Have you seen our entire school bus conversion from the beginning? 😁Watch now on this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL9draHvRc4dlRpalGZo26GsPuomUSrcG8.html
@@philipporter7650 thanks a ton! We’re putting all of our energy into this build! We appreciate you watching! Are you building a Skoolie too? - Brian + Erin
@@philipporter7650 LOL! You’re right! There’s nothing square about busses & they do cost moolah, which is why we gotta work non-stop to cash flow this build. No silver spoon here!
Thanks so much Papa Truman! Yeah, this part of the build is quite difficult considering the small space to work. However, we feel it’ll give us the space for essential components we couldn’t fit in the cab. Thanks for watching! - Brian + Erin
Thanks @Cans Float Bottles Dont! You're lucky you already have underbody storage and just need to insulate it! Building the structure is laborious for sure! It'll be pretty stout though. Thanks for watching, y'all! - Brian + Erin
@@BEAdventurePartners I think we’re doing the fresh tanks under the bed and don’t know quite yet where we’re putting the grey tank. Trying to be as balanced as possible front to back and side to side. What’s the point of insulating in the storage? Can’t you just do a tank heater if you’re in a cold place?
Hey there @urban explorer! We’re very grateful to be able to use the space we’re in. Helps keep the snow off us while we’re working! Thanks so much for watching! - Brian + Erin
Hola Brain y Erin les cuento que soy de Argentina y descubri su canal hace un par de semanas y los vi a todos desde la reforma del colectivo ( bus ) te escrbo en Español porque estoy seguro que ers latino ( Brain ) a pesar de no entender nada del ingles me divierto mucho con ustedes dos jajaja . Bueno espero el proximo video , les mando un gran abrazo para los dos desde Argentina ( en el ultimo video pusieron que se tomaban una siesta y aca son sagradas las siestas jajajaj )
¡Hola @Roberto Sisto! ¡Muchas gracias por ver nuestros videos a pesar de que no habla inglés! Sí, yo (Brian) soy de Texas y soy descendiente de México, mientras que Erin es de Canadá. Hablamos un poco de español y estamos lejos de ser bilingües. Sin embargo, nos complace escribirle en español aquí en los comentarios. Antes de copiar y pegar su mensaje en Google Translate de español a inglés, leemos su mensaje en español y luego anticipamos cuál es el significado. Luego lo pusimos en Google Translate y estábamos bastante cerca de traducir por nuestra cuenta. ¡A los dos nos encanta aprender y hablar español! Siempre que deje un mensaje, estaremos encantados de conversar con usted. Ojalá pudiéramos haber llegado a Argentina cuando viajábamos, pero no logramos llegar tan al sur antes de construir nuestro Skoolie. ¿También estás construyendo un Skoolie? ¡Gracias por mirar y esperamos tener más conversaciones contigo! ¡Abrazos desde Canadá! - Brian + Erin
@@BEAdventurePartners Brain te cuento que aca en Argentina son muy pocos los omnibus reformados , yo fui camionero hasta los 50 años y viaje mucho al sur de nuestro pais ( donde estan los mejores lugares para visitar ) hoy trabajo el campo de mi señora y tengo un taller de torneria y me encata ver como reforman los omnibus ustedes . Un abrazo Roberto
@@vosotras1 ¡Muy genial! ¡Encajarías perfectamente con viajar en un skoolie! Una vez que el nuestro esté terminado, nos encantaría conducir hasta América del Sur. Aunque tendríamos que ponerlo en un bote una vez que lleguemos a Panamá para ir de Centroamérica a Sudamérica. Un día, cuando podamos pagarlo, agregaremos subtítulos en español a todos nuestros videos para que pueda leer lo que estamos diciendo.
You guys are AWESOME!!!! It looks great. But I feel for you. This took me right back to ours and being under the bus. That was a lot of work and sore body parts. But It’s so worth it in the end. You have got this. Thanks 😊 for the shoutout. Love you guys. 💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰
We think YOU GUYS are AWESOME too!!! Love how your roof is coming out! Solar panels look great the way you arranged them! Thanks for watching & for inspiring us! - Brian + Erin
Definitely could be a fallout shelter or a faraday cage! With the state of the world, it may be necessary for survival 😂 Thanks for watching @TEXAN1845 - Brian + Erin
Yep,crawl space work is the best.Especially by yourself,doing floor supports,skillsawing plywood and 2×4s.Screwing it all together because lets face it,hammering in there?😳😂
You know the pain @Janet Martin! It ended up pretty good! Still have vertical supports to do along with finishing fixing the floor down. More to come! Thanks for watching! - Brian + Erin
You guys are sooooo funny...... There's no such thing as a left handed chicken stretcher...... They are all universal...... You must be thinking of the Left Handed Turkey Plucker........ lol Great job on that bus. I love your videos..... Peace and Blessings...
We may need to make one a thing 😂 That left handed turkey plucker is quite the hand tool! Gotta have forearms of steel to handle it! LOL! Thanks for watching, @Daniel Wright! - Brian + Erin
Hey @Philip Porter! After Googling "Left handed screwdriver" a Wikipedia article came up for a phrase called "A fool's errand" which is a type of practical joke or prank where a newcomer to a group, typically in a professional context, is given an impossible or nonsensical task by older or more experienced members of the group. Many such errands require the victim to travel some distance and request an impossible object by name. When I worked in the restaurant industry about a decade ago, "left handed chicken stretcher" was the tool to request as it increased the amount of chicken one could get out of a single breast along with tenderizing it in the process. It doesn't exist! LOL However... There are a TON of tool terms that I should have picked from instead of that one, which would have been even funnier! Here's more: "board stretcher", "eye measures", "hammer grease", "wall expander", "glass hammer", "cable stretcher" Thanks for chiming in! It's fun to be goofy! - Brian + Erin
GREAT WORK GUYS.... Is there any reason you used a seam sealer over any other type caulk like Sikaflex???? Does the seam sealer dry and paint over it????
Hey hey @wade albert! Thanks so much! We’re working hard on this project. Sikaflex is a solid caulking choice. The reason we chose Seam sealer over Sikaflex for this application is that it’s used by the auto industry to seal seams, it’s heavy duty, resists weather deterioration, stays flexible and is paintable. It can also be sculpted & feathered by spraying with naptha or camp stove fuel. We go into more details on how we use it in this video th-cam.com/video/y5KD5enjK-E/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps! Let us know if you have any other questions & thanks for watching! - Brian + Erin
If you ever do need to replace the tanks, you could consider making your own to the exact size and shape needed for the space you have. Check out th-cam.com/video/ddLlSRtYqFU/w-d-xo.html for the first of 3 demonstration videos on how to do that for a bus.
Whoa!!!! Sooo cool @Trevor Robinson! Thanks so much for the share! We hadn't seen this one by @Lacroix Cruiser but have seen other videos by him and they are quite creative! We like the idea of fabing our own holding tanks in the future if the barrels don't work out (because, as you probably know... we LOVE creating and being crafty!) Happy new year to ya! - Brian + Erin
Have you seen our entire school bus conversion from the beginning? 😁Watch now on this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL9draHvRc4dlRpalGZo26GsPuomUSrcG8.html
Yes it looks super cool well done you too
@@philipporter7650 thanks a ton! We’re putting all of our energy into this build! We appreciate you watching!
Are you building a Skoolie too?
- Brian + Erin
Na it's money and buses aren't square as you probably already know
@@philipporter7650 LOL! You’re right! There’s nothing square about busses & they do cost moolah, which is why we gotta work non-stop to cash flow this build. No silver spoon here!
I just work and a bit fun
Wow B&E, I know right shelly and Randy are super inspirational.. your under bay is awesome. Loved this video 📹. Kirk
Thanks so much Papa Truman! Yeah, this part of the build is quite difficult considering the small space to work. However, we feel it’ll give us the space for essential components we couldn’t fit in the cab.
Thanks for watching!
- Brian + Erin
Think it is really great that you followed the advice of Randy and Shelly at Knapp time ,dont you just live those guys
Oh yeah! They are awesome & also get advice from their metal fabricator friends, so you know it’s a good design!
Thanks for watching!
- Brian + Erin
Looking very good y’all! Time for Knapp time after that one for sure😉. Excited to see the finished projected to boot!!
Thanks @Cans Float Bottles Dont! You're lucky you already have underbody storage and just need to insulate it! Building the structure is laborious for sure! It'll be pretty stout though. Thanks for watching, y'all!
- Brian + Erin
@@BEAdventurePartners I think we’re doing the fresh tanks under the bed and don’t know quite yet where we’re putting the grey tank. Trying to be as balanced as possible front to back and side to side. What’s the point of insulating in the storage? Can’t you just do a tank heater if you’re in a cold place?
Hey hey hey . Oh man I have serious work shop Envi lol
Hey there @urban explorer! We’re very grateful to be able to use the space we’re in. Helps keep the snow off us while we’re working! Thanks so much for watching!
- Brian + Erin
Hola Brain y Erin les cuento que soy de Argentina y descubri su canal hace un par de semanas y los vi a todos desde la reforma del colectivo ( bus ) te escrbo en Español porque estoy seguro que ers latino ( Brain ) a pesar de no entender nada del ingles me divierto mucho con ustedes dos jajaja . Bueno espero el proximo video , les mando un gran abrazo para los dos desde Argentina ( en el ultimo video pusieron que se tomaban una siesta y aca son sagradas las siestas jajajaj )
¡Hola @Roberto Sisto! ¡Muchas gracias por ver nuestros videos a pesar de que no habla inglés! Sí, yo (Brian) soy de Texas y soy descendiente de México, mientras que Erin es de Canadá. Hablamos un poco de español y estamos lejos de ser bilingües. Sin embargo, nos complace escribirle en español aquí en los comentarios. Antes de copiar y pegar su mensaje en Google Translate de español a inglés, leemos su mensaje en español y luego anticipamos cuál es el significado. Luego lo pusimos en Google Translate y estábamos bastante cerca de traducir por nuestra cuenta. ¡A los dos nos encanta aprender y hablar español! Siempre que deje un mensaje, estaremos encantados de conversar con usted. Ojalá pudiéramos haber llegado a Argentina cuando viajábamos, pero no logramos llegar tan al sur antes de construir nuestro Skoolie. ¿También estás construyendo un Skoolie? ¡Gracias por mirar y esperamos tener más conversaciones contigo! ¡Abrazos desde Canadá! - Brian + Erin
@@BEAdventurePartners Brain te cuento que aca en Argentina son muy pocos los omnibus reformados , yo fui camionero hasta los 50 años y viaje mucho al sur de nuestro pais ( donde estan los mejores lugares para visitar ) hoy trabajo el campo de mi señora y tengo un taller de torneria y me encata ver como reforman los omnibus ustedes . Un abrazo Roberto
@@vosotras1 ¡Muy genial! ¡Encajarías perfectamente con viajar en un skoolie! Una vez que el nuestro esté terminado, nos encantaría conducir hasta América del Sur. Aunque tendríamos que ponerlo en un bote una vez que lleguemos a Panamá para ir de Centroamérica a Sudamérica. Un día, cuando podamos pagarlo, agregaremos subtítulos en español a todos nuestros videos para que pueda leer lo que estamos diciendo.
You guys are AWESOME!!!! It looks great. But I feel for you. This took me right back to ours and being under the bus. That was a lot of work and sore body parts. But It’s so worth it in the end. You have got this. Thanks 😊 for the shoutout. Love you guys. 💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰
We think YOU GUYS are AWESOME too!!! Love how your roof is coming out! Solar panels look great the way you arranged them!
Thanks for watching & for inspiring us!
- Brian + Erin
Just grinding and painting our storage bays was a bitch. Can't imagine the fun of fabricating them from scratch!
Larry... You can imagine it (we've seen you build, you metal ninja!) Thanks for watching @AllMoMoMostHome Bus!
- Brian + Erin
Good video y’all great ingenuity on you’re bomb shelter Lol
Definitely could be a fallout shelter or a faraday cage! With the state of the world, it may be necessary for survival 😂
Thanks for watching @TEXAN1845
- Brian + Erin
Yep,crawl space work is the best.Especially by yourself,doing floor supports,skillsawing plywood and 2×4s.Screwing it all together because lets face it,hammering in there?😳😂
You know the pain @Janet Martin! It ended up pretty good! Still have vertical supports to do along with finishing fixing the floor down. More to come! Thanks for watching!
- Brian + Erin
All thoe i ges it's like the left handed scue driver 😂
Clearly they are for screwing in left handed screws which a right handed screwdriver cannot handle appropriately 😂
You guys are sooooo funny...... There's no such thing as a left handed chicken stretcher...... They are all universal......
You must be thinking of the Left Handed Turkey Plucker........ lol
Great job on that bus. I love your videos..... Peace and Blessings...
We may need to make one a thing 😂 That left handed turkey plucker is quite the hand tool! Gotta have forearms of steel to handle it! LOL!
Thanks for watching, @Daniel Wright!
- Brian + Erin
Apparently there's such a thing as a left handed scue driver
Hey @Philip Porter! After Googling "Left handed screwdriver" a Wikipedia article came up for a phrase called "A fool's errand" which is a type of practical joke or prank where a newcomer to a group, typically in a professional context, is given an impossible or nonsensical task by older or more experienced members of the group. Many such errands require the victim to travel some distance and request an impossible object by name.
When I worked in the restaurant industry about a decade ago, "left handed chicken stretcher" was the tool to request as it increased the amount of chicken one could get out of a single breast along with tenderizing it in the process. It doesn't exist! LOL
However... There are a TON of tool terms that I should have picked from instead of that one, which would have been even funnier! Here's more: "board stretcher", "eye measures", "hammer grease", "wall expander", "glass hammer", "cable stretcher"
Thanks for chiming in! It's fun to be goofy!
- Brian + Erin
👍🏻❤️
❤️👍🏻 Right back at ya!
@10:08 Left-handed chicken stretcher ✊🏾 LMAO 😂
LOL @G Michel, Jr. forgot about that.
Of all the cheap Amazon cobalt bits I tried, the Leton brand worked best. Others broke easier.
Thanks for the drill bit tip! We'll look up that brand! :)
GREAT WORK GUYS.... Is there any reason you used a seam sealer over any other type caulk like Sikaflex???? Does the seam sealer dry and paint over it????
Hey hey @wade albert! Thanks so much! We’re working hard on this project. Sikaflex is a solid caulking choice. The reason we chose Seam sealer over Sikaflex for this application is that it’s used by the auto industry to seal seams, it’s heavy duty, resists weather deterioration, stays flexible and is paintable. It can also be sculpted & feathered by spraying with naptha or camp stove fuel. We go into more details on how we use it in this video th-cam.com/video/y5KD5enjK-E/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps! Let us know if you have any other questions & thanks for watching!
- Brian + Erin
Hi a stupid question what's a left handed chicken stretcher😆😅😃
Not a stupid question! It’s a fictitious tool I made up that does everything all in one with no effort required 🤣
Thanks for watching!
- Brian + Erin
If you ever do need to replace the tanks, you could consider making your own to the exact size and shape needed for the space you have. Check out th-cam.com/video/ddLlSRtYqFU/w-d-xo.html for the first of 3 demonstration videos on how to do that for a bus.
Whoa!!!! Sooo cool @Trevor Robinson! Thanks so much for the share! We hadn't seen this one by @Lacroix Cruiser but have seen other videos by him and they are quite creative! We like the idea of fabing our own holding tanks in the future if the barrels don't work out (because, as you probably know... we LOVE creating and being crafty!)
Happy new year to ya!
- Brian + Erin