DIY TRUCK CAMPER / The Amarok Flatbed / Ep3

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @gilbertgarcia1867
    @gilbertgarcia1867 Год назад +3

    I’m building one very soon,that multi tool works great,thanks for the motivation built!

  • @Threeheadsrk
    @Threeheadsrk 6 месяцев назад +2

    Beautiful barn/shop

  • @MegaStaffen
    @MegaStaffen Год назад +2

    Great project, next part please !!!!!!!

  • @campingboy9213
    @campingboy9213 6 месяцев назад

    Great job. What an amazing work space you have.

    • @mdoy5667
      @mdoy5667 5 месяцев назад

      Hold part with foot while cutting allows for yoga and other activities

  • @TJcamper-u8b
    @TJcamper-u8b Месяц назад

    It works great. I did a simple try.

  • @WotanSkyFather
    @WotanSkyFather Год назад

    Getting there!

  • @Patagonia-lh3bw
    @Patagonia-lh3bw 10 месяцев назад +1

    Hermosa, puedo preguntar de que espesor son las placas del forro ? .
    Algun día quiero hacer una

  • @mickeyrussell1665
    @mickeyrussell1665 2 месяца назад

    Converting a 1993 Hardbody 4x4 to an RV. Just gotta decide; walk through or removable.

  • @shaneBella
    @shaneBella 6 месяцев назад

    Nice job ? did you use marine ply ? Or just standard ply?

  • @JacobCampbell-h4u
    @JacobCampbell-h4u Год назад

    Im curious aswell, how has it held up against torsion while driving, how did you mount to the deck, and how is it weather sealed?

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  Год назад

      i never had any flex/torsion issues with my last diy campers, this one is built even stronger. its tied down to the frame by 4 ratched straps (see in part4). the complete camper is wrapped in 2 layers of fiberglas.

  • @amadei2
    @amadei2 Год назад

    Im curious why you didn't use nails ? Nails are much more resistant to shearing, which happen alot in a moving camper

  • @roboxx11
    @roboxx11 Год назад

    Great project, I'm watching and looking forward to the next parts.
    What is the lifespan of such a wooden structure in off-road terrain, did you have a problem with stiffness during your first project?

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  Год назад +2

      Hey thanks! i have never done any crazy offroad besides some bumpy gravel roads or a steep bank to get to a spot. i don't see a problem in stiffness.. there are plenty of wooden camper builds out there (pretty similar to mine) and seem to do the job.

  • @RobMart2000
    @RobMart2000 7 месяцев назад

    Looks great. How wide did you build it and how tall is it. Been thinking about building one. THX

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  7 месяцев назад

      Hey, it's 190cm tall and wide. Interior height little over 183cm ish..

  • @warrenbenton9033
    @warrenbenton9033 10 месяцев назад

    Did you glue and screw ply on? or glue and nail ply on? thanks.

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  10 месяцев назад +1

      Glue and screw

    • @jwiereng
      @jwiereng 7 месяцев назад

      @@TruckHomeSwitzerland looks like small screws. What size screw did you use? 2x 19 mm?

  • @info_basic
    @info_basic Год назад

    Sehr geiles Projekt und kommt richtig gut👍 darf ich fragen woher du das Holz beziehst?

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  Год назад +1

      Hey danke. Kantholz von einer Sägerei nähe Kloten und die Platten über den Schreiner vom Dorf.

    • @info_basic
      @info_basic Год назад

      Merci fürd Antwort! Bin an einem ähnlichen Projekt und Input ist immer gut:) Noch eine Frage: jetzt wo du die Wand- und Deckenplatten dran hast, ist das ganze ja schon relativ schwer. Wie bringst du nun das Fiberglas am Boden auf? Kippst du es 90 Grad oder bockst du es irgendwie auf?

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  Год назад +1

      Gerne doch ;) schau dir EP2 an das wird deine frage beantworten.. Gruss

  • @RichardTorresOfficial
    @RichardTorresOfficial Год назад

    What's the total weight of the camper so far with framing and plywood?

    • @TruckHomeSwitzerland
      @TruckHomeSwitzerland  Год назад

      hey. around 500kg dry, this is with 6 windows, 350w solar, fridge, toilet, bed and electrics. i assume less than 400kg only framing, plywood and fiberglass.

  • @malcolmnicholls3376
    @malcolmnicholls3376 5 месяцев назад +1

    Like. But I think I'd rather use a hand saw for some of those cuts. 🤔

  • @shadowrayz
    @shadowrayz Месяц назад

    What did the weight come out to be?

  • @richardlachance6818
    @richardlachance6818 6 месяцев назад

    Qu’est ce que tu mets sur tes visses

  • @shaneBella
    @shaneBella 6 месяцев назад

    Nice job ? did you use marine ply ? Or just standard ply?