It looks like it'll be plenty strong. You might have to do something to smooth the airflow at the front, maybe? 110km/h wind catching that might try and lift the front wheels or something? It's coming along really nicely!
@ThalassTKynn Yes I have thought about the wind flow and being more efficient on the road. I may have to 'trial and error' some ideas if it doesn't work well. I would hate for it to lift off. Very scary indeed!
Excellent professional work! I think it's crosswinds that all tall vehicles, not just Kei cars, need to be aware of. Bridges in particular can have gusty winds, so be careful not to let them disrupt your steering.from Japan
@Dakotaro Yes, you're right, crosswinds can affect all cars, and I will try and make sure it's as efficient as can be without making the car loose its cute house theme. Thanks for watching 😀
Oh my goodness...I can't believe you found my small channel. I am a HUGE fan of yours. WOW!! Thank you so much for watching. You have given me inspiration in the Kei Truck Camper Community with your amazing videos 😃
@philjohnston007 Thanks 😊 the frame is 32mm x 32mm x 3mm. The base is 50mm x 50mm x 3mm. The 3mm is easier to weld for beginners so you don't burn through and get holes.
Have you weighted it? Can you give a approximate cost? It looks grrrrrrreat. What I can say is that is extremely strong compare to the one I saw thats about $1000 at eBay. Not even comparable.
Thank you :-) I plan on going to a weigh bridge soon to check how I am going weight wise. The tray said 350kg when I imported it, so I will try and make it as light as possible, and under this amount. Yes I wanted it built strong so it could withstand our highways at 110km
Do you think the frame is strong enough to withstand Australian Highways driving at 110 kilometres per hour/ 69 miles per hour?
It looks like it'll be plenty strong. You might have to do something to smooth the airflow at the front, maybe? 110km/h wind catching that might try and lift the front wheels or something?
It's coming along really nicely!
@ThalassTKynn Yes I have thought about the wind flow and being more efficient on the road. I may have to 'trial and error' some ideas if it doesn't work well. I would hate for it to lift off. Very scary indeed!
Excellent professional work! I think it's crosswinds that all tall vehicles, not just Kei cars, need to be aware of. Bridges in particular can have gusty winds, so be careful not to let them disrupt your steering.from Japan
@Dakotaro Yes, you're right, crosswinds can affect all cars, and I will try and make sure it's as efficient as can be without making the car loose its cute house theme. Thanks for watching 😀
I am also curious here in Cape Town, South Africa. Is that 25mm or 50mm aluminium square tubing you used?
I'm really looking forward to the completion😁
Oh my goodness...I can't believe you found my small channel. I am a HUGE fan of yours. WOW!! Thank you so much for watching. You have given me inspiration in the Kei Truck Camper Community with your amazing videos 😃
Look at you go Tam looks great 👍🏻 😊
@kelly5825 Thanks Kelly 😊 It's coming along nicely.
私も早く作りたい…出来上がりを楽しみにしてます😊
Good luck with your Camper Build. I hope it goes well. Thanks for watching!
出来上がるのが、とても楽しみです。
Thank you. I also can't wait for it to be completed so I can take it travelling and enjoy relaxing and camping 🙂
お勧めチャンネルで知りました！楽しい時間ですね！！！
That's great! Thanks for watching.
Wow look at you go. Its looking amazing cant wait to see more. Your learning fast
@taniahartley9799 Thanks Tania. Yes so much fun learning new skills. It's coming together nicely.
Looking great!!
@@cyanberryio Thank you so much 😀
I am enjoying your video, thank you from Japan😊
@@nori8223 Thank you so much for watching. I'm glad you are enjoying my videos 😀
Konbanwa!! Well done guys, it looks fantastic! Cant wait to see it!
@uselessfuck Haha thanks for watching Chris 😀
怪我しないように気をつけて下さいね。
Thank you. Yes I will always be careful and use safety gear
That really looks great, Keep sending the Videos…awesome progress…
@@natelandy6114 Thank you so much 😀
Looking good. What is the gauge/ size of the aluminum you are using in the frame?
@philjohnston007 Thanks 😊 the frame is 32mm x 32mm x 3mm. The base is 50mm x 50mm x 3mm.
The 3mm is easier to weld for beginners so you don't burn through and get holes.
Have you weighted it? Can you give a approximate cost? It looks grrrrrrreat. What I can say is that is extremely strong compare to the one I saw thats about $1000 at eBay. Not even comparable.
Thank you :-) I plan on going to a weigh bridge soon to check how I am going weight wise. The tray said 350kg when I imported it, so I will try and make it as light as possible, and under this amount. Yes I wanted it built strong so it could withstand our highways at 110km
角パイは20角 1.2ミリ位でしょうか？
@@お待たせしました徘徊シリーズ Hello, it is 32mm x 32mm x 3mm 😀
日本語で失礼します。恐らく強度的に高速道路での走行に問題は無いかと思いますが、110㎞/69㏕での継続的な走行は
キャリーのエンジン排気量が小さい為、その速度での運転は少し神経を使いながらの運転となりそうです。また、家を車に積載する事で横風の影響が大きくなります。その影響を少なくする為に、部品の入手が可能ならばサスペンションにスタビライザーの導入を検討された方がより安全かつ快適にドライブを楽しめるかもしれません。
次回の更新も楽しみにしております。
ご覧いただきありがとうございます!はい、スタビライザーを追加するのは素晴らしいアイデアです。提案してくれてありがとう。ここオーストラリアでスズキ キャリイに合うものが見つかるといいですね。高速道路を100kmで走らせましたが、少しふらつきましたので、家に着いたら地元の低速道路で使用することになるかもしれません。よりゆっくりと景色を楽しみながらマイクロキャンプを楽しみましょう！
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@@HuysuzBlue Hi