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How many needed to warm the square drop?

Chilled, Damn!!! That is BAD ASS!!! Well Done!!!

Well done. Thanks for sharing

Seriously well done! Easily one of the best I've ever seen.

great work 👌🏼👍🏼😍

This is awesome to see an australian video of a camper build - Did you consider using an existing trailer as a base?

It is very cool for people with the skill and tools. First DIY that does not look like a headache to use.

for real

I just want to say thank you as well. I am going to build a camper like yours 2 weeks from now and will incorporate your tips.

Very helpful. Thank you.

What a beautiful well thought out camper. Congrats. I hope you are enjoying it.

good warning. Were your rails at all loose in the seat clamp?

Lol searched for the exact description of the video after bringing the hairdryer in to my bed for the first time lol it works! Great minds…

😂❤🎉

Great tips

The explanation you provided as you progressed took me from not knowing anything about how the brakes on my trailer worked to now having a good understanding. My first job for today is to relubricate and adjust the brakes on my Chinese trailer so they work (Something they have never done since the day I purchased it.

Perfect video mate exactly what I needed

Shasta is my build name. Only mountain I've summitted

Que chingo te quedó

I can't believe that comes in under 750kg. All that heavy gauge steel, layers of thick plywood, 60kg of water, ... They are often built with much lighter steel frame and composite foam/polycarbonate panels to get in under that weight and have enough left over for all your camping kit.

You are not a DIY builder. You are a professional builder without a company. Fantastic.

thank you for this tutorial will definetly have to givbe it a try

Brilliant video

What kind of welding did you do for the frame ?

Very nice. Good job. It would be nice if you could put the links in the description of the parts and where did you purchase it, or the specks so we can find them in the US. Thanks for sharing

Loved the video. I have an electric brake controller on my Ute so I’ll be utilising electric brakes on my trailer when I can get it done

Thinking about using aluminum for mine. With the option of bolting it all together. Do you think that would work or do you know anyone who’s used aluminum for these ??

Only one window? It looks heavy. What’s the weight?

Just came across this video. Nice build, did a great job. I'm curious what the final weight was. Do you know that?

The movement of the wheel is a common issue with leaf springs. Another is left-right loading imbalance, which causes excessive left-right tilt in the trailer, causing the inner tops of the wheels on the heavy side to tilt in towards the the trailer frame. The rear door on these less tall campers can be improved by creating an L shaped (viewed from the side) rear door and hinging from the top side of the camper (just under your rear roof rack). It is more complicated but gives you a lot more head room. Keep up the good work.

Mate, brilliant build and turned out awesome. A few questions and thoughts: 1. Why did you choose a wooden frame for the cabin vs say using RHS or square steel tube? I am debating this point right now and interested in your views and experience. 2. Double ply walls - understand you needed the structural integrity, but did you consider a laminated or hollow core approach using thinner ply on the outer (8-12mm), then borders/bracing for the insulation layer, then another thinner play or faced laminate on the inner layer? Not saying you did it wrong, but I saw a lot of wastage and effort in cutting out your inner ply. 3. Did you consider the aluminium composite sheeting rather than plywood for the walls? 4. I love the shelfing layout - I will likely steal your ideas :) 5. How did you get front - rear balance? This has to be one of the best camper build videos out there, really good you focussed on how you built it and not showing off what you built.

Amazing build and info. I'd like to do something similar and live in Vic , this is so relevant to me. I have an old 1970 coleman poptop I'm thinking of converting as it's not enjoyable setting up and packing down. You've given me a lot of inspiration. Thank you!

Great Job...........But on a safety note never use an angle grinder without a guard ......Discs can explode at any time and pierce your body.

Very honest video, i have built a camp trailer, im going to build a tear drop trailer next ( should have in the first place ). little mistakes you have made, believe me, i understand. r and d the professionals spend a lot of money on, where the home builders go suck it and see.

Wow, I have a Pedego e-bike and a Nissan Sentra. I was looking at a teardrop trailer and saw that I would need a solution for my bike. This is very nice. I would have thought the same.

Where do I get these panels at in the United States?

What are the dimensions of your trailer? I was going to build a square drop trailer like yours but 5' wide x 10' long x 4' high! I am going to use a Timbren suspension.

Looks very cool.

Excellent job ❤

Hey mate what’s the total weight? Cheers

You are going to set your blanket on fire.

what profiles and sealing did you use for your back door?

Excellent work, thanks for sharing, greetings from Mexico

Fantastic share as always. So excited for by build based on your ideas. You are top shelf. Much respect 🙏

Your weight is wrong it will be a pig to tow, you need all the weight up front not at the rear

Hey mate, very helpful video, thank you! Helped me build my first breaker trailer. Small issue tho…the leaver as well as it’s entire assembly moves when I pull on it, causing the shoes to scape once it’s realised. It only moves by a few mm but enough to throw the shoes off centre. Is it supposed to be fully fixed with only the leaver moving or some movement is ok? Thanks!

Thanks for the helpful video. Where did you get the coupling from?

So appreciate you. I'm still planning my build after so much research. But I see a light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you for the great video. Top shelf build share.

You are a god! I've been slowly designing my trailer over the last 4 months. I have a similar design planned with some few changes for my needs. I'm buying a Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness this year that has a tow weight of 3200 max. What's the dry weight of your design? Awesome dude!!! Thank you so much for making this video.

15:39 where did you get the numberplate surround…. Is it an online job or from a store. I am in oz.