which comes down and sinks

11:49

into the floor so of course having a

11:51

deeper bit of floor is not a bad place

11:53

for a sump bump but ideally it would

11:56

want to sit in a little deeper chamber

11:58

than that because obviously there are

11:59

float switches and stuff on them so it's

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probably not going to be triggered until

12:02

it's like 6 in deep this whole bit with

12:05

6 in of water in it is already a

12:07

catastrophe so we'll probably put a

12:09

little box somewhere underneath

12:10

underneath the car probably where it can

12:12

sit and then the pipe cuz obviously it

12:14

needs to pump it somewhere will go out

12:16

of a vent which is also going to sit

12:18

under there because obviously having

12:19

cars in an underground room fumes and

12:22

whatnot they'll all sync to the ground

12:23

they need to be able to be drawn out so

12:25

there's going to be a lowlevel vent

12:26

right underneath the car which will go

12:28

out to atmosphere there's a high level

12:30

vent up here which has already been put

12:31

in probably a fan in front of the

12:33

lowlevel one which is activated when the

12:35

car lift is activated so every time the

12:37

car comes down the fan will run for x

12:39

amount of time suck all the fumes out

12:41

and push it all out and then we can

12:42

probably have the exit pipe to a sump

12:44

pump going up there as well beautiful

12:46

it's kind of already in the

12:49

making yeah also thank you to everyone

12:52

that emailed about getting the one in 10

12:53

scale DeLorean I've had many offers if I

12:56

haven't got back to you I will do in

12:58

time there was quite a lot of you some

13:00

people are offering to 3D print them

13:02

some people that know of models various

13:03

other things there's even channels that

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do model making so I think what we could

13:07

do would be good fun is to get everyone

13:10

that's offered one in some sort to do it

13:13

and then we'll have loads of them and

13:14

we'll just have a pile of one in 10

13:16

scale DeLorean everywhere that would be

13:17

awesome hey Christmas tree now I noticed

13:21

there was still a few comments asking

13:23

Colin you got solid roof how do you get

13:25

the car in and out where's the car come

13:27

down just remember guys

13:29

the car doesn't come down here on the

13:32

model I am stood here and the car comes

13:35

down over there there is more to be dug

13:40

out yep now the one thing I like about

13:42

you guys is you don't miss

13:45

anything dear and you notice stuff now

13:47

when I was putting this rebar in I was

13:49

at pains to say it couldn't touch any of

13:52

the steel work because you want it to be

13:54

completely isolated from any

13:56

electrolytic corrosion but of course

13:57

some of you pointed out and you've got

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this mesh around here which you stabbed