Shipping container construction

>>1162978
Stop mate, just stop, stop this motherfucking cancer right fucking now, just stop

STOP

>>1162982
you don't want your chick fil a out of a shipping container?

>>1163004

I wouldn't mind a buried shipping container with three tons of chicken nuggers...

All bullshit aside amd at the risk of triggering. Would one be strong enough to pour concrete around? Would be really nice to have a form and be able to weld on my walls

>>1163400
if you built a cage of rebar around it and poured in layers, maybe

>>1163008
I have the same dream, but with imitation crab meat.

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Only thing that looks good.

>>1163400
yeah. rebar + bracing the shit out of the inside while you pour.

>>1163918
Oldfig confirmed

>>1162978
My machine/welding shop which is two High Cubes welded together side-by-side with I-beam under the ends. No pix because it's not pretty (anything less than the Taj Mahal triggers /diy/) but it works very well. I post often with tips on working with containers but stupid cunts crave bunkers though they can't explain why.

I just placed a nice tan one-trip High Cube with doors on both ends in my back yard as a ride-thru motorcycle garage. Works superbly. Will fab pretty ramps when I get time.

If you haven't personally worked with ISO containers, fuck off.

If you want to do artfag shit but have no money and are shitposting, fuck off.

If you are serious, buy a container. A 40' High Cube is preferable to standard height for ventilation and cubic footage. Doors on both ends are more expensive but very nice to have. Use your container for a shop to see if you want to go further, and to go further, you'll need a fucking shop anyway.