Making Wheelchair Accessible Vans! | Woodworker Diaries
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- In this episode, I talk about my new partnership and how it came to be!
As usual, let me know your thoughts!
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Your passion and willingness to get the work done at the highest possible quality is really an inspiration. No cutting corners here. I wish I can find contractors with this sense of ownership and quality you have. Very satisfying to watch.
Thank you and appreciate that you can tell!! Will always be giving my all :-)
Strong work, Clara! 💪 And, always happy to see a new video! Interesting, yet chill, and some dashes of fun as always.
Thank you so much, Todd! Really good and helpful to hear your feedback and thoughts on it :-)
Great job and reflection on the project! Van floors/any van fit outs are easy to underestimate! And working outside of your own workshop is always tricky when you don't have all the tools at your disposal. A shop vac and knee pads for site work can do wonders for your productivity. Loving your work and enjoying your short form content as well. Keep it up!
Oh wow! Super surprised and honored that you enjoy the content! And I 100% agree to all of your points!
As a wheelchair user and maker, this video absolutely made my day.
I’m honored and glad you can appreciate this!!! 😁🙌
What a cool project! Time for a big CNC machine. And a bigger workshop. And a van.
Hahahahaha, I agree with all of your ideas!!!
I love this for so many reasons.
Their work culture reminds me of the small spin studio I work for part time. I can’t wait to see what the future holds in store. Not just for your own personal development but one within a community focused on helping people.
Thank you so much, Aubrey!!! I’m really excited about this too - it’s really a blessing to have run into such nice and wonderful people!
Thank you for your explication about the process and project. Your job is too good
Thank you! And I’m glad you can appreciate it 😁🙌
Your one of the smartest most dedicated DIY girls I’ve ever met! On top of that your determined too! You got so many traits that make such a hardworker in those overalls! I can name so many! ☺️ you are just as beautiful in those overalls as you are a hardworker in them! 😊 keep up the hardwork!
Thank you, Mr Wii! 😁🙌
Nice that you partnerd up, with these guys. They, and you, do a good job for disabled people. Greetz from a little city near Amsterdam in the Netherlands
Greetings, Hans! Hopefully I'll be able to visit there one day! And thank you so much - they are such wonderful people to work with - it is a blessing for sure!
Great video and build. Smart to layer up the floors. Van floors are thin. We used to carry sport bikes in the back of our van and ended up denting the floor. Ha. Super video! Cheers! 🙂🤙
Ahhhh!!! Like motorcycle sport bikes?? I’m wanting just to take mountain bikes around in my future van lol
Great video Clara!! Love the voiceover!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that! :-)
This is such an amazing project to work on 🙌 congrats on this Amazing collaboration
Thank you so much, team! Hope you saw the shoutout in there for ya :-) 🙌
@@ClarasWoodshop We did!! So awesome to be a part of something like this 🐺
Always nice to have an update! It looks like opportunity comes from both expected and unexpected places, for you guys. This recent job has definitely expanded your experience. Also, I totally understand your partners "needing to stay busy". Maybe some day you'll do a behind the scenes look at his work, IE camera, editing, etc.
Thank you! And I agree - this has really opened my mind up to new ways of how woodworking can be applied. And that might not be a bad idea! If he's up for it lol
You’re an excellent human 🎉
Thank you, Michel! I do my best! And you are a wonderful human as well :-)
Amazing job. This type of work is in big demand. I have a cousin who has been doing mobility for decades now, and he often has to turn away work because it gets so busy. They not only do vehicles, but do work on homes such as ramps, and elevators. All of this seems something you would be ideal at.
Absolutely - And those are such good ideas too. It feels good to be helping where I can - and I'm glad they're not only amazing people but completely okay with working around my schedule so that I can continue my creative pursuits and business as well :-)
Nice job - good for the soul doing things like this - build up the karma credit :)
Hahaha, thank you Gary! It is good for the soul - I couldn't be more thankful for this opportunity :-)
Now that they know it can be done….
Now that you know HOW it can be done….
Your partner is a keeper.
It goes both ways for sure 🙌
How much for your used socks
Hmmm… a billion? I like my socks lol.
Making wheelchair accessible vans ? Where is it ????
😁😁😁 Yes! It’s already in the client’s hands :-)
Nice and fulfilling work. 💪
Are the cut in's standard? perhaps a couple simple plywood jigs for a router to speed some of the cut outs since you will be doing this again? Since the plywood gets covered you could just screw them down temporarily
Yeah, good idea - I think clamping should also work too instead of screwing them down - even though the plywood would be covered, I would hate to leave holes in it.
@Clara's Woodshop All the better if they can be clamped. I appreciate your level of desire for quality.
As a counter thought there are plenty of 18th century masterpieces with nail holes in the inside of the carcass where battens were nailed in place to provide a reference for sawing or planning dado's. Doesn't detract from their majesty.
Either way excellent work 💪