You Won! I have been watching MSR for a while, and this is my first time tuning into your chan. You won because you included the one thing often overlooked, the toilet.
I think you won on design and the gadget factor. Kevin definitely gets the win for greater function, finishes and air flow. No way to get air movement in your glamper except to open the doors and invite the critters.
Fowler is the winner on design and function. Enjoyed how you made it with the bent plywood. That was awesome. Your accessories are over the top....that equals GLAMPING....WINNER
I was really looking forward to the toilet beside the cooler... :-) I think for your retrofit you should just bolt a toilet seat to the tongue of the trailer.
God’s blessings to all those out there who are not afraid to glorify God’s name and give Him thanks. It always makes my heart smile when I hear folks pray no matter who’s watching or what the situation is. Nice to know there are many of us believers out there. I love your little camper. The two are so different that I don’t think it would be fair to declare one a winner over the other. I think ya both are winners in my book for having the motivation and skills to actually do it. So kudos to both of you great job 😊
I love the camper- but I think insulation was a missed important thing. And you should of had the roofers throw a few shingles on the Top, or you should have white or black tarred it or something? Water proof is very necessary. I just say these things because I live in a camper with my granddaughter full time. So it's just my concerning thoughts! I wish I could afford the whole power system thing- it is awesome. We live on my SSDI so that is really expensive for us. But hey great job- I am about to check out your competition- if they don't show the whole build, then in my eyes you probably top it. But we will see! Lol congratulations- love the glamper!
Okay, there's different amenities in both glampers. I love your tailgate, and full size bed. I'll take a wild guess the overall weight of your glamper is lighter. The other glamper is definitely better insulated, and can handle hot and cold temperatures better. It's got a fireplace which is awesome. I have to give to the other guy's for resilience to weather conditions, better building materials, and I think their lighting is better.
Not to mention storage, and this one could certainly use a painjob. Bonus points for the air fryer, TV and console (though points lost for no real fridge) but to be fair those things can all easily just be used in the other one with zero changes needed to it's design anyway.
He had the very things you needed and you had the very glamping ideas he needed. For example: You = TV, microwave, air fryer, hot plate etc. oh and a comfy bed. MSR: tables, wood stove, insulation, and overall aesthetics. Now come to think of it, you had the very essence of what glamping means (you know, stuff most ppl wouldn’t bring to camp). Basically he just had things to maintain a comfortable temperature and a fridge. So I’m going to say that YOU WIN! 🎉. Now, let’s see you guys put both camper ideas into one!
Both are amazing. I want to see more things you do to yours. In the end I see Modern Self Reliance as 2 week get away style and Fowler's Makery and Mischief a weekend over-nighter. So I have to go with Kevin for the all-rounder winner.
This was really great, Fowler. You have me thinking... again. I want this. And I love to build stuff. In the food industry we call them "drums and paddles."
Hey Zack! Huge fan here. Little tidbit sir. Take it or leave it. Nathan Herroschoff an obscure boat designer. Once said, "you can paint a boat any color you want, but only a fool would paint his boat black" Not sure if you can gleen anything from him but. This camper is gonna cook all day. And hold heat most of the night. I get it you want the black from your brand colors. But what if you painted the top white, front and back and painted the sides black and orange. I don't think it would take too much from your brand. Anywho we will be watching sir. Love the channel.
I appreciated the thanks you gave for the meal, it seems most guys are to embarrassed of the Lord, its really uplifting to see that nowadays. Bless ya man, enjoyed the build give me idea's for mine thank you. 👍🇺🇸❤🙏
Hmm. I can't actually say, so it would have to be a tie? This one ; PROS - Love the look and burned finish. Love the shape. Love the amenities for 'glamping'. Love the rear large awning. Love the slatted round sides. CONS - Back kitchen (could totally lazy suzan that whole kitchen shelf to be accessible from either side, run cords up/down center pivot). Over- foot shelf (could just add the extra foot to length so you don't kick it or feel trapped if you toss or bend your knees) Poor back hatch lighting (easy fix with usb rope lights) No windows No screens or vents for fresh air without bugs No drip/ rain guards for weather at doors Better latches (you already mentioned. Even old west wooden drop-bar latches from both sides, etc) (You already mentioned the poor trailer and height issues) Overall, great camper 8/10!
@@nmcc.2601 I am working on a teardrop trailer, the video is about glamping campers. If I was going to be bias, I would have chosen Zach's. I chose Kevin's because of the extras.
Honestly Fowler,,your build has streamlined and tech bonuses..kevins build is rustic and cabin like...both builds have pros and cons...all and all,,both of you are winners for sharing knowledge with those who don't know..
Personally I think you both won. Yours was more involved with utilizing your woodworking skill set and attention to details, whereas Kevin's was more involved with recycling, reusing and integrating various elements into one cohesive and harmoniously eclectic structure. You both have mad skills in different areas, but to compare your finished masterpieces would be like comparing the Pyramids of Egypt to the Eiffel Tower in France. There is no comparison. They are both remarkably impressive works on their own. Congratulations 😁
You have done what I have wanted to do: build an aerodynamic sleeper for one. Only my car is a Prius short version, which by the way is the same color as your car, and very close in size. It cannot tow more 5han 1200 lbs though, according to Toyota. Many do tow more. But your design work and detailing really rock! I would never be up for all that you did to make it skill wise, even if I had no time constraints like you did. Maybe I should hire you! But your trailer probably weighs 1200 lbs before you added the top!
Kevins has awesome windows, and I love the insulation and woodstove. I love the shape of yours better though. Your lack of windows makes me vote for Kevins Glamper though.
For the rebuild, I suggest a light on the hatch. Also the light for the lower shelf (like you already suggested). Would it be worth it, to have a forward hatch as well? Or, do you think there would be too much risk of leaking. No solar panels to recharge the power-cell? Maybe a mini-oven. It looks like you might have room. You can add a flip out panel on the forward wall, to give you a seat back. I assume you plan to finish the wood. Oil? Paint? What about heat in colder weather I am seeing an 'apples and oranges' comparison here. MSR's is by far, more weather tight and comfortable. Definitely something I could do (maybe). He definitely seems to have a better trailer base, where you might have to find another better trailer. I do see a lot of potential for noise as things bounce around in his. Your trailer looks more aerodynamic and can probably handle higher speeds. However, at this point it has not been weatherized and you haven't accounted for a heat source in colder weather. As it stands, both need finishing touches. MSR's trailer seems to be four season, yours could be. You already spent the night in it, and is already stocked. His has a heat source, insulation, but is not fully wired or stocked. He may have taken precautions, but I still worry the potential for some of those roof slats blowing off. All things considered, I call it a draw. Looking forward to an update video.
I only saw your build. What I liked about your build, was that it was totally functional and build able in one week, by one person , with a little help with the awkward stuff, but totally do-able by one person, using mostly basic tools. Thumbs up! I have a motorcycle trailer that I bought at a yard sale with the same intention as you, but it came with zero rust, a diamond plate floor, 14" wheels, zero rust...
I commend your craftsmanship and the vision you had for your build. I think your build suites you better than Kevin's build would suit you. I say you both win. I can honestly say in my younger years I would have enjoyed the build design you came up with. As I am in my 40's now, I prefer the style that Kevin built. You both did wonderful jobs with completely different vision. My hat is off to you!
Bravo Zulu again... One word for this... "Dope!" 🤙🏽... I would love to have that on island when we decided to camp out at North Shore... Keep up the great work... Aloha.
You WIN!!! Special thanks to Kevin, if it was not for him I would not be here, just subscribed, great channel, cannot wait to see how you hot rod this clamper!!
I feel Fowler should win ( YOU WIN ). I feel that you built more of a camper and Modern Self Reliance built a tiny house. But that is just one man's opinion
Lol on the ping pong. Top spin counters back spin, use top spin against top spin, side spin, hit where the ball back where it came from or counter with same side spin. That's what my coach used to say anyway.
I know you were on a time crunch, but I would've sanded that rust off and lay down 2 coats of marine epoxy primer on that frame before laying down paint. That paint job might not last that long, especially in Maine. Turned out awesome though.
Dude! Blue cheese. My ketchup too! I knew I wasnt the only one... Oh, nice glamper! Love the blowtorch exterior. Id like to make mine with that and a rusty corrugated tin roof. Im in to the Rat look.
Need to get a husband pillow so you can lean back comfortably. You could also make a little table top that swings out from under the TV shelf. Great job!
Awesome been waiting for this. Best way to spend my day off. Also I would like to see you start a small apiary. I just got my bees this year and it's been a great hobby. And lots of honey.
Great build! Thinking about doing something very similar. And just a hint on the air fryer... toss fries and wings in oil before cooking to give a hint of that flavor!
I know it’s an older video, but I’m a new sub and I’m now binging ALL of your videos. I love seeing the stuff you build and your survival videos. Loving the new Easy Rider series too!! Thanks for the awesome content from Detroit, MI!!
You surprised me, I had forgotten you were a boat builder in a past life. I like all the storage yours has and the covered cooking area is clutch, but Kev's got a wood stove, insulation, and windows. Imma have to give it to Kev on this one, but you gave him a run for his money.
I vote for yours Zach. Every bit of that was your hands and not premade/upcycled. I'm sure you're going to tweak yours with some additional ventilation, insulation as needed, etc. Well done to both channels!
You are going to want to put some screen windows in there to aid airflow especially for humid nights, I probably don't have to tell you that though. Also any plans to insulate it for fall or winter use? Just curious.
Awesome! Was watching Kevin's build and found you (thought you looked familiar). I have to give you extra credit for the comic test run. I suggest a giant pillow for your back, a small one under your knees, and a serving tray for your table.You have my vote.
The Sliding Dumb Waiter & under bed storage via separate "storage" or kitchenette are excellent ideas...& would be great additions to the self reliance guy's glamper. Tools, Spare, electric/battery impact (for quick tire change or with leveling jacks added ^solving the hitch height, etc. worry) or even a disassembled bicycle could be stowed conveniently in the area. Both are excellent. Thanks for sharing!
You are doing a wonderful job!! You are working with wood and by yourself! Fowler had several people helping him plus those garage panels.... it's not an equal build.
I’d love to see version 2.0 with your skills utilized on the structure and modern self reliance’s interior planning and finishing. Not that yours isn’t awesome, but I did have to give them the win pretty much just cause I felt like it was more comfortable looking inside. Teardrop is definitely better though and your carpentry skills are deadly.
Lots of mention for windows but I say add a skylight! You get light and can see the stars. For a table you could add a little slide out from under your tv stand that wouldn’t take much space.
Your not thinking "glamping" enough. You need a folding table top that mounts to either the side or ceiling something that after your done with you can fold it out of the way. And maybe a folding table that pops out of the back for more space.... I love the video and the build!!!
Being asked to vote on who did it better between these two kinda feels like mom and dad are getting divorced and making you choose who to live with😂😂.....such a hard decision!
I really loved what you did. The camper has a cool shape. I love how you did the outside shelves, but what happens if its windy and raining outside. You need a window as well. Your bed takes up the entire space. It is still really cool. I think with a few adjustments, this Glamper would Rock! You are an amazing builder and your friends too. I love ping pong and played it for years. Fantastic work !! 😊🌷🎶
No way, I live only 2,000 miles away on the other side of the Atlantic. Seriously though, Maine is a beautiful place. One of my 3 favourite spots in America.
Great build, but I vote for the recycling aspect of MSR over paying a grand for processed plywood. You do nice work, tho! Glad he turned me on to your site, I'll be back to watch more!!
Leave it to you to burn coffee didn’t even know that was a thing😂 this whole video was amazing it’s not all perfection it’s tru real stuff like burning a coffee
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You Won!
I have been watching MSR for a while, and this is my first time tuning into your chan. You won because you included the one thing often overlooked, the toilet.
Both you guys are winners in my book. Thanks for the motivation mang.
I think you won on design and the gadget factor. Kevin definitely gets the win for greater function, finishes and air flow. No way to get air movement in your glamper except to open the doors and invite the critters.
Love your videos! I'd go glamping with you...
Love your videos! I'd go glamping with you...
Also I love the fact that you pray over your food and you go to church and such. So awesome!
Fowler is the winner on design and function. Enjoyed how you made it with the bent plywood. That was awesome. Your accessories are over the top....that equals GLAMPING....WINNER
I was really looking forward to the toilet beside the cooler... :-) I think for your retrofit you should just bolt a toilet seat to the tongue of the trailer.
God’s blessings to all those out there who are not afraid to glorify God’s name and give Him thanks. It always makes my heart smile when I hear folks pray no matter who’s watching or what the situation is. Nice to know there are many of us believers out there. I love your little camper. The two are so different that I don’t think it would be fair to declare one a winner over the other. I think ya both are winners in my book for having the motivation and skills to actually do it. So kudos to both of you great job 😊
Nice, let's do this! Little friendly competition brings out the best in everyone!!!
I so have a junk trailer and lumber. I just don't wanna embarrass these two guys. ;)
It inspires one to not cut corners and push for a better end product. Healthy competition is indeed good.
@@WesS2016 hahahah
@@USMichigunPrepper lol M go Blue
I love the camper- but I think insulation was a missed important thing. And you should of had the roofers throw a few shingles on the Top, or you should have white or black tarred it or something? Water proof is very necessary. I just say these things because I live in a camper with my granddaughter full time. So it's just my concerning thoughts! I wish I could afford the whole power system thing- it is awesome. We live on my SSDI so that is really expensive for us. But hey great job- I am about to check out your competition- if they don't show the whole build, then in my eyes you probably top it. But we will see! Lol congratulations- love the glamper!
It always makes me happy to see you pray in your videos. Also great build. Great job. Great food. Amen!
8:18 is that a llama? Great build!
I saw it too lol, I was like hold up go back
Had to be a llama 🦙.
I was thinking alpaca.
Ik I was WHAT
He likes to edit in stuff like that like the mouse at 23:02.
Okay, there's different amenities in both glampers. I love your tailgate, and full size bed. I'll take a wild guess the overall weight of your glamper is lighter. The other glamper is definitely better insulated, and can handle hot and cold temperatures better. It's got a fireplace which is awesome. I have to give to the other guy's for resilience to weather conditions, better building materials, and I think their lighting is better.
Not to mention storage, and this one could certainly use a painjob.
Bonus points for the air fryer, TV and console (though points lost for no real fridge) but to be fair those things can all easily just be used in the other one with zero changes needed to it's design anyway.
8:19 look to the left into the dark and you see what I think is either a Llama, or a white tail. It’s animated, so it looks brighter than it should be
I didn’t know it was animated thought it was real
might be an alpaca, but its real, fur is reflecting the filming lights
Go to 8:15 to see it come into the frame 🧐 looks like a Llama
It's was added in with video editing! He adds things like this to a lot of videos. It's a unique little addition to his videos.
@@KPHVACI’ve noticed that
You won! You definitely have the edge on aestehtic, craftmanship and aerodynamics.
I love the craftsmanship in your build. I love Kevin's wood stove, and his use of recycled materials. Hard to choose. You both did a great job!
You should screw a thin sheet of aluminum to the prep area in front of the microwave and stuff, would make it a lot easier to clean!
Yes
dont cut yourself
Way to go Zach!! Designed a built a camper that's functional and looks the part and aerodynamic, not a shed on wheels with zero aerodynamics!!
I thought it had that cool 1950's look.
58:48 YASS! NINJA ASSASSIN!
I can't believe Zach is another Ninja Assasin fan, I thought I was the only one!
I absolutely can not choose. You are both very talented. I would stay in both glappers!
He had the very things you needed and you had the very glamping ideas he needed. For example: You = TV, microwave, air fryer, hot plate etc. oh and a comfy bed. MSR: tables, wood stove, insulation, and overall aesthetics. Now come to think of it, you had the very essence of what glamping means (you know, stuff most ppl wouldn’t bring to camp). Basically he just had things to maintain a comfortable temperature and a fridge. So I’m going to say that YOU WIN! 🎉. Now, let’s see you guys put both camper ideas into one!
I gotta go with Kevin but this was some fun to watch! You both did so well.
no man....zachs is crap..
🤣🤣🤣
Both are amazing. I want to see more things you do to yours.
In the end I see Modern Self Reliance as 2 week get away style and Fowler's Makery and Mischief a weekend over-nighter.
So I have to go with Kevin for the all-rounder winner.
This was really great, Fowler. You have me thinking... again. I want this. And I love to build stuff.
In the food industry we call them "drums and paddles."
I think you win dude, the camper seems more practical and less drag on the road, only thing is insulation.
Hey Zack!
Huge fan here.
Little tidbit sir. Take it or leave it.
Nathan Herroschoff an obscure boat designer.
Once said, "you can paint a boat any color you want, but only a fool would paint his boat black"
Not sure if you can gleen anything from him but. This camper is gonna cook all day. And hold heat most of the night.
I get it you want the black from your brand colors.
But what if you painted the top white, front and back and painted the sides black and orange. I don't think it would take too much from your brand. Anywho we will be watching sir.
Love the channel.
I appreciated the thanks you gave for the meal, it seems most guys are to embarrassed of the Lord, its really uplifting to see that nowadays. Bless ya man, enjoyed the build give me idea's for mine thank you. 👍🇺🇸❤🙏
If you ever need any help welding something feel free to hit me up, I don't live far from you brother. Keep up the great vids!
I need help with welding my ATV 4x4
@@leekoozaata3067 Shoot me a message.
Winner
@@Just-InTimeRepairs how can I contact you??
@@huskyproductions854 You don’t
Dude I love the simplicity of the build. You made it look so easy. Awesome craftsmanship!
So cute! But Kevin wins. His .was so well thought out. But you were under time restraints. You can now make some improvements. Great little camper!
Hmm. I can't actually say, so it would have to be a tie?
This one ;
PROS -
Love the look and burned finish.
Love the shape.
Love the amenities for 'glamping'.
Love the rear large awning.
Love the slatted round sides.
CONS -
Back kitchen (could totally lazy suzan that whole kitchen shelf to be accessible from either side, run cords up/down center pivot).
Over- foot shelf (could just add the extra foot to length so you don't kick it or feel trapped if you toss or bend your knees)
Poor back hatch lighting (easy fix with usb rope lights)
No windows
No screens or vents for fresh air without bugs
No drip/ rain guards for weather at doors
Better latches (you already mentioned. Even old west wooden drop-bar latches from both sides, etc)
(You already mentioned the poor trailer and height issues)
Overall, great camper 8/10!
The charing process with the torch was really cool, I thought you used some sort of stain when I saw the thumbnail. Freaking cool as always Fowler!
Zach you did a great job and it functions well buddy but Kevin's finshing took his over the top. Kevin wins.
I really like the design, but Modern self reliance wins this challenge.
Wrong!! He built a square shed on wheels, not a camper. Zach designed and built a camper!!
@@nmcc.2601 wrong, zach's has no windows for ventilation, is not sealed, and is not insulated.
@@gregscountrycabinoutdoors7359 of course you're gonna like Kevin's he built a CABIN and you're country cabin outdoors.
@@nmcc.2601 I am working on a teardrop trailer, the video is about glamping campers. If I was going to be bias, I would have chosen Zach's. I chose Kevin's because of the extras.
And let's not forget moderns has heating and is insulated. Sorry but modern self reliance wins. His little wood stove is awesome
Thank fawler for this great video
Honestly Fowler,,your build has streamlined and tech bonuses..kevins build is rustic and cabin like...both builds have pros and cons...all and all,,both of you are winners for sharing knowledge with those who don't know..
Personally I think you both won. Yours was more involved with utilizing your woodworking skill set and attention to details, whereas Kevin's was more involved with recycling, reusing and integrating various elements into one cohesive and harmoniously eclectic structure. You both have mad skills in different areas, but to compare your finished masterpieces would be like comparing the Pyramids of Egypt to the Eiffel Tower in France. There is no comparison. They are both remarkably impressive works on their own. Congratulations 😁
You have done what I have wanted to do: build an aerodynamic sleeper for one. Only my car is a Prius short version, which by the way is the same color as your car, and very close in size. It cannot tow more 5han 1200 lbs though, according to Toyota. Many do tow more. But your design work and detailing really rock! I would never be up for all that you did to make it skill wise, even if I had no time constraints like you did. Maybe I should hire you! But your trailer probably weighs 1200 lbs before you added the top!
Awesome camper. Great job! Your engineering and design is more sophisticated than MSR but his is more finished. Both are great.
Kevins has awesome windows, and I love the insulation and woodstove. I love the shape of yours better though. Your lack of windows makes me vote for Kevins Glamper though.
You both won by gaining a new subscriber, me. Love your works and presentations. If gun to head, the wood stove is the winner!
Awesome 👍 Fowler I really like your glamper I can't wait to see the add-ons to this glamper
I have to take Kevin's hands down( he is such a ninja MacGyver) but it brought me to your channel so win for me. Subbed.
For the rebuild, I suggest a light on the hatch. Also the light for the lower shelf (like you already suggested).
Would it be worth it, to have a forward hatch as well? Or, do you think there would be too much risk of leaking.
No solar panels to recharge the power-cell?
Maybe a mini-oven. It looks like you might have room.
You can add a flip out panel on the forward wall, to give you a seat back.
I assume you plan to finish the wood. Oil? Paint?
What about heat in colder weather
I am seeing an 'apples and oranges' comparison here. MSR's is by far, more weather tight and comfortable. Definitely something I could do (maybe). He definitely seems to have a better trailer base, where you might have to find another better trailer. I do see a lot of potential for noise as things bounce around in his.
Your trailer looks more aerodynamic and can probably handle higher speeds. However, at this point it has not been weatherized and you haven't accounted for a heat source in colder weather.
As it stands, both need finishing touches. MSR's trailer seems to be four season, yours could be. You already spent the night in it, and is already stocked. His has a heat source, insulation, but is not fully wired or stocked. He may have taken precautions, but I still worry the potential for some of those roof slats blowing off.
All things considered, I call it a draw.
Looking forward to an update video.
Wow! Two awesome glamping campers! I can only choose you both as winners :)
Awesome adventures with you guys all vidieo s
I only saw your build. What I liked about your build, was that it was totally functional and build able in one week, by one person , with a little help with the awkward stuff, but totally do-able by one person, using mostly basic tools. Thumbs up! I have a motorcycle trailer that I bought at a yard sale with the same intention as you, but it came with zero rust, a diamond plate floor, 14" wheels, zero rust...
I think you guys are all great. I actually heard about Zach’s build on Modern Self Reliance.
Ya i think so to
I love the way it turned out. But I have to give the win to Kevin.
I commend your craftsmanship and the vision you had for your build. I think your build suites you better than Kevin's build would suit you. I say you both win. I can honestly say in my younger years I would have enjoyed the build design you came up with. As I am in my 40's now, I prefer the style that Kevin built. You both did wonderful jobs with completely different vision. My hat is off to you!
Bravo Zulu again... One word for this... "Dope!" 🤙🏽... I would love to have that on island when we decided to camp out at North Shore... Keep up the great work... Aloha.
You WIN!!! Special thanks to Kevin, if it was not for him I would not be here, just subscribed, great channel, cannot wait to see how you hot rod this clamper!!
Water, cooking options, fridge, pop corn movies Zach for the WIN!
Thank you so much for making such long video's. It's really refreshing to come back from school and watch a nice long educational and fun video
Yes
I feel Fowler should win ( YOU WIN ). I feel that you built more of a camper and Modern Self Reliance built a tiny house.
But that is just one man's opinion
Lol on the ping pong. Top spin counters back spin, use top spin against top spin, side spin, hit where the ball back where it came from or counter with same side spin. That's what my coach used to say anyway.
5 days to build that is impressive and the Eco Flow powering all of that for that long is awesome. I'll have to give those power boxes another look
You have some great inclusions in your glamper , but Self Reliance is more practical , for me Self Reliance is just a tad better !!!
I know you were on a time crunch, but I would've sanded that rust off and lay down 2 coats of marine epoxy primer on that frame before laying down paint. That paint job might not last that long, especially in Maine. Turned out awesome though.
Put some trunk struts on the back hatch would be perfect
I'd raise that shelf with the TV up as much as possible...I reposition while sleeping...a pinch more room for leg roll...otherwise It's GLORIOUS! 🙂
That's a serious build Mr Fowler, loved it😀💯
You should split the Bungie board lengthwise and have even more storage and easier access
Dude! Blue cheese. My ketchup too! I knew I wasnt the only one...
Oh, nice glamper! Love the blowtorch exterior. Id like to make mine with that and a rusty corrugated tin roof. Im in to the Rat look.
My vote goes towards Kevin at the Modern self-reliance
They don’t procrastinate and work instead of playing games ! And It looks way better !
Same
@@DeyCallMePat You seem fun.
Need to get a husband pillow so you can lean back comfortably. You could also make a little table top that swings out from under the TV shelf. Great job!
"i didn't remember to bring a trash can"
A+ Glamping move! Fowler's a natural!
this friendly lil competition turned out to be a Jackery vs EcoFlow battle 🤔
like an infomercial on steroids
I think most are Good when they are new... the challenge come when they are 3-4 years old..
🤣🤣🤣
@@thomasbierberg1903 I know from experience and people I watch the jackets will withstand years of work
Totally agree. And I have both generators and love both! Lol.
Add a fantastic fan and some small screened windows for ventilation. Just subbed earlier tonight, love the build! You win the build!
Awesome been waiting for this. Best way to spend my day off. Also I would like to see you start a small apiary. I just got my bees this year and it's been a great hobby. And lots of honey.
Air fryers rock- and the stuff may look dry, but you will be surprised! Try it- I bet you will love it! I am so excited for you!
Great build! Thinking about doing something very similar. And just a hint on the air fryer... toss fries and wings in oil before cooking to give a hint of that flavor!
I know it’s an older video, but I’m a new sub and I’m now binging ALL of your videos. I love seeing the stuff you build and your survival videos. Loving the new Easy Rider series too!! Thanks for the awesome content from Detroit, MI!!
just discovered this channel a few days ago!
lovin it.
Was that an alpaca in the background when the light fell as he was closing the barn door?
Save the drama for your llama
I had to go back and check what that was when I spotted that. I thought there was a deer in the background.
@@jimbunda46 fr
I was looking for this comment making sure I wasn't going crazy.
23:02 … is that a mouse?
It would be really cool with a skylight window!
You surprised me, I had forgotten you were a boat builder in a past life. I like all the storage yours has and the covered cooking area is clutch, but Kev's got a wood stove, insulation, and windows. Imma have to give it to Kev on this one, but you gave him a run for his money.
I vote for yours Zach. Every bit of that was your hands and not premade/upcycled. I'm sure you're going to tweak yours with some additional ventilation, insulation as needed, etc. Well done to both channels!
You are going to want to put some screen windows in there to aid airflow especially for humid nights, I probably don't have to tell you that though. Also any plans to insulate it for fall or winter use? Just curious.
Awesome! Was watching Kevin's build and found you (thought you looked familiar). I have to give you extra credit for the comic test run. I suggest a giant pillow for your back, a small one under your knees, and a serving tray for your table.You have my vote.
I love you Zach, but Kevin's Glamper is the Champer Camper!
Nope Kevin's was a shed on wheels with zero aerodynamics, Zachary's looks and functions the part!!
The Sliding Dumb Waiter & under bed storage via separate "storage" or kitchenette are excellent ideas...& would be great additions to the self reliance guy's glamper. Tools, Spare, electric/battery impact (for quick tire change or with leveling jacks added ^solving the hitch height, etc. worry) or even a disassembled bicycle could be stowed conveniently in the area. Both are excellent. Thanks for sharing!
You are doing a wonderful job!! You are working with wood and by yourself! Fowler had several people helping him plus those garage panels.... it's not an equal build.
Both are so different from each other so, I have to call a tie
Going to get hot in there. Maybe a couple of windows will help.
Sun roof!
With screens to keep the bugs out. And a rooftop fan unit.
He saiid something about a screen door
yes, windows! it feels a bit claustrophobic
I’d love to see version 2.0 with your skills utilized on the structure and modern self reliance’s interior planning and finishing. Not that yours isn’t awesome, but I did have to give them the win pretty much just cause I felt like it was more comfortable looking inside. Teardrop is definitely better though and your carpentry skills are deadly.
Lots of mention for windows but I say add a skylight! You get light and can see the stars. For a table you could add a little slide out from under your tv stand that wouldn’t take much space.
You Won! They had better lights, but for overall features and room, I would say you win.
Your not thinking "glamping" enough. You need a folding table top that mounts to either the side or ceiling something that after your done with you can fold it out of the way. And maybe a folding table that pops out of the back for more space.... I love the video and the build!!!
Being asked to vote on who did it better between these two kinda feels like mom and dad are getting divorced and making you choose who to live with😂😂.....such a hard decision!
I did not get that choice
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You Win!
I think Fowler"s is more of a "Glamper" IMO, But the work Modern Self Reliance did is more showy still very well done both of you.
I have loyalty and faith. Can't wait to see what you do next! You WIN!
Love the bigger bed. Love your outdoor cooking.
It looked like a llama outside the shed, just when the light fell down. A llama..?
I thought it was a dear
I thought it was Harry Potter's patronus.
Head was wrong to be a deer so I think it was a Llama. Lol
@@bend9195 😁
Llama
Please tell me there’s gonna be a camping video with that in the near future
Yeah, a cool camping vid with both campers together!
ROAD TRIP!!!!!
Are we not going to talk about the Deer in the back round after the light fell😂
It looks like a filter like a lama
I really loved what you did. The camper has a cool shape. I love how you did the outside shelves, but what happens if its windy and raining outside. You need a window as well. Your bed takes up the entire space. It is still really cool. I think with a few adjustments, this Glamper would Rock! You are an amazing builder and your friends too. I love ping pong and played it for years. Fantastic work !! 😊🌷🎶
Aw bless ya, that was TOTALLY AWESOME. love the channel and content. Prayer!
What if I feel like you're both winners? Ooh, I got it!
You participated.
I literally live like a town away from Zach in Waldoboro Maine
Go check him out
No way, I live only 2,000 miles away on the other side of the Atlantic. Seriously though, Maine is a beautiful place. One of my 3 favourite spots in America.
Put a lite on the bottom of the back door led and it will light everything up
Great build, but I vote for the recycling aspect of MSR over paying a grand for processed plywood. You do nice work, tho! Glad he turned me on to your site, I'll be back to watch more!!
Leave it to you to burn coffee didn’t even know that was a thing😂 this whole video was amazing it’s not all perfection it’s tru real stuff like burning a coffee