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might have been easier & simpler if you were using a 3-way connector at the corners.

Is this camper good for winter And thank you very much for Showing this video

Finally a review from a big guy just like me! So thankful for your channel! Great review!!

Manitowoc, I was there today

Nice sunrise chasing monster! I fish for salmon and steelhead where the sun sets! Tight lines from the PNW!

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Trolling Frankfort right now, waiting for another bite. Son caught a 30+ pounder

Sweeet! Excited to see the progress. This is coming along great! I am surprised that the one hole straps weren't holding the boards up. They usually have a really snug fit. Maybe they were for 1" RMC instead of 1" EMT? Clever idea to rest them on the connector pieces. I could see the larger ones being useful for making a sliding desktop or door etc.

You can add capacity to your Yeti: ruclips.net/video/DWuxPBCnOvY/видео.html

This is filmed like a fever dream but is actually pretty helpful.

Love it! Just when I think I have an original idea, I see you guys did it years ago. Keep up the good work 👍

I heard they don’t hold up though if you drive on forest roads

what did you pay approximately?

pipfitter my ass!!😅

Haha i remember doing this with my larger toy cars back when i was a kid. My friends thought I was weird because it was obviously not strong enough for those but it was for the aesthetics cuz I seen it on my uncles friends real truck and thought it was cool as heck. I’m 39 now and totally didn’t think of the idea of it for my scx24! Thanks for this!

I thought I was the only one who did this

I’ve been doing this technique for a year

Hell yeah man! 🤘

is there a part 3 ?

they sell them at the dollar stores

Solar panels?

A cheap used welder would have been cheaper and way stronger then those pipe adapters..don't worry about not knowing how to weld..no one knew how to weld until they bought a welder..kinda the same as a 5speed manual transmission vehicle..lol.. it makes no sense to cut off pipe making the shed smaller for the same price as a bigger shed..I would have made very limited cuts when necessary.. a 10 ft long shed is better then a 8ft long shed etc..

Thanks

Great content! And made me laugh!

😂 great hack and great comedy ending.

Just watched your video. Thanks for the great review. FYI, when cooking indoors, just leave the wind guards folded. They are for outdoors in windy conditions.

We had a 2019 chevy half ton with a Yoho. We took it across Canada and down through Cali. Then we came home and sold it. Hi from the U.P.

Do you know how thick your rubber matt bed liner is?

Bargain

Why not run the fridge from the 12v outlet on the Goal zero ?

Cedar fence pickets box jointed would be lighter and weather resistant

I can't believe their is hard body for scx24 but no winch🤨

Wow, I really dislike those plastic bed liners. Spray in liners are the only way to go. If buying a new truck, get the dealer to install one, they are making thousands off the sale so it is a small thing to ask for.

Nice vid. What's the bed length of your truck and did you remove the tailgate? Thanks

Payload is on the inside the drivers door on a sticker… can’t believe you feel like you can give any sort of advice on how to setup your truck for a scout camper. You don’t know the trim level of your truck (it’s literally on the side of the truck), you don’t know where to find the payload of your truck without calling the dealer.

Why not make it 5x10ft, less waste

Wait -- did you mean to say that the basic frame outline you just built costs $500 ?

You like that brown wood boy feels good in you hand boy

That was funny

That's actually a brilliant idea

Thx Aaron !

helll yeah!

Great review; I like the looks of these campers . Look forward to seeing you guys use this. What does your Scout cost, ball park.

I believe the max payload is always on the inside of the driver door; it is on my 2023 F350 ; 4553 lbs.

You have a great personality in front of the camera. And thanks for the informative vid!!

Show the finished job

Does it work on turf?

The chain underneath my planer popped off: seems to be related to the gear/handle on top that adjusts the thickness height. Any tips to get it back on? There's no schematic for this chain on the manual.

A shopsmith is for very few men and no boys at all

I really want This to come up on my feed again, will you make a series on RUclips about it? Btw sorry for bad english, i come from Norway