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Mad Dog Survival
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Hello my name is Andy. My channel is based on anything to do with enjoying the outdoors with a core aspect of being able to survive when /if things go wrong! I also sometimes put DIY projects and holiday clips here too! Hope you enjoy my content and feel free to comment or contact me with any questions! Welcome aboard and best wishes!
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rockywr
(3 minutes ago)
I like the idea of just making use of what you have around. You've already answered the visible screws etc.. so easy to change to bolts.
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jasonkerr8377
(9 minutes ago)
That’s a really good ideal and all screws are covered by the bar stopping anyone armed with a screwdriver great job mate
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BASHADweller
(18 minutes ago)
Great idea. I have just finished erecting a new shed which will be a nice little workshop for me when I'm done and I've been thinking about how to better secure it other than what can be bought in the DIY stores. I think I will be nicking this idea :) Thanks for sharing. Atb Shaun
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l1854
(28 minutes ago)
Good shout that pal, I like it….. like you say, it’s about slowing them down or delaying them, 🏻
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lunalynd
(32 minutes ago)
I like it, I have been searching for ideas and came across this, thanks for sharing.
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PrepperDel
(46 minutes ago)
Good "Bear proofing" Bro, A visual deterrent is the first line of security. Once they see it that will put them off.
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MartinScarbrough
(52 minutes ago)
Exactly what I was thinking of making I'm just thinking bigger to span an entire garage door on my lock up
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KarenNaysmith
(2 hour ago)
You are a very smart man, thanks for sharing.
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Squidbillies1000
(1 hour ago)
Excellent job from Arizona
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gsoup7850
(2 hours ago)
Cementing some metal box section upright in the floor inside the shed against the wall, then bolt the brackets into those from the outside instead of using plywood
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outdoorsmansgarage
(12 hours ago)
That's a fantastic idea Mad Dog! Looks like it works perfectly
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drdetroit1756
(5 hours ago)
Thanks mate. Great vid!
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agee8322
(22 hours ago)
Hi MD - padlocks ..... if you add nuts and washers to the shackle (as many as you can and still close it) then that will hinder bolt cropping and getting a croebar in to lever padlock open. Not my idea, but l am doing this and its effective. Cheers :-)
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