What a Project, channel members will get a sneak peak this Sunday of the finished tunnel also if you have any Questions i might do a Q&A video so add them here.
What a Project, channel members will get a sneak peak this Sunday of the finished tunnel (sorry last sunday got delayed) also if you have any Questions i might do a Q&A video so add them here.
@@keiyakins I mean, lime is used by serial killers to dispose of bodies, so there might be a market for the stone if you can find a murderer who has a chemistry set....LOL
I've always wanted to build an underground tunnel or bunker in my yard. And while your video has been entertaining, it has also taught me that it is way too much work!
It depends on what you will be digging in and how much you want to spend as the easy method is the cut and cover where you dig a trench to drop in the tunnel then cover it. If you are in rock you can reduce the work needed by building a tunnel boring machine as they don't need to be so large you can drive cars side by side in the resulting tunnel. In 5 years very few people will remember you had a massive trench dug in the yard as once it is covered it is out of sight so soon out of mind.
I've dug 3 caves so far as a doomsday bunker. The 2nd Cave was awesome. It was 87 feet long passage way with 2 rooms about 12' x 10' x 7'. I had a stove to keep extremely warm, and also a periscope to see what's going on outside. One time my brother slept in the cave and when he woke up, he tried to get the hatch door opened and for some reason it was not opening. But when he finally opened the hatch door and looked outside. There was snow everywhere and that was why he couldn't get the hatch door opened. But after he got the hatch door opened and saw the snow, he decided to stay in the cave and keep warm by the stove. I had ventilation pipes everywhere so it was safe. I used 1' diameter logs going one way for the roof, and going 90 degrees from the logs were 4" trees, then I had sheet metal and then plastic and finally 1' of dirt covering all of it. I discovered that water would travel through the ground when it rains so among the 87 feet cave, I had two escape routes which were drain corridors. I was really cool and nobody above can hear the music playing until the Hatch door was opened and then they could hear a party going on dropped out of society. But then one day the owner of the several acres of forest, decided to tear the forest down to install houses. Well in the process, they tore the cave system up.
This is really going to to turn into a wine cellar. When you are young, you do fun things. When you get older and have a family. You see other uses for this tunnel.
Just as they think that, their dining room's floor suddenly collapses and they find themselves face to face with Collin that, turns out, was digging in the wrong direction this whole time.
@@instanoodles It's a "secret tunnel" project, part of the gimmik of it is to do it without anyone noticing it. His neighbours probably do know about it.
the rule of never going under unsupported ground is exactly what we do in mining, the support system looks pretty solid too. Did you look into sprayed concrete (called Shotcrete where i live) instead of casting the walls?
Is this actually safe what hes doing. What a cool thing he has done. Id be so scared that after a few years the ground above his head could just collapse into the tunnel and kill him. Id love to do something like this myself one day. Probably never will but a man can dream.
I have fire ants digging in my front lawn in recent weeks and most certainly when they dig up soil, it seems the soil piles up coming from nowhere. Same thing.
I have had the same type of bucket Handles break while being carried by hand just while full of dirt... Every time I see him hoist those over his head I expect him to be brained..
I didn't even make it far enough to see the buckets. I saw a few metal bars and some barely attached chicken wire for "shoring" and noped out. This is such a dangerous way to dig. He's lucky he didn't die doing this. I promise you don't want to see what happens to a person who gets crushed in an excavation, but I'll tell you that their organs and all their blood usually comes out of their mouth and eye sockets.
He's taking all my childhood dreams and ideas and making them a reality 😃. Also let stop and take a minute to really appreciate what he's doing and how much hard work is involved. Go dig a small hole in your yard for reference, this aint no easy task.
Yeah I think you're right! When his neighbors saw him yelling and screaming as he went up and over on that one man ferrous wheel in his backyard, I'm pretty sure they found out he has a RUclips channel and are all watching him same as we do.
@@bruciebrucedunndonette1786 I think they are digging their own tunnel that will secretly intersect with his.... then when Colin is out, they will sneak into his bunker and watch TV!
I’m so impressed by the dedication and commitment Colin makes to his projects. Like we’ve all wanted a secret tunnel but who the hell fabricates a hydraulic wedge rammer to then ACTUALLY BUILD A TUNNEL. Like the YEARS of work involved from getting permits and avoiding electric, water, and sewage lines to fabricating all the tools and metal parts, to physically digging for this long nearly everyday, etc. I’m thoroughly impressed Colin, thanks for being this dedicated
Permits ? Avoiding what now ? Planning Commission : " Mr Furze, we don't see an application and approval for this mountain you're building in your back garden. And where exactly are you getting all the rock ? "
@@darkdestiny661 LOL "fucking skull him" If you keep the buckets in a humid area and prevent them from getting dry rot, theyll last. But just as easily if a rock cracks it, RIP.
Those buckets here in Ireland and Colin's UK are actually standard building devices (about $20 USD). You can buy them at most builders providers (like a more commercial/ less DIY version of Home Depot or Lowes). The handles DO rip sometimes, but after maybe YEARS of hard use. A great use for them is when you have to work in estates without side/front access... Some are so, where you cant get a wheelbarrow out and around the house and have to go through the house for everything! My house used to have a garage in the side, but its' now a gym/kitchen split, so the only way to get to the back garden (back yard) is to use a crane or cheaper option like a pump truck to get concrete back there. (how I built my shed). 11 cubic metres (about 15 yards of concrete) got pumped THROUGH the kitchen in my house, talk about stress! :D
@ik ur cool Aah, the Q'aran toilet paper salesman again. No thanks, I've settled on just normal TP. I'll take whatever books you've got to burn, though! Great tinder and cooking fuel!
Nothing ridiculous about this Project at all! This is pure genius, adventurism to the MAX! Wish I could do what Colin does. Maybe get a TBM for your next project, Colin? 😂😂😆
This dude literally is the type of person you see in fallout 4 as an essential character with a settlement based questline giving you better stuff for settlers
Furze: "Come on Mother Nature, give us a cave!" Narrator: "Little did Colin know that he stood just a few inches of unstable rock above the largest sinkhole in all of England."
I'm sure he has something pushing air down there. Same thing with manholes they force down fresh air. Also he may chime in but this isn't his first rodeo...
You are doing what I've dreamed about doing for years , ever since I got and beat cancer I haven't been able to go through with that dream . I'm in love with this project you have going on . Keep up the great work brother 👍
Colin: "I'm doing a project that is super secret and must be done in total silence..." Colin's neighbors: "Martha, have you noticed there is much less noise coming from that maniacs house next door lately? I'm suspicious that he is up to something."
I've always loved to work hard, I think it's fantastic to force yourself to do extremely challenging projects that really test your tolerance for adversity. Colin has taken this idea to another level, my arms are like noodles just watching him bucket after bucket. He is a man I'd be honored to work with. Great content, love the channel.
I like how this man is replicating all little boy's dreams. Like a freaking bunker in the back yard and a series of tunnels connecting everything. He is like Phineas and Ferb for god's sake.
Build the bunker just underneath the house. You can even have a staircase down from the house into the bunker. Oh wait isn't that a thing already? What's it called again? Mazebend?
I have been following you for years and your work is always the cleanest most exquisite. Just really awesome. I like how this video is extreme practicality, if there is such a concept you might have just made it a thing.
@@stjepansekulic9142 Actually, probably starting with countless longer segments, he set start and end points for each. Based of course, on his desired 'on screen' time at the accelerated speed he knew he would choose, then...... keeping track, chronologically of what actually happen in what order he composed a string that went very well with the music style and duration. Other than that having to be done before 'he just put up the last 2 videos and sped it up' no big deal.
That seems like a tremendous amount of work for something that isn't necessarily useful. It may not be the most useful thing ever, but the cool factor is off the charts. This cat has some skills and an awesome attitude.
Didn't Colin once say if he ever decides to sell, the buyer wont be buying a house with a bunker attached, they will be buying a bunker with a house attached.
Colin is just living every blokes dream! Has a shed he goes in out the way of everyone and just tinkers on with random stuff and now he’s digging a huge tunnel. What a legend.
Maybe it is a cultural thing, but going underground is probably counterevolutionary: we worked very hard as a species to avoid going underground and enjoy the fresh air. Personally I do not find going underground attractive at all: even in a dry country and with ventilation, the place will feel humid and stuffy very quickly. Also, rainwater tends to go downwards and it will eventually get you.
By the time they ask about it, the tunnel will already have connected to their house without them noticing
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@@nothing982 Like secret tunnel to their pantry? Or wine cellar? 😁 Colin? What the hell are you doing here? Hi there, I was wondering about this chardonnay, is it actually good?
Thanks for this amazing series. You're giving me all kinds of marvelous ideas, since I live in a part of the US where I can do a project like this and not have to worry about getting permission from any governmental bodies. I am especially appreciative that you go through the process of showing how to do this safely.
Started off as a plumber and tinkerer/hobbyist, now he's literally tunnelling with the only health and safety apparatus being the winches to reduce manual handling. Colin is like Fred Dibnah reborn!
Plot twist: Colin is UK's largest cartel kingpin and as such is afforded special luxuries in his overly enlarged cell. This is him actually escaping prison.
I live in a historic mining town that still has an old underground mine from the candle, canary, pick and shovel days, preserved as a historical tourist and educational site. I seriously appreciate what you're going through in digging this tunnel out more than most people would understand. Your canary joke made me laugh so loud I woke everyone in the house up. Oops!
I think if he was to sell it he’d have to sell the Underground bunker WITH a house. You’d think it’s the other way around but I’ve seen a couple comments saying that he by law has to mention it. But it would be interesting to see future owners finding his tunnels
Word of advice......GET RID OF THOSE PLASTIC BUCKETS......if one or both of those handles breaks under load, you're gonna be wearing all that rock on your head......use reinforced canvas buckets or metal buckets to hold your spoils 😉 and you can drill holes in those large rocks in the floor and use DEXSPAN to split them apart (NON-explosive demolition compound - you mix with water and pour in the holes and wait....it expands and cracks the rock)
Colin: "We've gotta do this in absolute silence so nobody will know" The neighbors: "Colin has been unusually quiet lately... Too quiet... I wonder what is going on over there!?"
@@shiftangles There's a lot of tools that would make his life easier that would be too loud to use. As someone who has used a hammer drill those things are loud af.
This man's been building my minecraft house irl like it's just another day. Also, just the happiness that I can hear in his voice when he talks about this stuff reminds me of my dad talking about model trains and mechanical engineering, his two biggest passions. Keep doing what you love and as far as I can tell no-one can stop you because you're Colin bloody Furze!
I’m pretty sure that’s the actual case, it doesn’t make sense for him to add on otherwise. Not like this is great content…. He’s trying to make the best content he can with us just watching him dig a hole. I can’t believe he found someone to sponsor this…. I think Collins a true badass but lately his projects and videos have been lacking
@@njmxjunkie3128 What are you talking about? This is one of the coolest projects he's done. It's absolutely absurd and cool and I don't even understand how it's legal!
surprised he didnt just build a full compact TBM. Limestone is such a luxury, watching people try and dig through granite in southern New England or NYC is crazy stuff how resilient that rock is.
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Your house will be a museum someday.
Can’t believe your a Furze fan! We need a collab in our lifes from you both. You are right about his house defo needs preserved for posterity forever!
Love your videos,
Jerry rig how the devil are you. Your taking a break from breaking very expensive mobiles I see 👀🤣
Underground tunnel durability test when?
“ these were the furze hidden tunnels, used in the great COVID-19 pandemic of 2020-2021”
I can’t even describe how much I am enjoying this series
Same 👍👍
Oh yea
Not really like olds one but yeah
Who doesn’t, a crazy engineer digging a big hole under his yard. What could possibly go wrong 😂
mate same i wait so impatiently for new episodes!!
Colin's neighbours:
"you heard Colin lately?"
"No."
"Me either. Its quiet... Too quiet"
@Joe Mama 😐
😂😂
@Joe Mama V for Vendetta
(Comes out with 5 metric tons of dirt)
@@trapxmclovin5236 🤨
The fact that you're building this is amazing. But that you're doing it without disturbing your neighbors...absolutely badass.
Colin, this is completely ridiculous and I absolutely love it! Looking forward to the next ep already!
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Martina watch's this channel. Mind blown..
@@ddssrr1614 😙😗😃😃😃😀😀😃😃😃😃😃
Going to be ripped!
What a Project, channel members will get a sneak peak this Sunday of the finished tunnel also if you have any Questions i might do a Q&A video so add them here.
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What a Project, channel members will get a sneak peak this Sunday of the finished tunnel (sorry last sunday got delayed) also if you have any Questions i might do a Q&A video so add them here.
This is awesome
thanks for always making my day so much better
I am absolutely LOVING this series!!
What are you doing here :O
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Colin: "completely silent and unknown to the neighbors"
The neighbors: "why are there so many tombstones for canaries at Colins?"
What else do you use the chunks of limestone for?
@@keiyakins I mean, lime is used by serial killers to dispose of bodies, so there might be a market for the stone if you can find a murderer who has a chemistry set....LOL
@@woodworkerroyer8497 lol
I’d be willing to bet every guy has dreamed of something like this… Colin just made it happen.
Hell yes I dream about this all the time, be interesting to know the costings , probably why we just dream 😂
Quote Colin from last video: "it's just digging a hole"
this describes every one of colins videos, he just has this insane drive to make all of this ideas reality
Back when I was a delivery driver, I constantly drove around daydreaming about digging clandestine tunnels secretly to pass my time.
I bet Elon Musk now realises it would have been more effective to have a clone army of Furzes to dig a tunnel, than the Boring Company.
I love this series
hmmm
@@JensonSetiadi hmmm
@Liya Club stfu
shut it verified
I've always wanted to build an underground tunnel or bunker in my yard. And while your video has been entertaining, it has also taught me that it is way too much work!
Ye
You definitely should build it now that your new studio is almost finished!
On the other hand - look how Colin now is RIPPED.
It depends on what you will be digging in and how much you want to spend as the easy method is the cut and cover where you dig a trench to drop in the tunnel then cover it. If you are in rock you can reduce the work needed by building a tunnel boring machine as they don't need to be so large you can drive cars side by side in the resulting tunnel.
In 5 years very few people will remember you had a massive trench dug in the yard as once it is covered it is out of sight so soon out of mind.
Egg
I've dug 3 caves so far as a doomsday bunker. The 2nd Cave was awesome. It was 87 feet long passage way with 2 rooms about 12' x 10' x 7'. I had a stove to keep extremely warm, and also a periscope to see what's going on outside. One time my brother slept in the cave and when he woke up, he tried to get the hatch door opened and for some reason it was not opening. But when he finally opened the hatch door and looked outside. There was snow everywhere and that was why he couldn't get the hatch door opened. But after he got the hatch door opened and saw the snow, he decided to stay in the cave and keep warm by the stove. I had ventilation pipes everywhere so it was safe. I used 1' diameter logs going one way for the roof, and going 90 degrees from the logs were 4" trees, then I had sheet metal and then plastic and finally 1' of dirt covering all of it. I discovered that water would travel through the ground when it rains so among the 87 feet cave, I had two escape routes which were drain corridors. I was really cool and nobody above can hear the music playing until the Hatch door was opened and then they could hear a party going on dropped out of society. But then one day the owner of the several acres of forest, decided to tear the forest down to install houses. Well in the process, they tore the cave system up.
That sounded awesome till the end sorry that happened
That sounds awesome... where was this forest?
@@ratslayer110 Some guy owned the forest and his name was Sandifer. The forest has been chopped down. But it was in Wyndotte county KS
@@gossman75 great story dude...how much easier life was when we were young, and time didnt matter.
@frau sexliebhaber" To those people, i say. NO."
-the spiffing brit
In the next episode, Colin gets a lil' too greedy and accidentally awakens a Balrog
He caused a massive rift! He made the atoms split! And he came screaming through, here to bite the head off you!
@@lightspiritblix1423 I wold give him a hand for sure
2 episodes from now - colin constructs a balrog flinging machine from fourteen feet of sheet steel, a pressure washer, and a Honda Grom engine
a demon from the ancient world..
LMAO
You never stop impressing me dude... AWESOME
holy shit. i used to watch your vlogs man. haha
yay checkmark
This is really going to to turn into a wine cellar.
When you are young, you do fun things. When you get older and have a family. You see other uses for this tunnel.
@@manusk40 Me Too
Ay it's dan
Meanwhile Colin's neighbour: wow, Colin's been real quiet recently...... Too quiet
Quiet*
Just as they think that, their dining room's floor suddenly collapses and they find themselves face to face with Collin that, turns out, was digging in the wrong direction this whole time.
Seeing how tedious digging a tunnel, let alone entire rooms, can get, I kinda feel bad for supervillains now.
Well they can just use their powers to blast away dirt and rock much easier than a hydraulic chisel
Henchmen and Henchwomen.
That's when they employ their henchmen
@@zToggled *hench non gendered persons*
@@gabeskorcz561 oh god 🙄
You put alotta trust into the plastic handles on them tubs
Same
😂
Don't run the winch standing under it. Simple concept
Yeah wtf I had one of those and the handle broke just holding my washing
Those rubber rubble/feed buckets are tough as you can get
He's neighbors be like: "Honey,our weird neighbor is weirdly silent,I feel something wrong.
"you really want to waste our peace and quiet over that?"
"He stays in his shed a lot, and is getting super buff..." Next thing you know someone wants to borrow his gym equipment...
has he had problems with neighbours complaining in the past and thats why he needs to be so quite?
@@instanoodles It's a "secret tunnel" project, part of the gimmik of it is to do it without anyone noticing it. His neighbours probably do know about it.
My colinsense is tingeling
It feels like a bank heist, but he's just adding more additions to his living space
how do you know how a bank heist feels?? xD
I think he knows something we don’t
maybe he plays gta
How do u know what a bank heist feels like?! /s
Best way to build a secret marijuana grow room.... publicize it on youtube.. ;)
the rule of never going under unsupported ground is exactly what we do in mining, the support system looks pretty solid too. Did you look into sprayed concrete (called Shotcrete where i live) instead of casting the walls?
that canary's dead he's Doomed!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Interesting. Thx for the tip
Is this actually safe what hes doing. What a cool thing he has done. Id be so scared that after a few years the ground above his head could just collapse into the tunnel and kill him. Id love to do something like this myself one day. Probably never will but a man can dream.
I never thought I'd enjoy watching a man dig a hole this much.
You should check out Paleas if you like this kind of stuff. He's not nearly as funny and doesn't post as often, but it's still kind of cool to watch.
Brings an all new meaning to “Diggy hole.”
Colin could make reading the dictionary interesting.
Its Colin, no matter what hes doing he can grab your attention, i wonder things like, what does his wife think of this all this? lol
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This is so cool! I used to dream of doing this as a young lad!
Hello there!
Oh hey I’ve seen some of your vids they are cool!
I would still love to do it
when i was a kid i remember digging tunnels. looking back im surprised i never got myself killed.
Same
Imagine having a dad like Colin who is able to built whatever he likes
My dad once built an aviary, it was slightly wonky.
/ whatever you like! That flaming bunk bath water slide 🤯 😜👍👍
"Like that'll ever happen."
I can't imagine that. My dad needed an instruction manual to change a lightbulb.
That would be amazing
Crazy lol. When you start digging you seem to always end up with three times as much earth when it comes out the ground, its so compact. 👍
Yes, it's called "swell factor". It must be accounted for when designing stockpiles or rock dumps in mining/excavation projects.
its really important in the mining engineering field and civil engineering.
@@massiveheadwoundharry6833 what is the actual increase in size?
I have fire ants digging in my front lawn in recent weeks and most certainly when they dig up soil, it seems the soil piles up coming from nowhere. Same thing.
Not the same thing: If you pour a 4 cm concrete floor, it becomes tonnes of cement and sand and broken coil springs!
For such a smart engineer he sure has a lot of faith in those handles on his dirt buckets.
Right! I really hope he starts wearing a hard hat.
I have had the same type of bucket Handles break while being carried by hand just while full of dirt...
Every time I see him hoist those over his head I expect him to be brained..
I didn't even make it far enough to see the buckets. I saw a few metal bars and some barely attached chicken wire for "shoring" and noped out. This is such a dangerous way to dig. He's lucky he didn't die doing this. I promise you don't want to see what happens to a person who gets crushed in an excavation, but I'll tell you that their organs and all their blood usually comes out of their mouth and eye sockets.
@@kyleevans2059 you got a better idea?
@@ludicrousspeed6422 digging tunnels underground is nothing new, there's nots of litterature on it I'm sure.
Those buckets are the real mvp, those handles are really sturdy.
Yup. I've secretly been waiting for the video clip of one of them ripping and dumping, but it hasn't happened yet.
Yeah they're real common on farms for hauling around veggies. Those things just never seem to break
@UCsJrheJVdJx3gssJd4tEsSA dont ask dont tell
@@tylerschafer1296 tf
You know the brand?
The handles of your buckets are giving me anxiety. Stay strong lads.
I agree. Have those buckets myself and the handles fail regularly. This is months behind so I guess none fell on his head.
@@glumpy10 thought the same
@@glumpy10 where did he get those?
I like e
@@dougisaak3209 thair called flexi-tubs , from Bunnings (a big box store in Australia )
He's taking all my childhood dreams and ideas and making them a reality 😃. Also let stop and take a minute to really appreciate what he's doing and how much hard work is involved. Go dig a small hole in your yard for reference, this aint no easy task.
Colin took Minecraft mining to the next level ))
Truuuuuuu
If only real life had efficiency 5 diamond shovels 😩
)))))
))
I was about to say this is British minecraft lol
Furze's neighbor's neighbor: "What's Furze doin'?"
Furze's Neighbor: "Ah he's diggin' a tunnel. He doesn't think we know. . . ."
Yeah I think you're right! When his neighbors saw him yelling and screaming as he went up and over on that one man ferrous wheel in his backyard, I'm pretty sure they found out he has a RUclips channel and are all watching him same as we do.
That's my favorite part of the narrative.
@@bruciebrucedunndonette1786 I think they are digging their own tunnel that will secretly intersect with his.... then when Colin is out, they will sneak into his bunker and watch TV!
I’m so impressed by the dedication and commitment Colin makes to his projects. Like we’ve all wanted a secret tunnel but who the hell fabricates a hydraulic wedge rammer to then ACTUALLY BUILD A TUNNEL. Like the YEARS of work involved from getting permits and avoiding electric, water, and sewage lines to fabricating all the tools and metal parts, to physically digging for this long nearly everyday, etc. I’m thoroughly impressed Colin, thanks for being this dedicated
Permits ? Avoiding what now ?
Planning Commission : " Mr Furze, we don't see an application and approval for this mountain you're building in your back garden. And where exactly are you getting all the rock ? "
I'm pretty sure the reason he needs to be so quiet has nothing to do with not disturbing the neighbors...
You ever heard of a mine?
Bro, Ikr hes extremely dedicated and committed to the point is fricken unbelievable.
I can't describe how much is love to see the face of whomever bits this house in the future finding out all this exists.
The amount of work involved in this project is immense! Respect.
Those dollar store buckets are the real MVP of this series.
I keep expecting tragedy and one of em to fucking skull him, but they've held up way too well
@@darkdestiny661 LOL "fucking skull him"
If you keep the buckets in a humid area and prevent them from getting dry rot, theyll last. But just as easily if a rock cracks it, RIP.
Those buckets here in Ireland and Colin's UK are actually standard building devices (about $20 USD). You can buy them at most builders providers (like a more commercial/ less DIY version of Home Depot or Lowes). The handles DO rip sometimes, but after maybe YEARS of hard use. A great use for them is when you have to work in estates without side/front access... Some are so, where you cant get a wheelbarrow out and around the house and have to go through the house for everything!
My house used to have a garage in the side, but its' now a gym/kitchen split, so the only way to get to the back garden (back yard) is to use a crane or cheaper option like a pump truck to get concrete back there. (how I built my shed). 11 cubic metres (about 15 yards of concrete) got pumped THROUGH the kitchen in my house, talk about stress! :D
was looking for this comment! glad ive found it! need to know where he bought it, those are tough mfs
pro tip: Never try burning stuff in those, its the kinda plastic that instantly turns to liquid lol
Digging a hole is like one of the most basic, satisfying projects a guy can undertake. Love it.
Love me a good hole to spend a lot of time in
@@j.ballsdeep420 you need to shove quite deep. But once you are in, you will almost explode from excitement
Cartel Mexicans: Hold my beer
Children: lets play minecraft
Colinfurze: hold my beer
Colin: wondering why he can't find diamonds.
Me: Mate, you at y=57.
@ik ur cool Aah, the Q'aran toilet paper salesman again. No thanks, I've settled on just normal TP. I'll take whatever books you've got to burn, though! Great tinder and cooking fuel!
Remember don’t mine at night.
@@support2587 I know your looking at that cave and feeling kinda brave
@ik ur cool shush bot
Nothing ridiculous about this Project at all! This is pure genius, adventurism to the MAX! Wish I could do what Colin does. Maybe get a TBM for your next project, Colin? 😂😂😆
I'm impressed with how long the plastic bucket handles are lasting!
Same, I wouldn’t use them
I'll third that, they like to split too.
@@oliverriall I agree with you two.
Use the very same for laundry, half of them broken...
Fr, I use similar ones for laundry, the handles snap off after a few weeks at most
Imagine his realtor trying to explain why his house costs $1M more than it appears it should.
Hahahaha I was thinking the same thing! 1m and 5000 sf hahahaha
I suppose the fans won't let that happen.
I mean I would buy it if it has a secret bunker lol
um u mean a shit ton cheaper i dont think that will be on the plan and approved.
technicalLLy according to the bunker video he's gotta sell it as a bunker with a house ontop of it smh
"You cant make me pay the tv license if you can't find me in my catacombs"
-Colin Furze, probably
This dude literally is the type of person you see in fallout 4 as an essential character with a settlement based questline giving you better stuff for settlers
Colin is the manifestation of that little voice in your head when you was a kid "You know what would be really freaking cool?"
Furze: "Come on Mother Nature, give us a cave!"
Narrator: "Little did Colin know that he stood just a few inches of unstable rock above the largest sinkhole in all of England."
I guess you played Minecraft! Lava, too much lava!
LOL
😂
I hate that I can *h e a r* that narration in my head.
Get a gas meter...welding and just breathing can start to fill your tunnel with CO2...
I'm sure he has something pushing air down there. Same thing with manholes they force down fresh air. Also he may chime in but this isn't his first rodeo...
Or get Greta Thunberg! She will tell ya when the levels are high!
You are doing what I've dreamed about doing for years , ever since I got and beat cancer I haven't been able to go through with that dream . I'm in love with this project you have going on . Keep up the great work brother 👍
plot twist, hes not being quiet because of his neighbour, its actually his wife who has no idea
What’s going to happen when he starts digging to the house?
Wouldn’t she watch the video?
@@Coffeesleep125 or the neighbours..?
@@theguywhorarelylies5454 I guess this is one of those rare times you lie
@@Coffeesleep125 furze actually record this video long time ago
Brilliant work
Young flako can respect another architect even if his work isn’t in rust ma bhoy
Beans
@@stroopeter beans
Is anyone else extremely impressed by the strength of those totes he's hauling rock in?
Just assuming the tube are not from walmart or china.
Honestly that was the most dangerous part, those totes being lifted with heavy rock could of easily broke and fallen
They work perfectly up it’ll the point that they don’t 😅😅
@@ajpgaming7660 I was relieved when he showed lifting them with him under hit reinforcements instead of just under the tub w/o a hard hat
Yeah, me.
My mum has two of those and and both have one handle broken.
They were only ever used for normal gardening waste
Now you can imagine how prisoners dig with silly things. Colin has everything and it's a challenge.
Prisoners dig with desperation.
It took Andy twenty years.
Those buckets are the real hero’s of this video! How haven’t those handles snapped yet but my bucket handle snaps with a little bit of sand in it!
It's the double handle with the double hooks, it's great
I feel like the bin company is the real sponsor that will be revealed at the end, once we are all begging to know the brand. Lol
True, might be especially made for this job.
I thought that he was being mighty brave just standing at the bottom while those bins of rock were hauled up above his head. 🤩
I love how he's like a master engineer and he calls his homemade tool " the ol rammy thing"
Lol
Ikr lol
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Colin: "I'm doing a project that is super secret and must be done in total silence..."
Colin's neighbors: "Martha, have you noticed there is much less noise coming from that maniacs house next door lately? I'm suspicious that he is up to something."
I had the exact same thought!
Plus the whole "If I put this on the internet it will be even more secret.."
@@strandvaskeren its already done, isn't it? He's just announcing a year long secret to the world now
I've always loved to work hard, I think it's fantastic to force yourself to do extremely challenging projects that really test your tolerance for adversity. Colin has taken this idea to another level, my arms are like noodles just watching him bucket after bucket. He is a man I'd be honored to work with. Great content, love the channel.
I like how this man is replicating all little boy's dreams. Like a freaking bunker in the back yard and a series of tunnels connecting everything. He is like Phineas and Ferb for god's sake.
Furze: hardest working RUclipsr alive.
100%
Check out Andrew camarata if you want to see someone work their ass off.
For the next house, build the bunker first.
Build the bunker just underneath the house. You can even have a staircase down from the house into the bunker. Oh wait isn't that a thing already? What's it called again? Mazebend?
Basement?
Buy a bunker and build a house on top of it?
Need to get a bunker for all those DSMs
he has to legally sell it as "bunker (with house included)"
I have been following you for years and your work is always the cleanest most exquisite. Just really awesome. I like how this video is extreme practicality, if there is such a concept you might have just made it a thing.
The editing starting at :38 is nuts. Any channel creator that has ever cut and posted a video should tip their hats to you Colin. Well done sir.
I mean, he just put last two videos and sped it up
@@stjepansekulic9142 Actually, probably starting with countless longer segments, he set start and end points for each. Based of course, on his desired 'on screen' time at the accelerated speed he knew he would choose, then...... keeping track, chronologically of what actually happen in what order he composed a string that went very well with the music style and duration. Other than that having to be done before 'he just put up the last 2 videos and sped it up' no big deal.
0:38
@@joepie221 na this is simple editing please don’t embarrass yourself
@@rizahki From experience, I would have to respectfully disagree.
i'm just sitting here, impressed by the strength of the handles on those flexible plastic bins.
Meanwhile, the neighbor who subscribed to his channel: " So that's why he's gone the whole day !"
Probably was wondering why half Tesco's car park was full of skips.
That seems like a tremendous amount of work for something that isn't necessarily useful. It may not be the most useful thing ever, but the cool factor is off the charts. This cat has some skills and an awesome attitude.
Whoever buys Colin’s house is so damn lucky!
whoever buys the house isn't buying it for the house anymore though
Didn't Colin once say if he ever decides to sell, the buyer wont be buying a house with a bunker attached, they will be buying a bunker with a house attached.
@@alvaro4186 I believe so 🧐🏄🏽♂️
but there's absolutely no way he sells ghe house though! all this hard work and memories at this place, surely it's too sentimental to sell it!
@@abhikhanal6190 You don’t know what the future holds. Sometimes in life you eventually have to let go
Colin is just living every blokes dream! Has a shed he goes in out the way of everyone and just tinkers on with random stuff and now he’s digging a huge tunnel. What a legend.
Maybe it is a cultural thing, but going underground is probably counterevolutionary: we worked very hard as a species to avoid going underground and enjoy the fresh air. Personally I do not find going underground attractive at all: even in a dry country and with ventilation, the place will feel humid and stuffy very quickly. Also, rainwater tends to go downwards and it will eventually get you.
@@fiegenfiegen what?????
@@fiegenfiegen Its just his way of having fun? what do u have against this?
@@fiegenfiegen I must admit, ''the rainwater will eventually get you'' made me chuckle.
@@Akil69 I am just sharing my opinion that I find going underground not attractive at all. Of course Colin can do as he wishes with his land and life!
Tip: You can dig to Y11 to have a higher chance of finding diamonds, just make sure to never dig straight down.
Y14 is optimal, stand astride a 2-block boundary and you'll never fall down. (I knew this would come in useful some day!)
you can dig straight down, just do it 1x2
The Man has the Balls of steel to make everything look so easy ,good,the energy to do it,the tools,and money
This man is playing Minecraft in real life, this man makes me want to get off my lazy bum and dig
bruh why are you everywhere
Lol why r u everwhere man
jesus, 15 likes in 8 minutes
everywhere i go i see his face
24 likes in 12 min
Neighbors: " I haven't heard noise coming from the Furze place, Colin most be up to something."
“Hmmm what’s that sound in our basement?”
@opzz xsin then they make a movie abt that 🤣😭
Colin's neighbour casually: Hi Colin. So A friend showed this video yesterday....
Lmao
Most of this is still a couple of months ago
By the time they ask about it, the tunnel will already have connected to their house without them noticing
@@nothing982 Like secret tunnel to their pantry? Or wine cellar? 😁
Colin? What the hell are you doing here?
Hi there, I was wondering about this chardonnay, is it actually good?
I'd have thought the skips full of rubble being taken every few days would have given them a bit of a clue!
Thanks for this amazing series.
You're giving me all kinds of marvelous ideas, since I live in a part of the US where I can do a project like this and not have to worry about getting permission from any governmental bodies.
I am especially appreciative that you go through the process of showing how to do this safely.
Started off as a plumber and tinkerer/hobbyist, now he's literally tunnelling with the only health and safety apparatus being the winches to reduce manual handling. Colin is like Fred Dibnah reborn!
don't forget the safety tie!
A Fred Dibnah in reverse as Colin’s going underground. Fred was definitely more interested in heights.
Someone: breaks into Colin's house
Colin: 'Building the Maginot Line in my garden to scare away burglars'
The robbers: Germany time! *goes around the maginot line*
Ghost division time
Blitz?
@@dave7314 And they do this by ignoring the neutrality of the neighbours garden. Genious.
@@rewesicherheitsdienst1018 What neutrality?
I love how this guy acts like he’s breaking out of prison when he digs.
without a building permit, he might actually have to if they found out
@@paddington1670 "if they found out"
More than three million people watched the videos. "They" already found out.
Guy's growed by child
Plot twist: Colin is UK's largest cartel kingpin and as such is afforded special luxuries in his overly enlarged cell. This is him actually escaping prison.
That what makes it fun! Have you seen people recording themselves digging out of prison to escape? The answer is infinitely close to no.
I live in a historic mining town that still has an old underground mine from the candle, canary, pick and shovel days, preserved as a historical tourist and educational site. I seriously appreciate what you're going through in digging this tunnel out more than most people would understand. Your canary joke made me laugh so loud I woke everyone in the house up. Oops!
Furzie puts more work into his vids than almost anyone on yt nowadays. Respect.
It's like he's making his dreams as a kid come true. I don't think any of us will ever achieve this kind of dedication
Or the funds.
Just imagine the high you would get from finishing a project like this.
When I was still a kid I used to build a mountain of sand when I go to beach and dig a tunnel in the middle. But Colin, he did it on next level XD
I m in a Motorsport team, work as welder and we have a jdm workshop
when i was 10 i dug a bunker about 6feet by 6 feet’s 12 feet down
I swear this mans children must think they have the coolest dad, and they’re right
Yep
Right up to the point that he puts them to work hauling the muck buckets. :P
Yep. It's a shame though because there is no such thing as a secret tunnel with kids in the loop.
@@Yaivenov imagine lol
Digginng, friends,buckets and a trumpet. Mate that all this project bloody needs
The hydraulic spike is genius, such a clever tool for this project.
Pretty sure they used these kinds of tools from the late 1800s onwards
coincidentally, his house is 3 blocks from the bank of england..
Down the road from me, debatable..
coincidence I THINK NOT
I know lockdown has strained a lot of marriages, but this is the first time I've seen someone Shawshanking their way out of their own house... 😂
XD
He's Shawshanking into his house.
She'll never know hes playing in the shed...
bwahahahahahahahahahaaa!!
Colin out here living all our dreams !!
Stay golden pony boy. You’re making a lot of people happy & smiling through just being yourself 🖤🖖🏻
I literally LOVE this project, I will copy it for sure in Italy 😜
Here before this comment has 1000 likes
Same 😂
👍
Omg yeah! Dig all the way to china!
Fuck Italy cmon England
He's doing what all of us tried doing in the backyard as kids.
wait what happened to the colinfurze that made jet powered rickshaws?
True
Imagine if he moves out, and the people who move in discover all of his underground creations
I think if he was to sell it he’d have to sell the Underground bunker WITH a house. You’d think it’s the other way around but I’ve seen a couple comments saying that he by law has to mention it. But it would be interesting to see future owners finding his tunnels
@@dominicgarcia2105 I think when he built the bunker he mentioned he’d have to sell it as a bunker with a house
I have never met someone so smart, entertaining and watch worthy than you and I mean that with the most serious manner.
Word of advice......GET RID OF THOSE PLASTIC BUCKETS......if one or both of those handles breaks under load, you're gonna be wearing all that rock on your head......use reinforced canvas buckets or metal buckets to hold your spoils 😉 and you can drill holes in those large rocks in the floor and use DEXSPAN to split them apart (NON-explosive demolition compound - you mix with water and pour in the holes and wait....it expands and cracks the rock)
boooooring we want explosives
Yeah I have some of those myself, and 3 out 4 have handles that broke
If only he'd released these as he was going, I suspect the tunnel is already complete!
You guys act like he's currently doing this not have been done for months and this is just slowly edited and released.
If it fails, the priority is that it collapses in complete silence.
not without taking some of the surrounding property with it.... that won't be so completely silent.
what impresses me the most is the strength of them bucket handles !
This is one of the very few YT channels where I love the soundtrack same as the content.
Colin: "We've gotta do this in absolute silence so nobody will know"
The neighbors: "Colin has been unusually quiet lately... Too quiet...
I wonder what is going on over there!?"
Then he brakes into the neighbor's basement. "Sorry. Wrong turn."
That would definitely arouse more suspicion...
@@svarahorejsi2959 lmao
I don't understand, why does he need to be quiet? He's in a hole, doesn't that have a lot of sound proofing anyway?
@@shiftangles There's a lot of tools that would make his life easier that would be too loud to use. As someone who has used a hammer drill those things are loud af.
Colin: *Digs a hole silently under his house*
Bank robbers: *taking notes*
Don't they always take notes? Or sometimes diamonds lol
Man, this is exactly the type of thing I dreamed of doing as a child.
Me to me to
Same this so cool.
You and millions of other dudes! Myself amongst them!
i did this when i was like 9 in really soft dirt it was shallow but eventually collapsed after 5 feet in
I'm an adult and I still dream of this
This series is pretty awesome! What do you do with all the dirt and rock you haul out?
"Ticks all the boxes"
You aren't lying Colin, this series has everything for almost everyone in it
colin: "we're having to do this in stealth"
his neighbours: "oh, let's watch him again in youtube for his tunnel part 3"
all this, what he's posting now, was made two years ago. He started the project of the tunnel in autumn 2018!
This!!!
He's the perfect representation of everyone's inner child he's doing things that we dream of doing when we are younger and I absolutely love it
This man's been building my minecraft house irl like it's just another day.
Also, just the happiness that I can hear in his voice when he talks about this stuff reminds me of my dad talking about model trains and mechanical engineering, his two biggest passions. Keep doing what you love and as far as I can tell no-one can stop you because you're Colin bloody Furze!
Plot twist: Colin knows that the world is coming to an end and is preparing to live out the rest of his days in the bunker when the time comes.
I’m pretty sure that’s the actual case, it doesn’t make sense for him to add on otherwise. Not like this is great content…. He’s trying to make the best content he can with us just watching him dig a hole. I can’t believe he found someone to sponsor this…. I think Collins a true badass but lately his projects and videos have been lacking
100%
@@njmxjunkie3128 What are you talking about? This is one of the coolest projects he's done. It's absolutely absurd and cool and I don't even understand how it's legal!
zombie apocalypse
It’s going to happen at some point so why not get prepared
This whole thing is like every blokes childhood dream!
And every wife’s nightmare.
Childhood dream? Man, this is my current dream! 😂
“Ooh it’s like some weird rock, dirty video... DONT SAY THAT COLIN” 😂
😂😂😂
There should be a rock statue in there somewhere 🗿
@@fortnitecontentc278 🗿🗿
surprised he didnt just build a full compact TBM. Limestone is such a luxury, watching people try and dig through granite in southern New England or NYC is crazy stuff how resilient that rock is.