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bob dupee
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Hobie 1Trek 11 for the Ocean
My Hobie iTrek 11 modifications for ocean fishing in the Baja
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To Build a Barn SD 480p
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A short video showing all steps of building a barn/garage from design to completion. Builds by McGill is a one man operation I hired to build this stylish and functional space. It's complete with ¾ ply interior walls, recycled from the foundation forms, and Hardboard siding for durability and fireproofing. It was constructed in less than 3 months.
DIY TRUCK TOPPER
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How to make your own lightweight & sturdy plywood truck canopy/topper. Step by step instructions, using common woodworking tools and readily found materials. This has been field tested on the rugged roads of Baja Mexico with a heavy kayak on top.
No- Hassle Hoophouse pt 3 transplanting the easy way
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How to get your starts into the ground simply and safely, and protect them from early freezing and insect damage.
Cold Climate No Hassle Hoophouse pt2; seedlings & hydroponics
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How to do easy seed starts using a soil blocker and basic hydroponics for home use
Cold Climate No Hassle Hoophouse
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beat the Coronavirus by producing your own food year around
Hydroponic Garden Update
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Canadian Hydroponic Garden in August, a low maintenance approach to gardening in a small space
Winching a Kayak onto Toyota Hilux
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A Native Kayak Propel gets winched onto the top of a Toyota Hilux and saves my back!
Have a small pickup and planning on building a topper from tubular steel and aluminium sheeting. Sealing is my only issue.
From experience, spar varnish looks nice . However, put a coat on every year to maintain it .because if the topper is left out in the weather , it's going to flake...( this isn't your grandpas spar varnish to use on a boat). They have taken a majority of (toxin) chemicals out . Basically pulling its teeth... a better choice is to fiberglass it .. Nice looking topper ...👍👍👍
Awesome build
Badass, Bob
I'll send picks I haven't started but oh I have ideas
Awesome build Bob! ❤
Great Job!
I fish a lot of canyon lakes in Colorado. How do you manage the spray?
Thankfully the spray is pretty warm in the Baja. It does get wet though.
Nice work. What did it cost you? It's nearly impossible to find a great condition shell for 03 SR5 Access Cab for under a grand.
Good job. My design cost less then 200 so far. th-cam.com/video/8nBXaCwk4Qw/w-d-xo.html
Really enjoyed. Great job @
People charge $50-200 for nice used fiberglass toppers all the time. Nice job building this but people practically give them away for anyone interested.
But why not build it yourself. Bragging rights, a fun project, custom made, etc
@Tibiansgarage I hear what you're saying. If you have the time, I support that. I currently have hundreds of projects that are a larger priority, we have 5 children and we homeschool, I work 1000 miles away from my home full time, and if I ever get free time, I have dozens and dozens of hobbies.
What you use to seal the wood?
Awesome!!!! Thank you.
I know this is fairly old, but I wanted to give you some firm info on whether its required to have a 3rd breaklight for the benifit of any DIY guy or gal out there wanting to do this: The answer is yes, but no. Federal law requires caps that are sold by dealers to have a center stop lamp if they (the dealers) install the cap, and the cap would obstruct the original stop lamp. HOWEVER you can buy caps without them, and install them yourself. You can also make one DIY and install it yourself. Because the owner of the vehicle is not, by federal law, subject to the part of the law that requires replacing inoperable stop lamps. TLDR: If you install a truck cap that would block your 3rd break light, you are not required to put one on the cap. Only companies that manufacture AND install are subject to that part of the law. Link to NHSTA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) Saying exactly what is mentioned above: www.nhtsa.gov/interpretations/15737ztv I would like to comment that its a good idea to have one, but if you aren't absolutely sure you know what your doing, do NOT mess with vehicle wiring. As an electrical engineer I'm here to tell you don't do it. It's dangerous, you could seriously harm or kill yourself on live wires (yes even your break light wires) or more likely, you'll fry your vehicles internals. If you really want to get a 3rd light, get a mechanic to do it for you, or at least be present to instruct you.
thanks for sharing Bob!
Bob, They Steel your Tools by Removing the Pins from Your Hinges… thanks.
Why is boomer whispering. The ad before was twice as loud. And it’s on max volume
I can’t help you here. TH-cam controls all the ads.
Uncle Bob, dude🎉 ill be doing this! Way cheaper than buying from leer here inthe USA
I'm going to build one of these for my Ford sport trac's since they didn't make very many bed caps for them this would be killer to have for winter camping
How long did it take you to build camper top?
Didnt know you guys got the hilux in canada
We don't, was looking for this comment, he must've imported it
hello bob
Great job on the design and construction of the topper. I might have fiber glassed the whole outside so as to protect the plywood and then painted or varnished over the glass. Do you sleep inside the truck bed and if so have you given any thought to installing s insulation boards to both firm up the side panels and to provide insulation?
I enjoyed your video.. your Canadian A guy from Brampton Ontario 😊 Cheers
Nice work! I've been looking for a DIY topper for my truck to keep the dogs. I'll also add plenty of sound deadening/insulation as well to keep the road noise down. Thanks for posting!
Thanks
You can polish the rust on the hinges down with a green "Scotchbrite" nylon dish cleaning pad. Then, I would car wax over them, to prevent any new rust. cheap and easy
Thanks
Wow this is great thanks for making this tutorial really helpful gives a lot of confidence for me to try it myself
What is weight of shell?
Not sure but I can carry it on my back by my self. Maybe 50 lbs?
Great video! Where did you buy your locking door handles?
Amazon though they should be available at some big hardware stores
Thank you for your geat video, what means did you use when cutting and drilling the Plexiglas to keep it from cracking?
The lexan is really tough and doesn’t crack like plexiglass. I cut it with a fine tooth blade and scroll saw.
Have you patterned this design? It’s incredible! Your additions are genius! ❤
Good video..
Good job too many insignificant details though
I wouldn’t say to many details. Because this is actually perfect for someone who wants to make one, helps to have more info than not enough.
Great idea what you have done. I thought about building one like that only covering with the white plastic like material that you see in restaurant bathroom.
Very nice! How was the trip in Mexico? Any problems?
Cool! Now that’s an amazing barn!
I just got my short bed silverado truck topper estimate at 3500 bucks for some fiberglass, Gonna build my own out of ply and pine.Thanks
I have been planning to build a frame like that inside my fiberglass topper, there's nothing to hang anything and to strengthen the top for a rack on top
Thanks for sharing. Now, I'm thinking of building my own for our 2023 Tundra.
I'm just going to Gorilla tape the whole thing🤔
Why did bed cap shells fall out of favor? We always had one, never interfered with using the truck, extremely usually bad weather, shipping, etc.
Very nice job
Excellent build
Glad you used polycarbonate/lexan for the window instead of acrylic/plexiglass.
Lexan is tougher but it doesn't stand up to the weather, it needs UV protection, unlike Perspex.
Great job bro , i am in the process of just building one for my Isuzu D Max Diesel 😁😁🤘🤘
Nice work 👍
How'd you get a Hilux.... In Canada
I was thinking the same. A quick google says they don't sell it in canada
You get extra thumbs up for the "what is that- $20 US?" 👍👍👍
he was exceptionally fluent in giving dimensions in inches, and distances in Km... :D
I am SO going to copy this (with maybe a modification or two)!
Me too