My latest affordable 4x4 slide on camper (or glamper) design with internal shower and toilet
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Affordable 4x4 camper. Sorry about the bad footage but trying to film with one hand and operate with the other doesn't work well :-)
What do you think and how much will you think it is worth?
It has 400 watt solar panels and 200 amp lithium ion battery full setup (worth $5000 from enerdrive) and electric water for the shower.
Hopefully it inspire someone. Have fun on the road, respect each other and the land :-)
Looks well thought out and practical to boot. Well done mate.
I disagree, it's good to see everything without silly music or a voice melody. no Language problems either. You did a Great job on that camper looks strong to for off road, my thumbs up! Mate. Thank you Stephane
Thank you for your nice comment. Just trying to give people ideas, keep on eye for when I build the 2.0 version soon hopefully. :-) Have a great day
I like the pop up with out the leather sheets very nice I was wondering when some one will make a closed up one
Love the design. I think it beats the soft popup or popout ones.
Do you think similar design could fit nicely inside a double cab 4x4 as a slide-on camper?
A brilliant prototype. I remember this well! Gidday from Zac!
Best conversion yet I be doing this one if I can’t live in a house any more plus nice hard top instead of a mesh kinda material
Ok I am impressed. We need a build video.
You could have Velcro insulation panels that you stick on the interior sides. This is a super slick camper idea!
Very nicely done! I love all the clever design ideas you've got.
Thanks
Very nicely design and built. I am in the process of designing / building a lift system for my 8' tundra. Thinking of having the outer shell to be built upto the height of the cabin and then using those actuators to lift up the additional 2 ft. giving me 6' of clearance - thanks for the insight and video... Do you have any random pictures or video of the build
sorry no photos of the build
Looks like also a great concept for smaller cargo box truck/van units. Would greatly reduce wind drag while running empty. Now how to make it structurally strong enough to run at highway speeds and be extremely durable.
Yep really nice well done
Great build & design
Hi mate , very cool build. How much did the linear actuactors cost each ? Is this made of eps (freezer panel) ? And I love the bed concept . Any chance of seeing from underneath how it slides out?
Thanks legend ,
Luke
I am interested in buying a camper like this one. What design is it or what words should I put into Google search to find a similar design?????
Fantastic idea 💡 “ But can you also lower legs automatically and drive out from underneath it ? . It not then a Built on camper is just as effective. BUT a fantastic wind resistance travel idea
Que buena idea. La mejor. Felicidades
Great build awesome looks totally professional
Great build perfect for working in the road /hunting !! How much as shown ?
Great Camper, I have a light 1988 Toyota Dyna Cargo truck that has a factory made hydraulic fiberglass Canopy that does the same thing as yours it raises from 1.3 -1.9 meters high and is W1.50 x L3m this we also use as a camper it's not as flash as yours as it still has the roller door at the back, this we roll up and have a canvas piece that is attached on the back and the roller door still comes down for extra security . Would like to know the measurements of your camper I will do a video one day once I work out how it's done. Cheers
Hi Stephane, Do you plan to build this camper for interested customers? Bravo & thanks !
Really impressed with your handy work, are they actuators? What lenght do they extend to?
Great job! What is the total weight? what kind of lift system did you use?
G’day, are you able to give some kind of indication on price for the panels, $/square-metre or what it cost for your setup. Cheers.
Coolroom panels they look like
Looks very professional, wondering what cladding you used?.
normal caravan insulated panel, easy to work with, very good insulation and very strong (try Styromax in OZ)
Found it cheers
Very cool , would love to know how the grey water set up for the shower works? Raised floor?
build into the tray base of the camper
I really like your 2.0. How can I get in contact with you so we can do the build or buy one off you? We are in Australia and it will be for a Landcruiser 79 single cab.
does the carpet match the curtains
Hello, great technically high-quality conversion with the lifting roof. In addition to the technical complexity, my concerns would also be the sensitive guide rails - if sand gets in there ... and the weight of the cabin is likely to be a lot higher than, for example, a folding roof.
But well done in any case :-)
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Travelling in it for 2 years full time and nil issues and weight is under GVM so no problem due to lightweight panel construction
Very cool build.. Like you said, improved filming and this would be more enjoyable than motion sickness ;)
Would love to have one of those built for my tray back ute how much is it goin to cost is my big question, just the basic thing without full fit out ,,
Not if u use freezer panel (eps /sip’s) I’m building one at the moment . $50 per square metre
That is so cool
That is fkn excellent!
What are the powered struts to raise the top?
Brilliant , well done for sure.
Hi, it looks like there is a bit of a gap between the top of the base and the bottom of the lifting section. Where you have brushes. Is there another way to finish that so you have an airtight seal? I'm imagining high wind and sand etc could get in there. Do you have any other videos which you have not uploaded yet. or a facebook profile so that we can chat to you? You can find us at Donegal Overlanding on facebook. We are building a project and its pretty much the exact same principle as this design. We have been thinking how we can have it perfectly sealed as it will be used around the world in extreme conditions.
I'm not a builder but have thought about this issue a little. I'm not aware of what it commonly used but I think building lips at the top outside of the inner lower wall and bottom inside of the outer/upper wall in a such a fashion that they would contact each other when the roof is raised might work. With appropriate weather seals.
I think rv slide seals could do the job
How much does it weigh? Always an issue with these.
Damn. That’s pretty cool
Thanks
Very freakin cool, whatcdo you suppose it weighs?
Wow that’s an awesome build what is the brand of windows you used ?
eurovision window so easy to install and nil issues
hello, can I know the external measurements?
What’s the body made of?
Hello Steve, Great start.I like the concept. What is the best way to contact you.
This is perfect
Hello Stephane, I've looked at you video several times. Are you thinking on building these for sale? I think yours is brilliant. Ian.
Thank you for your kind words. I have made many camper and this one will be for sale soon as It is a prototype as I could not see anything out there meeting my requirements. I have tested it for the past 6 months and it works really well for me. I am planning in making them but each one custom to each client specific requirement (4x4 driving, comfort or budget) as I believe everyone has specific needs, likes or dislikes. Are you in Australia?
@@stephane918 Hi,
Yes, in NSW Australia
@@ianallomes3311 If everything goes well I will be moving to Lake Macquarie next month. Come have a look one day if you wish or if you ever want one let me know. Happy travelling
@@stephane918 Hi Stephane... great concept - I've been looking at something like yours, or this : ruclips.net/video/9LS3BBdvnw8/видео.html ... I'm interested in knowing more about what you've done - Can you PM me? (is that possible on youtube?... ). CHeers, Andrew.
nice work
thanks
Fantastico 👍
Hello Stephane, I am in the process of building very similar to yours to slide onto a Landcruiser. I am very interested in your lifting method and where you purchased the hardware. Also the obviously proven powerlifting method. I imagine it is a winch with 4 cables which would have caused difficulty in getting them timed to function evenly. How can I contact you to share knowledge. Ian
Hi, I use good heavy duty quality draw runners and good quality actuator Linak LA 33 custom made to length from Denmark (don't get the cheap Chinese one) here is a link : www.linak.com.au/products/linear-actuators/la33/
I thought of the pulley system like on the Jayco pop top caravan but I decided the actuator would be better for me.
@@stephane918 Thanks for passing on the lift information. I've been considering doing a pop=up but on a trailer. My experience with a cable lift system has not been good. Not horrible, but not good either. I'm amazed they work at all. I'm currently turning an old Starcraft tent camper into a hard-sided rig and will build a portable separate lift system and keep it with me in case of failure of the existing lift system. Nice job on the pop-up.
♥️ It. Very entrepreneurial
thanks
Do you have plans available?
I am also interested in plans if avsilable
sorry no plans
How much??
My dream
Looks great? My concern is whether that external roof raising mechanism will be rust proof. Target price?
The lifting will outlast the camper just but the best quality actuator and not the cheap ones
That is amazing.
Thanks
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Throw that fan out! But get a refund first. This is a fantastic camper. Wo
Wow two story's
What is the shell made from? Thx
caravan panel like Styromax paneling but different brand
@@stephane918 thanks, what control box are you using for the actuators, how do you synchronise them. 4 actuators with fine tolerances, could be problematic without a good speed controller or ability to independently control each one.
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Self built? If so impressive! 👍🏻
thanks
wow, transformer!
Hello, this is Amie from GeMing, we are manufacture for linear actuator and lifting column. if you need help, please contact me
You. need to either talk on the tour or do on screen text, this silent stuff really sucks, sorry, Shalom!
Hey what are a mute you need to talk so we can hear what you doing bro! Just saying