EP. 85 - Navigating The Conduit Racetrack In A Titan 1 Missile Complex.

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  • Опубликовано: 12 окт 2024

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  • @Pricklyhedgehog72
    @Pricklyhedgehog72 Год назад +1

    What a facility, so much equipment packed in for solid state circuitry and all the mechanical systems.

  • @dekon70
    @dekon70 Год назад +1

    It is absolutely amazing the amount of conduit line in the power dome. I can't even fathom how they came up with the plans never mind the execution of bending and mounting them. Pat is a machine. Thanks again for the insight to all the work that you guys do.

  • @NuclearBunkerLiving
    @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +4

    We Are Navigating The Conduit Racetrack In Our Titan 1 Missile Complex. The power dome has a labyrinth of conduit showcasing the artisans who built this impervious underground missile complex.

    • @savvy422
      @savvy422 Год назад

      I don't know how well it would work in this situation, but you guys should look into getting a plasma cutter.

  • @ARGONUAT
    @ARGONUAT Год назад +3

    So basically this is like watching Pat and some helpers trying to single handedly scrap the equivalent of an old destroyer or maybe a WWII escort carrier. Mind boggling how much work needs to be done to do that.

  • @clintparkison9844
    @clintparkison9844 Год назад +1

    The thing that sucks is there is no easy way to do anything that yall do. Literally you have to fight everything to get a small job done! Keep it up love seeing it open up and come back to life!

  • @buggyapp
    @buggyapp Год назад +2

    The odds are real good that my father was involved in their installation. Especially any high pressure lines. The preparation and cleaning of any high pressure lines was a major chore. It was almost like a clean room on Lowry, then they had to be transported to each site for installation.

  • @thomasjay975
    @thomasjay975 Год назад +2

    is pat even human? This dude is a demigod. The amount of physical strain you are under working over your head like that is insane and these videos don't do it justice to just how hard this man works. Huge props to Pat the Destroyer. Dangerous job for sure. always good to be cautious. this is a huge undertaking, and not sure I will live to see the day its finished. lol

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +2

      Yeah. He’s a monster. He’s family and loves the NBL community.

  • @neilpinner5750
    @neilpinner5750 Год назад +1

    Some of those sections you could sell as works of art! . Keep safe, keep smiling. Looking forward to the next installment of neuclear bunker living.

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +2

      There is one unique section that will be preserved into an art piece and added to our museum.

  • @macklane38
    @macklane38 Год назад +1

    I don't think you can imagine the amount of piping that can be involved... a huge job ahead!
    Take care of yourself !
    Again a wonderful presentation of your extraordinary work.

  • @Bender24k
    @Bender24k Год назад +2

    I so thoroughly enjoy these demolition episodes! Can't wait for the refurbishing stages!

  • @navseal345
    @navseal345 Год назад +1

    Kinda think I'd go insane trying to clean up that power dome. Wouldn't mind giving it a shot tho, lol.

  • @jillianvalencia5279
    @jillianvalencia5279 Год назад +1

    This episode had me so stressed out the whole time! I was just waiting for Pat to get knocked off the scaffolding by one of those huge pipes falling! 😅
    The cinematography in this weeks episode was mind blowing! You guys are killing it!!

  • @neilcharlescochrane
    @neilcharlescochrane Год назад +2

    Unbelievable the dangers you face in this endeavour, the whole pipe structure looks like a giant circuit board! Much respect to all of the guys for the passionate work you do....love the content, and if you need a hand from a fellow engineer from the UK 🇬🇧 please let me know 😎

  • @ningyu3088
    @ningyu3088 Год назад +1

    That’s a very hard, heavy and dangerous work! Your crews take care!

  • @NUTTER8291
    @NUTTER8291 Год назад +1

    Well done guys !!
    Give you a headache just deciding where to start
    Looks like a giant game of " pic up sticks " ... one wrong move ......
    Ohh i bet that old water in them pipes smellet wonderful 😅
    BE SAFE GUYS !!

  • @garyjones2582
    @garyjones2582 Год назад +1

    Very interesting episode.. Be careful...

  • @Matt-yg8ub
    @Matt-yg8ub Год назад +1

    Y’all need a Milwaukee sponsorship…..or some better sawsall blades

  • @electroshed
    @electroshed Год назад +1

    You need one of those hydraulic jaws/cutter/sheers things but dread to think how much they cost, oh and another 8 Pat's 🤣

  • @jimjim753
    @jimjim753 Год назад +2

    Need hydraulic jaws of life to speed up demo....use winch to pull conduit down........use a winch to pull scrap down hallways..instead of doing by hand

  • @gonesilent
    @gonesilent Год назад +1

    Hope the Army core finally capped those wells in the power dome....

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +1

      We are still determining that. We would like to access it.

    • @gonesilent
      @gonesilent Год назад

      @@NuclearBunkerLiving Going to guess you have the environmental report on this site from the Army core? Pete would have it.

  • @Matt-yg8ub
    @Matt-yg8ub Год назад +1

    Just a thought…..water pipes are one thing, but the other stuff should probably be drilled and drained before cutting them down.

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +2

      It’s hard to know what was left inside them. We do take samples

    • @Matt-yg8ub
      @Matt-yg8ub Год назад

      @@NuclearBunkerLiving Stay safe guys :)

  • @zackjasper4230
    @zackjasper4230 Год назад +1

    Are y’all turning this bunker into something? I love the videos and the work. What’s your end game

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +2

      There are several complexes. Some will be commercial centers and others will be residential

  • @TheIbwahooka
    @TheIbwahooka Год назад +1

    Is the plan to put in all new raceway and conduit when you get power, water, etc going into the power dome and other parts of the complex?

  • @davidbriel4278
    @davidbriel4278 Год назад +1

    This is great what is the final destination of the power dome

  • @WApnj
    @WApnj Год назад +1

    Should get some good quality carbide tooth blades

  • @Erik-gg2vb
    @Erik-gg2vb Год назад +1

    You guys are disassembling millions of dollars of work.

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +1

      Feels great

    • @lukelegg9915
      @lukelegg9915 Год назад

      millions of dollars of 80 year old wiring that's probably had the copper stolen out of it already and is useless for what they're doing

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад

      There will be new wiring and a power plant.

  • @wiggysworld
    @wiggysworld Год назад +1

    Get that guy a respirator and a pair of ear defenders before its too late

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +1

      Respirators are used in contaminated areas. We wet areas too as an added precaution in safe air zones.

  • @trevormurphy7041
    @trevormurphy7041 Год назад +1

    I was thinking the jaws of life would make quick work of that conduit for some type of hydraulic cutter you guys must goA lot of cut off discs but I do see a lot of valuable scrap manual but I had to say wow every boys little dream is there a list out there of how many are leftAnd the price hasn’t been drove up by RUclips videos and the crazy economy we live in

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +2

      We tread carefully. Some pipes have asbestos steel and liquids.

    • @trevormurphy7041
      @trevormurphy7041 Год назад

      @@NuclearBunkerLiving dealt with similar situation’s I know how tough you guys got it yours is military grade so you don’t really know what’s inside the pipe or around it keep up the hard work stay safe

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +1

      Cheers Trevor.

  • @trumpingtonfanhurst694
    @trumpingtonfanhurst694 Год назад +1

    lots o' conduee

  • @scottalbuquerque3162
    @scottalbuquerque3162 Год назад +1

    Do you have to wear ear plugs when you are working? Also the tanks that is all over the complex inside and out are you all recycling them, I know you had lots of them from other videos when you all got started

  • @haywoodjay385
    @haywoodjay385 Год назад +3

    At the current rate of demolition, you guys will have it finished in 2083. Just in time for the release of the Covid files.

  • @JobBorn86
    @JobBorn86 Год назад +1

    Men what a job, you all need an easier access to the outside. Just dragging all this conduit outside is not going to be fun.

  • @ALink2Zelda
    @ALink2Zelda Год назад +2

    yolo.

  • @dukenukem8381
    @dukenukem8381 Год назад +1

    охотники за черметом

  • @chrisdoge6547
    @chrisdoge6547 Год назад +1

    Done lots of that just cut hangers and the hole thing let it hit the floor. Than cut up with porta band saw.

  • @Steve211Ucdhihifvshi
    @Steve211Ucdhihifvshi Год назад +2

    Sorry guys but this was so fucking dangerous, get the right tools for the job or at the very least get up above the work, so you dont slip and cut someones throat legs arms etc. I think what your doing if bloody awesome, but Please stop and take 5 seconds before a job to think about how you can do it without hurting yourself or others. We all wanna see the completed project with all your fingers toes and body parts attached lol. Stay safe and thanks for the videos.

    • @NuclearBunkerLiving
      @NuclearBunkerLiving  Год назад +1

      The tools used depends on the area that we are working in due to ventilation.