Hi /diy/kes. I want to build an underground dwelling for bugging

>>990941

the first thing i would do is really look into how the thing is made, just because it can carry a lot of weight does not mean its designed to hold the weight of the wheels/axles ect from above. last thing you want is the bucket rusting from above then dropping half a truck on your head.

>>990941
we can help you make a jump to flip it over with some shipping containers and pallets

Maybe but if somone saw a nice dump truck in a scrap yard they may try to salvage it or maybe even flip it back over to try to flx it up

>>990952
>work.


I would use one that is old and busted I was thinking maybe I can light the cab on fire so it looks less appealing, but salvage the engine for use as a genny with some alternators for making power.

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>>990941
>secret lair

I'm over 22, I am going to trade school right now for IT and I want a place I can go to be alone. Girls and friends don't like to be at my parent's place with me.

>>990969
Get an apartment.

honestly, why not build a basement into a hillside and let shrubbery grow over it until it looks abandoned and shitty? Build it out innawoods or remote land. A place with a spring and a year round downhill creek or small river. Bury a cistern fed by the spring which is lead underground to the house. Build a shitty looking shed or even just a side room in the basement where a pennstock from the creek/river goes powering a permanent magnet alternator with a pelton wheel, drain at the bottom, underground again going back to the river downhill. Have some screens and rocks near the intake in the river to hide it and you have a nice looking abandoned building thats cool in the summer, warm in the winter and has free electric with no sign of anything.

>>990965
>my sides

>It's a thinly veiled connex bunker episode.

>>990965
Basically this.