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Elisa……you are doing a fantastic job on your van. Doing better than someone who does this often. I can’t believe how precise your measurements are, how you knew about making your floor straight. And installing your solar panels was a fine job. You have really learned a lot. Wish I were there to help. Good to see you back. Thanks for sharing.
I needed this video. I want to see you succeed in the search of happiness seeing the country living my dream. Brava and please please keep making videos.
Your building skills are really coming along. The proof is the progress you’ve made. Plus you nailed the lingo. A project like this can’t be completed without uttering the phrase “it’s not going an anywhere.” Seriously, you’re doing great. 🙂
I have all the tools. I use all the tools. And, I enjoy watching someone approach these things with humble determination A WHOLE LOT more than erogant novices offering "instructional" RUclips videos. Be clumsy, make mistakes, and stick with it. You're doing great.
Im so sorry you weren't feeling good, but im glad you are better now. Im so proud of you and what you've accomplished so far on the van. Awesome job. Thanks for sharing...🎥😃👍👌👊🙏❤️❤️❤️😘
You are amazing! You will be confident of the van after going through all the installation as you know everything of it inside. Really inspiring. Great Job!
Wait, wait, what.....Elisa, so sorry to hear you were not doing so well all this time-my heart goes out to you. But I am glad to hear you are doing so much better. You have been blessed to be able to take your time with this project, doing something you love. So having said that I will say your patience is paying off-Excellent work!
You are adorable working with those tools. I give you so much credit, you are tackling everything all on your own and doing so very well. We are both at about the same stage. I have insulation in, my bed and floor. I haven't tackled solar yet.
When it comes to tools, It's just practice that's all. It's not that we can't, just that we haven't. That's what i tell my daughter anyway. As an engineer I'm pretty impressed with how you're doing. Its not easy for anyone first or second time around. Keep up the good work😁
Great job, you completed a lot of work since you're last episode. Yes, the dreaded So Flo cold that lasted forever, glad to hear you are feeling better now. It took a month for me. Been great weather lately for working outside as well.
Holy cow! You’re doing a fantastic job on the conversion of your van! If I didn’t know better I’d say you’ve done this many times before. It’s nice to see someone taking their time and enjoying the journey. Many videos I’ve watched are impersonal (or too dry and technical) but you seem to make it a fun and easygoing time inviting us into your daily adventures! Looking forward to seeing what you’re working on next!
Wow! You've made a ton of progress on the build. I especially like the roof layout, it's textbook perfect! 👍 I will offer a word of caution. At the 3:08 mark there's a black plastic cover along the side of the van that your vinyl flooring is touching. You need to make sure that you're able to easily remove that panel as it contains wires from the chassis that you may need to get to, including a very useful 12v upfitter connection if your van is so equipped. Also, if you're having difficulty finding a good transition piece to cover the edges of the flooring (At the 5:25 mark and along the sliding door) I think I have some extra pieces of round over stainless steel angle that I used in my build. After trying many different angled pieces I found one style that works perfectly. I'd be happy to send you what I have left free of charge as I really don't have another use for it (I'm never building another van again🤣 ). Just let me know if you're interested.
Thank you for your highly engaging content. This type of project can be like cooking up a very carefully prepared meal ... the preparation phase, potentially making the eventual dining that much finer!
Sorry to hear about your illness. You work/build your van like a pro👏👏👏 Super nice floor. If it's OK I want to give you a tips. Install a on/off switch on the solar panel cable. Because your panel deliver a lot of power that could be dangerous if you in the future need to change the Jackery connector. Please be carefully and put dark blanket on the panel and do it when it dark outside if you install a switch. Looking forward to follow your project. Take care 💕👍
Hola Elisa lo siento mucho que haigas estado enfermita, es la temporada de invierno y es el tiempo de enfermarse, eres uns mujer fuera de serie, eres unica, eres diferente, eres especial, eres aferrada, no encuentro la palabra correcta para describirte, se me eriza la piel de emocion cada que miro tu video, me inspiras mucho optimismo y positivismo, por eso te admiro 1000% y por eso me encanta mirar tus videos.
Good Afternoon Miss Elisa, When my son's and I restored their first cars I started them on the habit of listing tools by size they needed to keep with the cars. From welding to buying them small tool boxes I was allowed to help but only from a distance, once they picked up welding TIG, I was fired. Your van is becoming quite a nice home, you are to be congratulated for your precision. I've known "finish carpenters" that couldn't cut and fit as well as you have. Cutting metal and drilling holes in your van were so nerve racking in the beginning but I feel you've sealed and insulated against leaks better than most. I am glad to hear that you are feeling better and healing from this crud attacking so many across our fine country. As I tear the flooring up in my own camper and layout for radiant floor heating I do marvel at your terrific flooring. I have to go with floor heat because I will travel back up here to the northern states and my own home in Montana. With the barn full of tools set up for this house renovation I too am stuck outdoors doing my work and living. In my camper the debate is on which window I delete so I may install a small woodstove. After a motorcycle and the woodstove location 27" doesn't seem like a lot of room to live in! Wishing you good health and continued comfortable weather for your home building. We will never meet out on the road but I know from watching you that your van will be all you need to be happy. Thank You for sharing your journey! With Love and Respect, You are in my prayers Hoka Hey
I am sorry to hear you’ve been sick. I have missed your videos. I’ve been following you all along. Keep up the good work good to see you’re back at it.
If you haven't already thought of it you might want to consider putting those loose solar panel wires in the roof in flexible (corrugated) plastic conduit from the auto parts store. Over time the sun and the cable rubbing on the metal roof will wear thru the cable causing a short. The plastic conduit is cheap. It is also "split" so you can easily install it over the completed wires (no need to undo them).
I had wondered where you've been. Happy to hear you are well. The van is looking fantastic! I had considered doing a "build" with my van but decided I want to be able to easily take everything out to carry passengers (grandchildren).
I just watched someone else’s van build the other yesterday, having all the solar panels at the front of the van and having a rooftop deck is a game changer. But only having one way to go up to the deck without a ladder hanging outside is a sky light for your bed. So as a solo female van lifer ain’t nobody gonna climb up your deck from the outside.
It looks you are making great progress and doing a top job 👍 You're inspiring me to get on with my VW Crafter conversion. I'm just waiting for some Florida style weather to hit England 😎then I can crack on with it!. Looking forward to your next videos.
You have made a lot of progress since the last video you posted, well done!! Don't be concerned about how you use tools, we all have to start somewhere. Us old timers tend to get slack as we age and sometimes use tools inappropriately, which is worse.
If you need furniture and everything for your conversion Northern Indiana is the capital of the RV industry and there are a lot of surplus companies that sell new surplus. Hope this helps. Good luck on your build.
What not to like. A bright, intelligent lady converting a van into a camper. The only mistake I made was not putting in enough insulation, I think you may find your in the same camp. My floor gets very cold in winter. Think the quality of the work so far looks very good. Keep posting and stay happy!
Great to see you back. Cheers my day up to see lovely lady working so hard. People don`t expect pretty little ladies to able to do this work, well done.
Good morning Elisa & Sister & double ear rubs Chloe ! I’m glad to hear you’re back on top of your game ! May the New Year be filled with Life’s Endless Blessings ! The build is looking great, you’re doing an amazing job ! Keep up the fantastic work & keep smiling !
Elisa! Glad your back!! Great job on the solar panels and flooring, everything is coming together well. Keep the videos coming!!! Cheers and besitos!!!😘
Good job ma’am!! I would go drive it around and after a few hrs of driving go back through every bolt and screw installed on that roof and do a retorque!
I must say you have done an awesome job because it’s hard to work alone on such projects with out having any experience…. Hey make sure u tight the screws of ur solar panels because when u drive the van it gets lose by jumps …. Mk sure keep a check on it cheers n keep up the great work
Sorry to hear that you were down for a while. You've really been busy! I've insulated a few of the Promasters and the channels are "fun" with a capital F. But you got through it. You will find that if you invest in an extendable duster like a Swiffer. That cleaning the panels is a bit easier. And it is double duty, you can hit the flooring also. Which by the way, you did a Fantastic job of installing! That's usually where I am called. People have a tendency to start on one side and by the middle they see that the lines are going crazy lol. I can't wait to see the wiring going in. A little advice. Use the grey plastic electrical conduit. You will never need to take a wall apart to work on the wiring or add something. Just pull a string through the conduit from one junction box to the next and leave a little to tie onto. If you want to add another set of wires just tape onto your string and pull them through. Just remember to add a new string at the other end so you have one handy for the next time. I like the layout you decided on. The extra storage space in back is perfect. So easy to get to things from the doors. Keep up the great work!
First time watching your video and i was thoroughly impressed by your dedication and work. My dad always said "if someone else can do it, you can too" There are lots of reasons to doing things yourself, but the two main ones are, you save money and you have the pride of saying I did it myself.
GREAT JOB, AND LEARNING THE TOOLS... TOO CUTE😋😄, BLUE LOCTITE ON THE SCREWS... CHECK. GROMMETS ARE AWESOME, JUST A LITTLE HELP, ANY HOLES YOU PUT ON THE ROOF, BE SURE TO ADD SIKIFLEX WHITE TO SEAL THEM UP. EVEN OVER GROMMETS. THE FLOOR IS SWEEET, VERY PROFESSIONAL. I HAVE 400 WATTS ON MY ROOF, AND ITS PLENTY, BUT TRY TO GET A POWERBANK WITH AT LEAST 2000 WATTS OR MORE . THEY TAKE UP LESS ROOM THAN LITHIUM BATTERIES AND ALL THE COMPONENTS INVOLVED. PLUS A POWERBANK CAN BE INCREASED REAL EASY AND IS PORTABLE. WELL DONE BEAUTIFUL. 🙏🙏👍👍💛💛
Great to see the progress you’re making building your van. For someone with no previous skills you’re doing an excellent job. Hope to see more from you and your bunny
Beautiful honey. I am sorry to hear you were sick and down for a while. You are doing a great job on your van conversion. I love how well you cut the laminate flooring and the color is beautiful. You are doing a very good job on the roof rack and solar panel. You are a beautiful woman . Love you. ❤❤❤❤
I've been mechanically inclined since my early 20's. I'm in my 30's now, and let me tell you. Even after over a decade of being a "maker" I still dread certain jobs. Especially when I have minimal experience in it. Your "can do" attitude is such a good reminder that everything is "figure out-able". You earned a subscriber here - I can't wait to see how your journey unfolds.
I cordially offer to donate a crescent wrench to your tool box. Solar panel brackets were painful to watch. Nice to watch you on your learning process.
Great job, you really pay attention to detail. You're hired! Looking at your progress, standing back and seeing what you've done is the reward. I find that if I'm not building something I don't feel complete. I think I like the planning and gathering and executing something, then I'm like, "What's next". Some things never get finished though, lots of abandoned projects due to time and $.
Beware of scammers! Someone's impersonating me, asking for Telegram texts. This is NOT me. Never trust or engage with such messages. Sorry guys! Love you all 💕
Yes, that scam is found on almost all channels now.
Yes. It happened to me.
You are a phenomenal babe!
Solar panel needs cleaning periodically. They get extremely dirty. If they are not clean they do not generate electricity
Elisa……you are doing a fantastic job on your van. Doing better than someone who does this often. I can’t believe how precise your measurements are, how you knew about making your floor straight. And installing your solar panels was a fine job. You have really learned a lot. Wish I were there to help. Good to see you back. Thanks for sharing.
The first tool is called a 'contour gauge'. It is one of those measuring and layout tools more people need than know about.
There you are , We have missed you ! Hope all is going good ! Sorry to hear you were sick . Glad you feel better.
Elisa this will be the best van build on RUclips, missed your videos and your sweet voice
I needed this video. I want to see you succeed in the search of happiness seeing the country living my dream. Brava and please please keep making videos.
Nothing better than working with your hands building things makes ya feel good
Your building skills are really coming along. The proof is the progress you’ve made. Plus you nailed the lingo. A project like this can’t be completed without uttering the phrase “it’s not going an anywhere.” Seriously, you’re doing great. 🙂
I have all the tools. I use all the tools. And, I enjoy watching someone approach these things with humble determination A WHOLE LOT more than erogant novices offering "instructional" RUclips videos. Be clumsy, make mistakes, and stick with it. You're doing great.
Im so sorry you weren't feeling good, but im glad you are better now. Im so proud of you and what you've accomplished so far on the van. Awesome job. Thanks for sharing...🎥😃👍👌👊🙏❤️❤️❤️😘
I love the detail work, you are a master in building. I watch other RUclipsr's that don't care about details, but I do. Love watching this channel.
You're Back! WOOOHOOO!! Looks like you're feeling better. Awesome job on the insulation and flooring install!
You are amazing! You will be confident of the van after going through all the installation as you know everything of it inside. Really inspiring. Great Job!
It's so funny to watch someone use tools you're so familiar with using but foget you had to learn too. Good job keeping at it. Much respect.😊
Glad you are back and feeling better. You have made progress with your van. I like your travel adventures.
You definitely know what you want and work to achieve them. For someone without prior experience you're doing them just fine.
I've been wondering where you've been! Glad you're doing better, and continuing the project. Keep posting!
That thing over there is called the headliner😅 VERY IMPRESSED 👍
😅 that’s right!
Wait, wait, what.....Elisa, so sorry to hear you were not doing so well all this time-my heart goes out to you. But I am glad to hear you are doing so much better. You have been blessed to be able to take your time with this project, doing something you love. So having said that I will say your patience is paying off-Excellent work!
You are adorable working with those tools. I give you so much credit, you are tackling everything all on your own and doing so very well. We are both at about the same stage. I have insulation in, my bed and floor. I haven't tackled solar yet.
When it comes to tools, It's just practice that's all. It's not that we can't, just that we haven't. That's what i tell my daughter anyway. As an engineer I'm pretty impressed with how you're doing. Its not easy for anyone first or second time around. Keep up the good work😁
Great job, you completed a lot of work since you're last episode. Yes, the dreaded So Flo cold that lasted forever, glad to hear you are feeling better now. It took a month for me. Been great weather lately for working outside as well.
The 80/20 Rack looks like a versatile system for mounting Cargo and Solar.
Well done, Elisa! ... see yaw down the road.
Holy cow! You’re doing a fantastic job on the conversion of your van! If I didn’t know better I’d say you’ve done this many times before. It’s nice to see someone taking their time and enjoying the journey. Many videos I’ve watched are impersonal (or too dry and technical) but you seem to make it a fun and easygoing time inviting us into your daily adventures! Looking forward to seeing what you’re working on next!
Really nice job hon I have been in the flooring business for 50 years as an installer you got a job anytime you want one
Thank you ! 😅
Wow! You've made a ton of progress on the build. I especially like the roof layout, it's textbook perfect! 👍
I will offer a word of caution. At the 3:08 mark there's a black plastic cover along the side of the van that your vinyl flooring is touching. You need to make sure that you're able to easily remove that panel as it contains wires from the chassis that you may need to get to, including a very useful 12v upfitter connection if your van is so equipped.
Also, if you're having difficulty finding a good transition piece to cover the edges of the flooring (At the 5:25 mark and along the sliding door) I think I have some extra pieces of round over stainless steel angle that I used in my build. After trying many different angled pieces I found one style that works perfectly. I'd be happy to send you what I have left free of charge as I really don't have another use for it (I'm never building another van again🤣 ). Just let me know if you're interested.
Your voice is SO soothing and relaxing I could listen to you read the phonebook all day long:)
You are doing a fantastic job with the Van. All these extra details you put into it will pay off with your comfort, when Camping.
Great channel! Love to see such a smart independent woman doing such a great build. Looking forward to seeing your adventures on the road!!!
I'm glad you are feeling better. The van is looking good. Lots of progress.
Thank you for the video
Glad you are feeling better Elisa, keep up the amazing work and all the best from Alberta Canada :) :)
Thank you for your highly engaging content. This type of project can be like cooking up a very carefully prepared meal ... the preparation phase, potentially making the eventual dining that much finer!
Sorry to hear about your illness.
You work/build your van like a pro👏👏👏
Super nice floor.
If it's OK I want to give you a tips.
Install a on/off switch on the solar panel cable.
Because your panel deliver a lot of power that could be dangerous if you in the future need to change the Jackery connector.
Please be carefully and put dark blanket on the panel and do it when it dark outside if you install a switch.
Looking forward to follow your project.
Take care 💕👍
I wish I waited to say anything, I was just happy to see the progress. Great job on the floor and solar as well.
Hola Elisa lo siento mucho que haigas estado enfermita, es la temporada de invierno y es el tiempo de enfermarse, eres uns mujer fuera de serie, eres unica, eres diferente, eres especial, eres aferrada, no encuentro la palabra correcta para describirte, se me eriza la piel de emocion cada que miro tu video, me inspiras mucho optimismo y positivismo, por eso te admiro 1000% y por eso me encanta mirar tus videos.
Good job on the floor cutting. It is not easy to get the floorboards to run exactly along the wall edges. You did it like a pro.
Good Afternoon Miss Elisa,
When my son's and I restored their first cars I started them on the habit of listing tools by size they needed to keep with the cars. From welding to buying them small tool boxes I was allowed to help but only from a distance, once they picked up welding TIG, I was fired. Your van is becoming quite a nice home, you are to be congratulated for your precision. I've known "finish carpenters" that couldn't cut and fit as well as you have. Cutting metal and drilling holes in your van were so nerve racking in the beginning but I feel you've sealed and insulated against leaks better than most.
I am glad to hear that you are feeling better and healing from this crud attacking so many across our fine country. As I tear the flooring up in my own camper and layout for radiant floor heating I do marvel at your terrific flooring. I have to go with floor heat because I will travel back up here to the northern states and my own home in Montana. With the barn full of tools set up for this house renovation I too am stuck outdoors doing my work and living. In my camper the debate is on which window I delete so I may install a small woodstove. After a motorcycle and the woodstove location 27" doesn't seem like a lot of room to live in!
Wishing you good health and continued comfortable weather for your home building. We will never meet out on the road but I know from watching you that your van will be all you need to be happy. Thank You for sharing your journey!
With Love and Respect, You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
It’s been awhile. Glad your feeling better. Enjoy your videos you make them very easy to watch 😉
For your lack of experience, you're doing a great job 🎉🎉🎉
Finally, I'm so excited to see you and the progress. Good job Elisa.
I am sorry to hear you’ve been sick. I have missed your videos. I’ve been following you all along. Keep up the good work good to see you’re back at it.
I wish I lived in Florida. I would help you work on that van.
I’m happy you are feeling better and back to normal, just take it easy. Missed you lots.
Fab job Elisa. The quality is superb. Hope you completely better and I look forward to the next update. Well done you.
That floor looks amazing! Can't wait for the next episode!
Great job insulating! Soon the fun stuff will begin and I'm excited for you.
If you haven't already thought of it you might want to consider putting those loose solar panel wires in the roof in flexible (corrugated) plastic conduit from the auto parts store. Over time the sun and the cable rubbing on the metal roof will wear thru the cable causing a short. The plastic conduit is cheap. It is also "split" so you can easily install it over the completed wires (no need to undo them).
Good Job Lady, glad you are feeling better. We missed you.
Well I'm glad you're feeling better. The van is looking really nice & keep up the great work on it 👍🏻
I had wondered where you've been. Happy to hear you are well. The van is looking fantastic! I had considered doing a "build" with my van but decided I want to be able to easily take everything out to carry passengers (grandchildren).
Good Job and the word for the week is persistence.
Elisa you are just blowing my mind. All this .... on NO experience?? Wow you inspired me big time. Thank you for sharing this era in your vanlife!
I just watched someone else’s van build the other yesterday, having all the solar panels at the front of the van and having a rooftop deck is a game changer. But only having one way to go up to the deck without a ladder hanging outside is a sky light for your bed. So as a solo female van lifer ain’t nobody gonna climb up your deck from the outside.
Finally we got another video. It's nice to see your progress on the van . ❤
Having solar panels on my terrace, supplies power to my radio, cooler and misting fan; makes beverages taste much better in the heat ❤
It looks you are making great progress and doing a top job 👍 You're inspiring me to get on with my VW Crafter conversion. I'm just waiting for some Florida style weather to hit England 😎then I can crack on with it!. Looking forward to your next videos.
@13:05 if you place a deck of sorts in those empty spaces, it will also provide shade for the top of the van and keep it much, much cooler inside.
Looks like it is really coming along very well !! And that flooring is so pretty that I hate to see most of it get covered. :)
Thank you 4 another great video!! The Van looks great! Glad ur feeling better😊
You have made a lot of progress since the last video you posted, well done!! Don't be concerned about how you use tools, we all have to start somewhere. Us old timers tend to get slack as we age and sometimes use tools inappropriately, which is worse.
If you need furniture and everything for your conversion Northern Indiana is the capital of the RV industry and there are a lot of surplus companies that sell new surplus. Hope this helps. Good luck on your build.
I sure have missed you. The difficult part is done and what a fantastic job you have done thus far.
How exciting. It’s coming together. So much work in the coverings 🎉
Omgoodness your van is going to be so nice, out of time right now hope I can finish your video this week ❤👍👍👍👍👍🥂
What not to like. A bright, intelligent lady converting a van into a camper. The only mistake I made was not putting in enough insulation, I think you may find your in the same camp. My floor gets very cold in winter. Think the quality of the work so far looks very good. Keep posting and stay happy!
Thanks! My floor is insulated too
I can't stop watching tour Channel, the details on your cuts, the step by steps , the positive energy 😊
Wow your skill set is impressive and improving day by day. Van is looking fab. So excited for you. Thank you for sharing with us. X❤
Elisa .... nice efforts for building the van. you are really thinking and working in Technical way by watching U tube
Great to see you back. Cheers my day up to see lovely lady working so hard.
People don`t expect pretty little ladies to able to do this work, well done.
welcome back alica,for awhile there i thought u gave up but i c, ur still at it and its coming along nicely.
Good morning Elisa & Sister & double ear rubs Chloe ! I’m glad to hear you’re back on top of your game ! May the New Year be filled with Life’s Endless Blessings ! The build is looking great, you’re doing an amazing job ! Keep up the fantastic work & keep smiling !
Elisa! Glad your back!! Great job on the solar panels and flooring, everything is coming together well. Keep the videos coming!!! Cheers and besitos!!!😘
Really nice job, it's taking shape and I love watching the progress. Keep em coming!
Hold the bolt up from underneath which will keep the wrench in place and it will be much easier for you 👍🙂
You’re doing a great job! It’s going to look fantastic when it’s finished.
Floor looks fantastic! I'm so looking forward to seeing more.
I have been wondering where you have been. Happy to see you back!
Great to see your better, the floors already give it a cozy vibe. Solar panels an obvious game changer. Coming along nicely! 👍🏽🙏🏽
Elisa,you did a great job,well done.
Hi Elisa🎉great job so far on the van, good luck with the rest of the fitting. Tony 🇬🇧❤️
Good job ma’am!! I would go drive it around and after a few hrs of driving go back through every bolt and screw installed on that roof and do a retorque!
Good to see you back great job on the van I can’t wait to see it all done you’re amazing and awesome 😊
I must say you have done an awesome job because it’s hard to work alone on such projects with out having any experience…. Hey make sure u tight the screws of ur solar panels because when u drive the van it gets lose by jumps …. Mk sure keep a check on it cheers n keep up the great work
10:22 Wise choice of words my lady ... hard indeed
Work hard for the moneyshot
Somethings getting hard there... 😂
cochino
You are an incredible woman. Thank you for sharing your journey.
OMG love how nice it looks. Congratulations you're doing amazing.
Sorry to hear that you were down for a while. You've really been busy! I've insulated a few of the Promasters and the channels are "fun" with a capital F. But you got through it. You will find that if you invest in an extendable duster like a Swiffer. That cleaning the panels is a bit easier. And it is double duty, you can hit the flooring also. Which by the way, you did a Fantastic job of installing! That's usually where I am called. People have a tendency to start on one side and by the middle they see that the lines are going crazy lol. I can't wait to see the wiring going in. A little advice. Use the grey plastic electrical conduit. You will never need to take a wall apart to work on the wiring or add something. Just pull a string through the conduit from one junction box to the next and leave a little to tie onto. If you want to add another set of wires just tape onto your string and pull them through. Just remember to add a new string at the other end so you have one handy for the next time. I like the layout you decided on. The extra storage space in back is perfect. So easy to get to things from the doors. Keep up the great work!
First time watching your video and i was thoroughly impressed by your dedication and work. My dad always said "if someone else can do it, you can too" There are lots of reasons to doing things yourself, but the two main ones are, you save money and you have the pride of saying I did it myself.
GREAT JOB, AND LEARNING THE TOOLS... TOO CUTE😋😄, BLUE LOCTITE ON THE SCREWS... CHECK. GROMMETS ARE AWESOME, JUST A LITTLE HELP, ANY HOLES YOU PUT ON THE ROOF, BE SURE TO ADD SIKIFLEX WHITE TO SEAL THEM UP. EVEN OVER GROMMETS. THE FLOOR IS SWEEET, VERY PROFESSIONAL. I HAVE 400 WATTS ON MY ROOF, AND ITS PLENTY, BUT TRY TO GET A POWERBANK WITH AT LEAST 2000 WATTS OR MORE . THEY TAKE UP LESS ROOM THAN LITHIUM BATTERIES AND ALL THE COMPONENTS INVOLVED. PLUS A POWERBANK CAN BE INCREASED REAL EASY AND IS PORTABLE. WELL DONE BEAUTIFUL. 🙏🙏👍👍💛💛
Well done. Stunning both you and the van
Great to see the progress you’re making
building your van. For someone with no previous skills you’re doing an excellent job.
Hope to see more from you and your bunny
Wonderful job on the flooring. I'm certain your shadow would agree.
tyfs~!!
Beautiful honey. I am sorry to hear you were sick and down for a while. You are doing a great job on your van conversion. I love how well you cut the laminate flooring and the color is beautiful. You are doing a very good job on the roof rack and solar panel. You are a beautiful woman . Love you. ❤❤❤❤
For someone who don't know what you doing, you doing a awesome job and looking fabulous 😍 doing it... So Very Sweet 😍❤😇 🙏🏿
You are very talented! A true inspiration for all of us!
I've been mechanically inclined since my early 20's. I'm in my 30's now, and let me tell you. Even after over a decade of being a "maker" I still dread certain jobs. Especially when I have minimal experience in it. Your "can do" attitude is such a good reminder that everything is "figure out-able". You earned a subscriber here - I can't wait to see how your journey unfolds.
very conscientious work. Great! Many regards from Berlin in Germany, your friend Ralf
There should be more women like this, so sweet and willing to do things she is not familiar with and doing a dam good job.
You’re right to say that you must be patient! Always try to do your very best! You’re doing a great job! Thanks for sharing!!
I cordially offer to donate a crescent wrench to your tool box. Solar panel brackets were painful to watch. Nice to watch you on your learning process.
Great job, you really pay attention to detail. You're hired! Looking at your progress, standing back and seeing what you've done is the reward. I find that if I'm not building something I don't feel complete. I think I like the planning and gathering and executing something, then I'm like, "What's next". Some things never get finished though, lots of abandoned projects due to time and $.