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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.

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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.

You'll like that higher pitch when it snows.

looking good

I bet a porch across the front would look great and help break up that really tall front wall.

Very interesting - thanks for sharing Glen 👍

Living a mere two hours North of you I can tell you shot this video before the weekend rains hit, and I bet you're glad you got the trusses in before the sky opened. Looks great! We had a baby deer on the property yesterday, cute little spotted number.

You could make deck with a garden door on the face of those trusses. Raised off the ground with a porch underneath. 🤔

Nice work mate. That's coming along beautifully.

That’s so cool utilizing that tree trunk! 💪 I heart the Deer 🦌 💛

Coming along well. Stay safe Glen.

Had enough of Taiwan mate?

Very nice defenitlt going to maken one

I want one! 💛

Nice knife.

Looking good, Glen!

Framing feels like so much getting done so fast, a month later feels like things are going so slooow

Hey, you're not too far from me up in Bellingham. Hope and pray the build goes well.

Sucker rod works fairly well and is cheap and available in Canada and the U.S.

The house is looking fantastic, Glen! When those first walls go up,there's no better feeling!!!!!!

Glen, your fitness is impressive. Ever since I saw you doing pullovers in one of your videos, I realized that you were surprisingly strong.

These look great! I want one 🤩 haha

You really do make everything look effortless

⭕️ awesome progress brother 👏 👏👏 stay strong 💪

Most cool indeed. 👍

Coming along good!!

Very cool Glen. Wish i could get there. Thats a long drive from south Texas dragging a skidsteer. Just a cool 101° today with the heat index at 110°.

Wow. I'm under 30 miles from you. Love to he!p. Share ideas. I am Ernie.

All of your Tyvek is upside down.🤣 Okay, just kidding. Great job Glen!!

Good work! Where you at? In Shelton? I live in Belfair.

All looks good on your job Glen! Your extra site work definitely expedites the work and makes the whole process safer! I wish our distance was not so great, I definitely would be there to help! Keep your exercise going and don't get down if the work isn't done at lightspeed! Your on your way to getting that habitation stamp!

What part of the world are you in now?