All this looks like quantum science to me 😂. White people are crazy (in a good way🫶) I love u guys. ❤ *if I had such knowledge & skills, I would start a company already😅 *over here, people from mainland India, mostly illiterate comes here & they do all this carpentry works for us. Just a generation ago, my grand parents were in jungle cultivating rice & hunting animals & fighting battle against enemy villages for survival.
A good idea would've been - to have a folding headboard at the bed's front edge to support the pillows, maybe at a 45° angle... But throwing the potato peels in to your garbage bin?? Dude, you're out in nature and it's a bio waste, which would rather do some good to the soil! =)))
After watching several videos like yours, I think that it is better to design first with cardboard, measure everything, not cut costs on insulation, anti-mold, heating, cooling, ventilation and electrical and leave all accessible for maintenance. A modular wall system is a good idea. The rest depends on personal preferences. If you're not going off-grid, solar panels and huge water tanks aren't that necessary, especially if you don't have an indoor hot shower or an induction stove.
Very nicely done. You may not have done a lot of this before the time of making this video, but you clearly have the right "frame" of mind, pun intended. I imagine that the attention to detail in the planning of, is as important or more important than, the same attention to detail in making of something. You obviously did everything you did for a practical reason, which you explained very well. For those of us who have neither the space nor tools (buying the tools for a probably-will-not-happen pipe-dream project is not wise), we can only admire what you have done and tell ourselves that if we were to try it, it might go half as well as yours appears to have done. Thanks. Liked. Subscribed. Rare after a first-time view.
OMG, I've had that Y drill bit thing on my kit for YEARS and while I consider myself pretty handy on the tools I never knew what it was for. That alone gets a "Like" from me mate. :D Love the build! Just about to start a build on my Hiace van so this build has been helpful and about to watch your van ones now.
As a non-american, it always amazes me how people can eat 27 layers stacked on top of each other - taller than my entire head - with little to no problem.
Would love to see a video where go on a weekend camping trip in the van and see all the great builds in use. It could even be one of those silent chill type videos where its just cooking, camping, sleeping etc.
NOW......the big question. is, if that Van was ever sold... what would it be worth..? with all the professional craftsman skills...? And I am sure if it needed it after many years and the millage was extreme ....the engine could be replaced.... this Van could last a person's lifetime...
Dude......I have been planning a hard shell pop upcamper for some time, but with a full bathroom. I have a full size 8' truck bed. I love your ideas! Thanks for these vids!!! :)
Well build and nice video as well... I've been looking for campers for my RAM here in Norway, and they are crazy expensive, and have them shipped here, is equally expensive....
I’m very handy, and tech savvy. What auto cad program do you use, or would you recommend for someone to design something like this? I’m a perfectionist and really enjoyed seeing you put so much thought into this project. Thank you for sharing your journey and the end result.
I’m very handy, and tech savvy. What auto cad program do you use, or would you recommend for someone to design something like this? I’m a perfectionist and really enjoyed seeing you put so much thought into this project. Thank you for sharing your journey and the end result.
I didn't see anything noteworthy until I saw that you made a space to stand up. Oh man, that means so much! When I built my travel van, standing up and habing a place to sit while I pulled on clothes and gear was must. Laying in a bed doing that is misery.
