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@@tenacity-ridge thank you! I’m super excited to be doing this finally. Been planning and pondering for years

@Jeep-Creep it's exciting! I need to finish mine up so I can start on another one!

@ heck ya! Checking your channel now. I’m loving your build

@@Jeep-Creep thanks!

@@PhillipReece it’s such a great sounding radio!

@Jeep-Creep to be honest, the radio function isn't great on mine but the Bluetooth sounds way better than I expected. Works flawlessly with the second speaker too.

@ making me wish I bought a second speaker

Oil wrench - 65mm diameter 14 sided. Part number 57001-1249 Drain plug - 10mm socket

@@ZenWombs I never really thought about building them for people before.

@Jeep-Creep im willing to pay! Please 🙏 lol

@ what do you suppose is a good price for one of these. I can check to see what my material costs are

@@Jeep-Creep how long does it take to make it?

@ oh a few hours maybe

@@cindydavisnowell6502 ya I really had my doubts but I didn’t give up

​@@Jeep-Creep very inspiring that you didn't and a nice payoff!! ❤

@ yes for sure I’m hooked now too. I’m actually building a bigger one as we speak. It’s on my channel. Plan with this one is to be bc able to sleep 2, with a shower, and can haul my UTV

@@Jeep-Creep I subscribed so it should show up, looking forward to seeing the process and finished project. 4 wheeling is always a plus!!

@ oh yeah lots of toys I am into 😎

@@rexking3698 I put links in the description of the video

@@lewchaney2138 I’ve used this stove in a cabin. I need to do a video showing how to pipe it to outside. Thank you for the view

@@PainterD54 thank you for the tips I will slow down the wire

@@chrismcfixit gross 🤮 even worse 🐀

@@MikeM-ld1rw I love this hack! It’s probably better and I know for sure cheaper than the electric pump version of this. I think the electric Flo n Go is li my e $100 more this is a $15 hack lol

@@amypayjack6481 it fits around the pipe going into the burn chamber and is currently loosely being held up by the pipe for easier removal. It’s pretty firm wire

@@willschultz5452 oh yeah. I’m out there in the cold.

@@sarinaarms2865 I don’t think you need to. I could be wrong. Trailers in Michigan registration just shows length and weight. So it’s basically the same. I don’t think you need to reclassify it. If I’m wrong please correct me.

@@Jeep-Creep thanks

@@chito1761 thank you!

@@agilkazimov1970 I’m torn between using it as reverse lights or just spot lights. It got cold out so I’ve put it on hold a bit. Most likely I will tie it into the reverse lights. I will make a video when I do

@@shelbyGT40 no unfortunately not. I need to use a thicker rubber

@@ddoghunt3471 thank you! 🙏

@@iamjordank I wouldn’t use dry wall it might crack and crumble. You can use any material the easiest to paint is thin wood. They sell plastic vinyl sheets or fiberglass sheets that look like public restroom walls that are water proof and textured. You can use just about anything light weight. Stay away from rigid materials like ceramic tile or drywall. Where ya based out of? I’m in Mid-Michigan near Fenton. What kind of video editing software do you like? What kind of cameras and mics do you like? I’m looking into getting better equipment. Also a small popup, your biggest worry is weight. You need to make sure you are not over loading the axle. I personally like using 2x4s for a box frame all around and 1/2” sanded plywood. It’s smooth and if painted well will last forever. You really don’t need insulation on a small camper. It’s pretty easy to keep cool in summer and warm in winter.

@@Jeep-Creep I thought I replied but guess it didn't go through. I'm back and forth from NC to Northern OH. And it all depends on your budget, would love to connect and help out.

@@RobRanson thank you! Yeah I work with the few tools I have and I am always budget conscious. I have a lot of less than perfect methods but it’s coming along nicely so far! Stay tuned I got a neat idea for that rear door next week.

@@frank_III no problem. I am aiming for weekly releases. This one took a bit longer with all the dry times

@@murraymadness4674 This one is more of a solo camper 1 person only. My brother has camped with me by sleeping on an air mattress perpendicular to my bed on the floor. The floor plan is only 6’x6’ so there isn’t a lot of room. I didn’t want a tent camper at all. Part of the major weight reduction was getting rid of the tent slide outs. They are very heavy. Camper weights 1660lbs well within the 2000lbs capacity. I have a 100watt panel that is plenty to keep my diesel heater running off grid as well as powering my DC lights and DC fridge. You can stay off grid a long time if you wanted too. Link me to your video sounds awesome. Also make sure you subscribe and turn on my notifications. I’m doing a new camper. Larger 8’x12’ and I am building it into a toyhauler camper from a free PopUp. Going to have a ramp, with a fold out roof for shade with deck too.

@@naderqaisieh1104 when I hit the hardware store next I will bring in a bolt and have them size it

@@ivan-hidalgo thank you for the info

@@mrMacGoover I strongly considered going down to 3/8. I weighed the 1/2” 4x8 to be about 40lbs per sheet. I am keeping track of removed weight and added weight. I am hoping I keep everything within reason. I have I believe a 900lbs CCC cargo carrying Capacity. I will post all the weights

@@candyharding8361 the app is tied to my phone. I think it’s pretty secure. If you have knowledge of this product being hackable let me know. Also if they want to watch my dog sleep it’s not the end of the world lol 😂

@@USMC-es4yy oh I cleaned it up nice lol

@@trendyprojectors4743 yeah it’s pretty cool

@@billcollier8208 thank you! Subscribe to my channel I’m building a bigger one now too!

@@599javier yes it works great! I’ve used it all summer no issues

Thanks ,planning to buy one and do the same

@ if your going to be rolling it across a lawn like myself I’d consider this second mod. Larger wheels. I love my setup. Used it all summer no complaints. th-cam.com/video/mbMXuDgKREM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eAKRfbVFLSAtqZE5

@@schlc77 you are most definitely right! I didn’t realize it was vacuum at the time.

I am not sure if you have to or not. It’s still same length and similar weight.

@ Thanks. That’s what I figured.

@@lauratibbles6598 thank you, I’m building a bigger one now. Subscribe to my channel and follow my progress.

@@FrankieGiannini-e2r good luck it’s a pain but can be done easily. Let me know how it goes

Have you ever heard of anybody switching the canvases to a new mechanism? The one I got is a little beat up.

@ ​​⁠​​⁠I haven’t heard of anyone switching the canvas. Originally I was going to steal parts from the good roof and put it on the bad. So yes I think you can switch the canvas. Is it going to be easy. Maybe not.

@@highcountrystories that’s a pretty good idea!

@@djflow1227 I’ve got it scheduled. Think I’m going to do my releases on Saturdays except this one since people will be home for thanksgiving

@@Jeep-Creepnice, I’m watching it now 🎉

@ enjoy! I have another episode scheduled in a couple days Saturday

@@kentgoodall8411 I don’t see why not. Might need a bit more elbow grease

@Jeep-Creep thanks

@@Young937phoenix it’s been several years and my roof is stronger than ever.

@@BuilditRT thanks for the sub

@@EswinMuralles-q6d check the junk yards. It’s where I found mine