IT TOOK ME 3 YEARS TO DIG.......

With Xmas coming up and it getting cold, get settled in and sit back and watch it all, 10 videos cut into 1 with intros, outs and all but one sponsor section cut so its all free flowing. Thanks to the #furzarmy for loving this project as it was a LOT of work but one of my most enjoyable builds.

I never thought that I would watch a 2.5 hour video about a madman tunneling from his shed to his house for no apparent reason but after watching the entire thing I am convinced that this is exactly what I need to be doing in my own house.

I know that this won't get seen, but a suggestion for the car lift. You could use parts from a hydraulic elevator to lift the car. Many of them can support 4,000 lbs, and a DeLorean only weighs 2,800 lbs (according to google). Then, instead of a rectangular parking area, make it a circle. That way you could build a turntable with a ring gear, pinion, and electric motor. No big tolerances necessary. The mechanical advantage of the ring gear would make it "easy" to turn the car. On top of the turntable, add some beefy posts that attach to a second platform which levels with the garage floor when the elevator is down, and flushes with the ceiling when the elevator is up. As a bonus, the car can just be set spinning on a slow rotation for display!

This man is batshit insane. We need more people like him.

Colin is the only person who can make a 2.5 hour long video about digging and still make it entertaining.

The hardware store owner must cry tears of joy when he sees Colin coming.

Colin's Wife deserves recognition for the amount of patience she has had throughout, especially while the work in the pantry had her kitchen a mess! 👍

I just want to say I'm a union Ironworker in Los Angeles and I have built many high rise and low rise buildings in my life as well as welded on a lot of steel ! always dreamed of doing something like this and thought of many different ways to complete a project like this . I'm very impressed ! What you have done, this is completely amazing and should be highly recognized ! Your energy was great to watch ! Bet this cost a fortune . I enjoyed watching this thank you for sharing .

First, I can't believe I just watched a 2.5 hour YouTube video. This production was captivating start to finish, well done. This is proof that creative visons and big dreams can be realized with the support, commitment, and dedication of a team who work hard to accomplish a common goal. Inspiring video indeed!

This guy won't stop until he's turned his house into a Wallace & Gromit film and I'm here for it 🥰

As a Civil Engineer who once specialised in Geotechnical Engineering, I found this absolutely incredible, equal parts fascinating and terrifying. I would not have been down there doing what you did but the skill, workmanship and innovation was top class. This is my new favourite YouTube Video 😀👍

I’m impressed by almost everything in this video….but I’m particularly impressed with the handles on those tubs. 😂

As a person that wonders why ppl do cookie cutter everything. This was a fantastic departure from the norm. And a testament to how you can truly make your home whatever you want to fit your needs or whimsy’s. What an inspiration! Thanks for sharing!

Can we just acknowledge how damn impressively durable those plastic bins are

Physically: He is a grown adult At heart: He is still a teenager In skill: He is a gigga genius and an artist

Well done Colin. There are too few real engineers out there at the moment but you are certainly a shining example. Your step by step explanation of your thought processes and back of the envelope design should be compulsory viewing for all 'wannabe' engineers. Passing your knowledge on is so important. RTS - retired Chemical Engineer.

Colin, great project and stunning amount of enthusiasm and effort!! From a geologist - your fossil is a fossil. Your Quartz is Calcite. Your leaf is stained Calcite and your "dissolved salts" are dissolved limestone from acidic water percolating through the formation. It is not unusual to find barren rocks with just a few preserved fossils (its down to the depositional environment).

This man's dedication and persistance is off the charts. If everyone on earth was like this guy, we'd probably die in a fiery explosion but we would look damn cool doing it.

My Man deserves a TV show He was able to keep us entertained for 2 1/2 hours while he was digging a tunnel he’s also probably living every kids dream including mine

Do not leave this man unsupervised the possibilities are endless 😅😊🎉 love this guy🎉