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Just like that, i know it is!! Keep diggin

Maybe instead of a hole, just a notch cut at the end would nake removal a snap.

beautiful tongs

Man, even your trench digging has flare. Nice job. The house is really coming along fine.

Keep going forward you’re doing great.

Oof da

Wow~Glen, you are really great. You can complete a job that is difficult for many people to complete by yourself🥳🎉👍. I also hope you can finish your work soon and come back to Taiwan to be with us soon😊

Man, that's a heck of a trench to do by hand...and then you say you don't get enough exercise! HAHA! Way to go Glen, happy to see this much progress this fast!

Id 2nd the wire innthe ditch idea. Location is a real thing. But you may have done something like that i didnt catch. Man 80 cu feet is alot to hand dig in rocky condition. , your a beast mt friend! Blessings brother Crawford out 🙏🏼🔥⚒️🧙🏼

A tip is to bury a wire with any water/drain lines you bury. You can find them later with a metal detector and even figure out the depth from the signal strength. Also, about 6" above the buried lines, bury a strip of caution tape for the next bloke to find.

Glen I know you're building a house, but I wanted to ask: have you developed this unusual way of making tongs further in the last four years (since posted)?

Wait, your not in Thailand anymore.......I guess I've missed a few videos

It's getting there!

My ditch witch would have made short work of that man. Sorry but your 1400 miles from me.

Tenacious G!

Thanks!

Frost line in Washington state is around 24"... I think?!?

You're a tuff one glenn good job.

Glen, mark your areas now while you remember where they are! Ask me how I know this….. hahahahah looking great, mah dude.

Dang Glen, nice progress!! You're definitely a hard worker. I would have been laid-up for a couple days after digging that trench. 😳

Just proves what we knew, you don't mind hard work.

Coming along nicely.

Electrician here. Nova Scotia Canada. Wish I could help.

Have been enjoying your house build.🇺🇸

Dang man. If you was within 250 miles I would have came down with my excavator and dug the trench for you. Young at heart but we aren’t getting younger I promise.

coming along nicely

Your a hard working man Glen! Definitely measurable progress!! All looks good on GS Tongs! Stay well and take care of yourself! Until your next post!

Ironically I watched this while resting from digging post holes by hand all day. I can dig that you're fatigued!

You're an animal Glen I can't believe you got that all done in one day, by hand and alone.

How did you know I just logged onto your channel!

Use a pipe to help you cut heavier gauge steel like an old leaf spring.

That's absolutely a work of art. Well done

Super!

Top!!!!!

I was a carpenter for 40+ years but I've never seen windows installed before the framing is finished. They are going to be vulnerable to getting broken while the rest of the framing is being done. Just a little bit of unnecessary risk.

I have a piece of A33 i was gonna make one of these out of to punch the eye for a tomahawk, but i think i am gonna try to make one from an old ballpein hammer first.

Bagus

It has been very interesting watching your progress building your house as i will likely be building my own soon but with a lot more help thankfully. Your deer is very cute and friendly but please stop feeding it as nothing good will come of it for the deer itself. Wild animals should not be fed human food at all and even food we think would be good for them often isn’t. I love you forging style and look to see more after the house is complete.

You moving back to the States or is it just a place of your own to stay when you come for a visit? You've made a lot of progress since the last video I saw of it, great job sir.

Glad to see you are getting out of that island patio and getting together a place of your own. Well done.

At least you have started your self storing, self maintenancing emergency food supply 🦌

I would have passed out a case of brew and had that boom truck drag your logs. 😅😅

That’s coming along fast. Can’t wait to see it complete. Maybe a come a long to pull those logs. Use your car as an anchor.

Should there be plywood sheathing before the tyvek?

Good update Glen, progress for sure! Moving that big wood by hand, not easy, I just wish we lived closer! Keep up the good work!

Some nice logs for a local portable saw mill. Likely someone has one nearby.

You’re going to finish before me at that pace. Well done Glen, well done!

Loving the updates Glen. You have a nice spot there, especially the deer. As my Dad used to say “Where there is a will there is a way”.

That truck and crane would have been good to shift those logs for you.

Might be easier to use the peevee by aiming the point into the log and let the arm drop around the log. then it is east to remove and the log can't roll onto the peevee.