I feel ya about the multiple trips to Lowes. In an earlier time I lived 2 blocks from our local hardware store. I finally realized a use for all the kids we had.I could send a different kid for each item(so they wouldn't be confused). I could work all day and not miss a beat. The hardware is long gone and the kids grew up,darn. I am also building a hard side from a canvas popup. Never considered a slide out, excellent idea. I've never used metal studs , but will give them a shot, mostly for weight savings. Apparently they need more corner bracing to prevent twisting of the structure( especially moving down the road). Good luck on your build and thanks for the great idea.
Getting ready to start my conversion!! Are you concerned about the weight of 2x4? Would 2x4 be best for corners and smaller for the rest of framing? Cant wait to see everything you come up with for this!
Yes, very concerned about weight and how it will tow. I'm upgrading the axle and suspension. Hopefully that will help. Kinda figuring it out as I go. So far walls are sturdy and I think it will work out. More videos coming!
I talk about it in a later video, it's really not feasible for what I want to do with the build. It is pretty much going to be parked on my property and used as a tiny home.
You do a really great job of making things easy to understand, the how & functionality, WITHOUT it being draggy! Keep them coming! 🖤💜🧡🌛🌚🌜🍁🌻
I feel ya about the multiple trips to Lowes. In an earlier time I lived 2 blocks from our local hardware store. I finally realized a use for all the kids we had.I could send a different kid for each item(so they wouldn't be confused). I could work all day and not miss a beat. The hardware is long gone and the kids grew up,darn.
I am also building a hard side from a canvas popup. Never considered a slide out, excellent idea. I've never used metal studs , but will give them a shot, mostly for weight savings. Apparently they need more corner bracing to prevent twisting of the structure( especially moving down the road). Good luck on your build and thanks for the great idea.
I have been thinking of doing the same thing. Very interesting. Might do it to my camper not sure?
I guess your roof top was pretty solid?
Getting ready to start my conversion!! Are you concerned about the weight of 2x4? Would 2x4 be best for corners and smaller for the rest of framing? Cant wait to see everything you come up with for this!
Yes, very concerned about weight and how it will tow. I'm upgrading the axle and suspension. Hopefully that will help. Kinda figuring it out as I go. So far walls are sturdy and I think it will work out. More videos coming!
@@beemobgarage awesome!! Did you use 2x4 or 1x4 for wall studs?
I used 2x3, right in the middle. Hoping it will give the strength without a lot of extra weight.
do you have anymore new videos on the camper build, would like to see how its all done, im thinking of doing the same for my camper.
More are coming, just need to find the time.
Also, you should own stock in Lowe's lmao
Do you rekon this will pull down tje road nicely when finished?
I really hope it does, but is as aerodynamic as a box and light. So It will be interesting for sure! Maiden voyage will hopefully be in the spring!
are you lift the roof to full height, can you really tow this at highway speed?
I talk about it in a later video, it's really not feasible for what I want to do with the build. It is pretty much going to be parked on my property and used as a tiny home.
what size is wood used
2x2 for the walls mostly.