another great video! tip to get the drawer to slide a smidge easier - wax the bottom of the drawer. it will create a slcker surface - some folks use surf board wax, or ski wax, and others just use a candle from dollar tree rubbed on the drawer bottom. hope that helps
A couple of suggestions. On the curtains especially the one on the left side get Velcro with the glue or sticky back. Cut squares of it and put it on the bottom hem at each bottom corner so you can tack them down snug which will help hold them into the brackets. It will give you more privacy. And on the side that flips up. It would keep them in place when the side is open. So they don't hang in your view. Then when you want the curtains open then take the bottom corner in the middle and put the middle tabs at the outside tab and it will hold the curtains open. The other thing on my mind is your jackery and now the extra tools. I would build a cabinet around the jackery that allows for ventilation but keeps it hidden from thiefs . Keep the curtains closed when parked and traveling. If they can't see what's inside they might not hit your camper when you are out hiking around. Also have a fire extinguisher mounted to a wall so it's easy to reach in a hurry. Be safe out there and pro active in protecting your possessions and yourself. Keep it up. I am enjoying watching your content.
You should try to stick to the same brand tools and get the deals with the battery. That way you never have to worry about cords or losing a battery and not having spares or don't have to charge 3 seperate types of battery's with 3 separate chargers
I have reflectix for my privacy screens on my camper windows. I hang em up with a screw at each end of the window. EZ PZ. I just fold em back when i want a view to the outdoors. Belaire Camper shells put my windows up higher at my request. My bed is on an 8020 extruded aluminum frame across the back laying on the bed rails. This way, I have room for some kitchen storage and a sink with two 6 gal gerry cans for fresh/grey water on one side and small power station, and fridge storage on the other.
Like I have said in an earlier episode, this camper and you are a match made. You look more happy and lively everytime yiu're on the road with it. Keep the videos coming and stay safe.
Try using a wire bread tie for securing the curtain rods. Thread the bread tie thru the hole and wrap around the wall attachment. Then you don’t have to worry about the tape coming off in the heat.
I saw a guy on YT who built a drawer system for his truck and he used some plastic strip he found at Home Depot on the bottom of the drawers to stop the friction and he could open and close them with one hand
Suggestion for the curtain rods being loose in the bracket. You can pinch the slots that it slides into and reduce the slot enough so that the rod fits snug into the bracket. Great job on the camper
I had those curtain rods. they were always falling apart. Took them out and just used webbing screwed in on each end. They keep the curtain closer to the wall of the camper as well, letting out or in less light. I do top and bottom of the curtain as well.
For my little cargo trailer camper's windows I bought a dark colored wool blanket & cut it up for roll up & tie "curtains." I poked 3 holes near the top of each wool section & just screwed it to the wall over the window with a washer backing. The wool really blocks out the light & snoopy passersby, plus it's naturally fire resistant. I hand roll them up when I want to see out & tie the rolls with soft leather thongs or string. ***Mounting directly to the wall & having a lot of overhang of material closes gaps at night when you're in the camper with a light on; important for stealth camping in towns or cities.
Dude, if you're struggling with the drawer you might need to remove friction as well as material. Grab a candle and rub it along the top of the drawer - it'll allow the whole thing to slide easier!
@@JonathanYentch You could also see if you could rent, or buy an electric planer. You can take the wood off in small or larger increments, and make quick work of removing exactly as much material as you need to make it all work. You can then sand it and lube it with wax or shoe polish, when you dial it in. I use my handheld planer all the time to remove excess portions of drooping wood doors or window sashes, and it beats sanding every day of the week for time and work conserved. Also, I think after you sand it, you should wax it or polish it, and then use white lithium grease (the spray on variety) and I bet it will open and close velvet smooth.
A suggestion for replacing curtain rods is parachute chord or long springs like those used to keep fence gates closed. This would especially be helpful for the side that opens up by installing a cord on the top and bottom. Now it won't hang down when open. Also, no rattling or bouncing going down the road.
I can assure you do not need to drill any more holes to hold the curtains back, just get the female hair ties or the ones that are elastic coiled and they will do the job to hold your curtains to the side without any extra work! Ahhh you should play with the kitty more often!
Dear Jonathan, the way the curtain slides into the bracket is a good thing if your curtains stretch somewhat it could prevent them from coming out of the hooking system just reverse the hook upside down on the other rod so it can slide in and lock or another idea is to put a bread twist tie on each bracket one curtains are hung to prevent the rod from coming out. I still say you are a smart handyman. Ok back to watching this video. . . Lol
What’s up bro, use a safety pin for you curtain rod to hold it in. Open the safety pin and slide the single pin under the bracket and over the rod and simply lock it. Hope that helps and have a great day! Thanks for the videos and keep it up!
I had a very similar injury and saw a doctor and physical therapist. Look up cervical spine stretches on TH-cam. Very helpful in not only relieving pain but it also strengthens your cervical spine to prevent future injuries. Very easy exercises, I am sure you put a lot of stress on your neck with driving so much.
I sure enjoy your videos bro! Seems like I work all the time. So I went camping with family then did some epic 4wheeling in the Sierras. Really recharged me. Thanks for inspiring me.
The bed in your camper could use the top part but hang some over the living area with storage underneath and then it would have your head on the drivers side and feet too then you can have other things on the passenger side like storage or a bed side table …and under the drivers side part where the bed overhangs use as storage or put a fridge there
For your drawer, consider buying those thin cutting mats. Cut them in strips and glue them to the bottom sides that are in contact w the bottom of the box. A continuous strip would be best but you could probably get away w less. Ideally the strips would be on the drawer and the box, but you might not have enough clearance. If the top of the box comes off/opens, the strips might be better attached to the bottom of the box. It is meant to reduce friction so the drawer slides easier and you don't need hardware or anything expensive since you can buy cutting mats at Dollar Tree or Walmart for cheap. Just a thought. Your curtains look good!
For retaining your curtain rods just get a hairpin clip used for trailer receiver hitches. Just use the hairpin clip on the ends above the curtain rods.
Should have used some hollow aluminum rod. That way you could use them to mount other things😀 Way stronger. I made a kayak sail with that rod and it was sooooo strong. Big fan of extruded aluminum also.
If you're on the west coast, definitely get on the health insurance exchange for your state and see what you qualify for. If your income is low enough you may qualify for Medicaid or another low-cost insurance plan. It's not worth risking getting hurt or sick and not having insurance in the US. I got in a car accident 2 months after I turned 26 and if I hadn't enrolled in Medicaid I would be completely screwed, it ended up costing like $70,000 and I had to pay $0. Do not neglect your health just because it's easier to forget about it!
I would hang the drapes like you do in a house. I would have the white side facing out. The design part of the drapes would be on the inside. W-D forty might work for your drawer. I use that for everything around the house.
Jonathan, I think a belt sander would take off material much faster, but I know you probably don't want to buy another sander. As for the curtain rod bracket, if you wanted to, you could probably get some small, machine screws and nuts and put them through the "holes" on top of the rod. This way, the rod would not pop out.
DIY tip. If sanding something big like that don’t waste your time and energy on a sander. Buy a cheap angle grinder and get a sanding wheel. So much easier and quicker.
12:17 When the leaf blower fell apart I lol'd so hard for some reason 🤣💕👍 PS- curtains came out killer, need 1 last small one for back window unless its privacy glass 🤔
PPS- you probably pinched a nerve working out. I used to be a fitness nut in my younger days and worked at a gym for years. Done it myself too. Just lay off the weights for 2 weeks
PPPS- ok this is gettin ridiculous now 😄 I always thought your drawers were too tight on the sides, but if it's the height all you need to do is simply add some of those "chair leg glides" they come in plastic or metal. Add those to the bottom of platform to raise it up so the drawer will have more height. So dont make drawer smaller, make platform taller 👍
Dude, genius! Didn’t even ever cross my mind to lift up the platform 😅 thank you for the great tip, I’ve gotta wire my brain to think about things from multiple perspectives haha
Hey John love the video, just a thought to secure you curtains try using a cotter pin or a large paper clip slid into bracket over the bar should do the trick.
Love your vids, keep them coming. Have you thought about using a cotter pin through the curtain rod mounts to secure them. That would be much easier to remove instead of take.
Also, your headlight lenses look like they could use a major polish job, it will make a big difference on the amount of light thrown out ahead of you whilst driving at night
Hey love the content and the injury may have been a severe strain I had one in my neck and it was very similar to what you described I was just prescribed muscle relaxers and a few days of not moving my neck
Not sure if you were properly warmed up for your workout, too much weight on the bar and your body wasn’t ready for it. That’s how I messed my rotator cuff up. Just make sure to always start off with a thorough full body stretch before any type of workout and don’t go too heavy too fast! Heat and ice work great too. Try icing 4 times a day if you’re able.
I’m sure the weight of the cut-TAIN will hold it in place. You could crimp the slide a little at the tops. I love your camper top. That back door is awesome and it is simple. I need to find one for my Silverado 4x4
I've seen a few guys build beds with drawers under the in the bed or there truck. They put a track for the drawer to slide on. Watch Mavs channel he buit a bed and drawer in his truck like yours and used tracking with rollers on them. The drawer rolls out very easy on the rollers
You can rub some candle wax on the drawer to make slice it better, Also try to put a good wood sealer all the way around before the winter so that way the wood won’t absorb any moisture and will stuck the drawer in place.
Can't believe you screwed the curtains to ur brand new camper... lol have you heard on 3m tape? So many different mounting ways besides putting holes in the wall. Love the videos can't wait for more camping videos to come safe travels
Sorry to hear about your injury. Massage, then chiropractor. Both are pretty cheap. $60-120 for massage. $30-120 walk-in chiropractic without insurance. Definitely help or also acupuncture too.
You might need to see a chiropractor. If you are in southern California again, in the San Fernando Valley, go see Dr. Bruce Brody. Great and experience guy and his price for no insurance is reasonable
A wax bar will work for sure but you may have to wax it on and off. what you did need was a planer that would be much better and then a sander then you wouldn't use so much sand paper
If the drawers continue to be a problem (humidity rises?), may want to grab a cheap white unscented candle (dollar store) and wax the underside of your drawers.
About time you changed that headlamp bulb 😂 now you need to put a rod across the bottom also then fold the edges on your material and cut it vertical in the middle and slide rod through you seamed edges top and bottom then all you have to do is slide each half to either side and you can open all or half and don't have to be fighting with your curtains all the time.
Oh! I love Luna AND her chasing the iron cord was so cute! We have 2 Maine Coons cats so a Class C will be better for us, one day. P.S. You can use a hair scrunchy for the tie backs.
another great video! tip to get the drawer to slide a smidge easier - wax the bottom of the drawer. it will create a slcker surface - some folks use surf board wax, or ski wax, and others just use a candle from dollar tree rubbed on the drawer bottom. hope that helps
Nice 💖 to know
Rub a candle along the bottom of the drawer.
Bar soap will make it slide as well.
A couple of suggestions. On the curtains especially the one on the left side get Velcro with the glue or sticky back. Cut squares of it and put it on the bottom hem at each bottom corner so you can tack them down snug which will help hold them into the brackets. It will give you more privacy. And on the side that flips up. It would keep them in place when the side is open. So they don't hang in your view. Then when you want the curtains open then take the bottom corner in the middle and put the middle tabs at the outside tab and it will hold the curtains open. The other thing on my mind is your jackery and now the extra tools. I would build a cabinet around the jackery that allows for ventilation but keeps it hidden from thiefs . Keep the curtains closed when parked and traveling. If they can't see what's inside they might not hit your camper when you are out hiking around. Also have a fire extinguisher mounted to a wall so it's easy to reach in a hurry. Be safe out there and pro active in protecting your possessions and yourself. Keep it up. I am enjoying watching your content.
You should try to stick to the same brand tools and get the deals with the battery. That way you never have to worry about cords or losing a battery and not having spares or don't have to charge 3 seperate types of battery's with 3 separate chargers
That was the first thing I thought watching this as well. Milwaukee driver, Makita sander and a Ryobi blower… noooo! Haha
I’d stick with the Milwaukee 💪 I use nothing but Milwaukee as an electrician and their tools don’t quit/have great batteries!
Yentch is a trans battery baddy, buddy.
I think Ive got tools from them all I amassed over the years. I like certain ones from certain makers but Makita is my go to
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I have reflectix for my privacy screens on my camper windows. I hang em up with a screw at each end of the window. EZ PZ. I just fold em back when i want a view to the outdoors. Belaire Camper shells put my windows up higher at my request. My bed is on an 8020 extruded aluminum frame across the back laying on the bed rails. This way, I have room for some kitchen storage and a sink with two 6 gal gerry cans for fresh/grey water on one side and small power station, and fridge storage on the other.
Like I have said in an earlier episode, this camper and you are a match made. You look more happy and lively everytime yiu're on the road with it. Keep the videos coming and stay safe.
Try using a wire bread tie for securing the curtain rods. Thread the bread tie thru the hole and wrap around the wall attachment. Then you don’t have to worry about the tape coming off in the heat.
I like going to second hand thrift shops for my used but functional electrical hand tools. Saves a ton.
That gossamer tape you got called heat bond, I call stitch witchery. It works great if your iron is hot enough and you don't use steam.
If you coat the drawer slides (edges) with wax (candle crayon, paraffin), it will slide much easier! Old depression trick for chest of drawers.
I saw a guy on YT who built a drawer system for his truck and he used some plastic strip he found at Home Depot on the bottom of the drawers to stop the friction and he could open and close them with one hand
Yes you can get them strips for the bottom of heavy furniture and you can slide heavy pieces of furniture around
I think they are called furniture glides
Suggestion for the curtain rods being loose in the bracket. You can pinch the slots that it slides into and reduce the slot enough so that the rod fits snug into the bracket. Great job on the camper
I had those curtain rods. they were always falling apart. Took them out and just used webbing screwed in on each end. They keep the curtain closer to the wall of the camper as well, letting out or in less light. I do top and bottom of the curtain as well.
That feeling at the beginning of the video where you know every stores, roads and park! Happy Valley/Clackamas is great place to live in
For my little cargo trailer camper's windows I bought a dark colored wool blanket & cut it up for roll up & tie "curtains." I poked 3 holes near the top of each wool section & just screwed it to the wall over the window with a washer backing. The wool really blocks out the light & snoopy passersby, plus it's naturally fire resistant. I hand roll them up when I want to see out & tie the rolls with soft leather thongs or string. ***Mounting directly to the wall & having a lot of overhang of material closes gaps at night when you're in the camper with a light on; important for stealth camping in towns or cities.
Dude, if you're struggling with the drawer you might need to remove friction as well as material. Grab a candle and rub it along the top of the drawer - it'll allow the whole thing to slide easier!
I’ve tried skateboard wax and it didn’t help too much but maybe now since it’s been sanded a little!
@@JonathanYentch You could also see if you could rent, or buy an electric planer. You can take the wood off in small or larger increments, and make quick work of removing exactly as much material as you need to make it all work. You can then sand it and lube it with wax or shoe polish, when you dial it in. I use my handheld planer all the time to remove excess portions of drooping wood doors or window sashes, and it beats sanding every day of the week for time and work conserved.
Also, I think after you sand it, you should wax it or polish it, and then use white lithium grease (the spray on variety) and I bet it will open and close velvet smooth.
A suggestion for replacing curtain rods is parachute chord or long springs like those used to keep fence gates closed. This would especially be helpful for the side that opens up by installing a cord on the top and bottom. Now it won't hang down when open. Also, no rattling or bouncing going down the road.
I can assure you do not need to drill any more holes to hold the curtains back, just get the female hair ties or the ones that are elastic coiled and they will do the job to hold your curtains to the side without any extra work! Ahhh you should play with the kitty more often!
Dear Jonathan, the way the curtain slides into the bracket is a good thing if your curtains stretch somewhat it could prevent them from coming out of the hooking system just reverse the hook upside down on the other rod so it can slide in and lock or another idea is to put a bread twist tie on each bracket one curtains are hung to prevent the rod from coming out.
I still say you are a smart handyman. Ok back to watching this video. . . Lol
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What’s up bro, use a safety pin for you curtain rod to hold it in. Open the safety pin and slide the single pin under the bracket and over the rod and simply lock it. Hope that helps and have a great day! Thanks for the videos and keep it up!
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I had a very similar injury and saw a doctor and physical therapist. Look up cervical spine stretches on TH-cam. Very helpful in not only relieving pain but it also strengthens your cervical spine to prevent future injuries. Very easy exercises, I am sure you put a lot of stress on your neck with driving so much.
Thank you for sharing story time...😙 prayers for a full recovery!
You can run a bar of soap along the bottom (and/or top) of the drawer to help it slide
I think you did a great job making the curtains. Also the fabric was just the right color and looks terrific.
I sure enjoy your videos bro! Seems like I work all the time. So I went camping with family then did some epic 4wheeling in the Sierras. Really recharged me. Thanks for inspiring me.
The bed in your camper could use the top part but hang some over the living area with storage underneath and then it would have your head on the drivers side and feet too then you can have other things on the passenger side like storage or a bed side table …and under the drivers side part where the bed overhangs use as storage or put a fridge there
Just a thought for curtains. When the wndows are that narrow, valances would probably work. No hemming needed. But you did great!
The way you annunciate the letter T in curtain and certain is oddly satisfying.
For your drawer, consider buying those thin cutting mats. Cut them in strips and glue them to the bottom sides that are in contact w the bottom of the box. A continuous strip would be best but you could probably get away w less. Ideally the strips would be on the drawer and the box, but you might not have enough clearance. If the top of the box comes off/opens, the strips might be better attached to the bottom of the box. It is meant to reduce friction so the drawer slides easier and you don't need hardware or anything expensive since you can buy cutting mats at Dollar Tree or Walmart for cheap. Just a thought. Your curtains look good!
Use zip ties on top of your curtain rods to keep them in place.
Use a paper clip to keep the curtain rod from jumping out of it's spot on the rod.
For retaining your curtain rods just get a hairpin clip used for trailer receiver hitches. Just use the hairpin clip on the ends above the curtain rods.
You could use some paste wax on all the friction surfaces. It will slide alot better.
Should have used some hollow aluminum rod. That way you could use them to mount other things😀 Way stronger. I made a kayak sail with that rod and it was sooooo strong. Big fan of extruded aluminum also.
What would make those headlights better would be to buff/polish off the oxidation. Would give much better light.
Cool camper set up! I like it! If you get some beeswax, and wax the wood, top and bottom, it will make a huge difference!
If you're on the west coast, definitely get on the health insurance exchange for your state and see what you qualify for. If your income is low enough you may qualify for Medicaid or another low-cost insurance plan. It's not worth risking getting hurt or sick and not having insurance in the US. I got in a car accident 2 months after I turned 26 and if I hadn't enrolled in Medicaid I would be completely screwed, it ended up costing like $70,000 and I had to pay $0. Do not neglect your health just because it's easier to forget about it!
That drawer should have a long rail drawer guides, the guides will make that drawer way much easier to use
try using a bar of soap rub down the top and sides of the draw that should take care of it dave
One thing that might be nice is one of those ASATV bug screens. 2 would cover your back door or I’ve seen ones big enough for garage doors
I would hang the drapes like you do in a house. I would have the white side facing out. The design part of the drapes would be on the inside. W-D forty might work for your drawer. I use that for everything around the house.
That’s actually how I have them set up. The lighting makes it hard to see the pattern.
I wouldn't use WD 40on the drawers. You will be dealing with the smell of it for a very long time.
Dope. Totally gonna use this method for curtains in my astro van. At the moment I'm using wire and alligator clips
What you could do is add outdoor carpet that’s super cheap and thin to bottom of drawer and it’ll slide super nice across your box of the truck
Jonathan, I think a belt sander would take off material much faster, but I know you probably don't want to buy another sander. As for the curtain rod bracket, if you wanted to, you could probably get some small, machine screws and nuts and put them through the "holes" on top of the rod. This way, the rod would not pop out.
Looks like you could use some small hitch pin to hold your curtain rods down
So glad you're still making videos in your camper...love your music. So relaxing to watch.
DIY tip. If sanding something big like that don’t waste your time and energy on a sander. Buy a cheap angle grinder and get a sanding wheel. So much easier and quicker.
If you rub the sides of your draw with a candle that will help a lot too
12:17 When the leaf blower fell apart I lol'd so hard for some reason 🤣💕👍
PS- curtains came out killer, need 1 last small one for back window unless its privacy glass 🤔
PPS- you probably pinched a nerve working out. I used to be a fitness nut in my younger days and worked at a gym for years. Done it myself too. Just lay off the weights for 2 weeks
PPPS- ok this is gettin ridiculous now 😄 I always thought your drawers were too tight on the sides, but if it's the height all you need to do is simply add some of those "chair leg glides" they come in plastic or metal. Add those to the bottom of platform to raise it up so the drawer will have more height. So dont make drawer smaller, make platform taller 👍
Haha I thought that was funny too. I’ve got a piece of reflectix for that window!
Dude, genius! Didn’t even ever cross my mind to lift up the platform 😅 thank you for the great tip, I’ve gotta wire my brain to think about things from multiple perspectives haha
@@JonathanYentch you're welcome, glad I could help🤙 have a good week
Hey John love the video, just a thought to secure you curtains try using a cotter pin or a large paper clip slid into bracket over the bar should do the trick.
6:23 Consider Velcro wire ties or similar product which you can pick up local or amazon.
You taught me something thank you. I’m definitely going to use the hem tape.
Love your vids, keep them coming. Have you thought about using a cotter pin through the curtain rod mounts to secure them. That would be much easier to remove instead of take.
Take a small zip tag and slip it in then cut off the extra
Also, your headlight lenses look like they could use a major polish job, it will make a big difference on the amount of light thrown out ahead of you whilst driving at night
Hey love the content and the injury may have been a severe strain I had one in my neck and it was very similar to what you described I was just prescribed muscle relaxers and a few days of not moving my neck
Not sure if you were properly warmed up for your workout, too much weight on the bar and your body wasn’t ready for it. That’s how I messed my rotator cuff up. Just make sure to always start off with a thorough full body stretch before any type of workout and don’t go too heavy too fast! Heat and ice work great too. Try icing 4 times a day if you’re able.
It’s always so exciting getting stuff for the camper
Get a magnetic rod for the door window or just have insulation cover with magnets on the door.
I agree about the magnets. Another thought you could make those covers with reflective material to fit snuggly and block more light out, more privacy.
You can make your headlights brand new again with rubbing compound and a car buffer! It would make them super clear and shiny like new
Great video! Thanks for the hem tape tip. Glad to hear your neck problem cleared up. Take care.👍
Pinch the curtain bracket lightly and the curtain rod will stay in place
Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.
I’m sure the weight of the cut-TAIN will hold it in place. You could crimp the slide a little at the tops. I love your camper top. That back door is awesome and it is simple. I need to find one for my Silverado 4x4
Replace your bulbs x2 . The other will go out next .
So glad you are fine now 🙏🏽
Anker and Jackery!! I just got my ecoflow River pro for my Iceco 65!!!!
I've seen a few guys build beds with drawers under the in the bed or there truck. They put a track for the drawer to slide on. Watch Mavs channel he buit a bed and drawer in his truck like yours and used tracking with rollers on them. The drawer rolls out very easy on the rollers
Hit the drawer edges with bar soap and watch it glide in and out.
Ooo good idea!
Yes soap or wax if any kind! This also works for sticky zippers haha
This is 1 cool dude...prosperity positivity and success!🥰
I just tinted my windows 5% all the way around on my camper u can see out but u cant see in
Good evening! Thank you for sharing your fur baby with us!!😬
Nice job! 👍🏼 The curtains didn’t seem to have much of a black out effect though.
If you ran a track on the bottom and connected it on both sides to the curtain, won't have to worry about it popping off and will keep it taught.
You can rub some candle wax on the drawer to make slice it better, Also try to put a good wood sealer all the way around before the winter so that way the wood won’t absorb any moisture and will stuck the drawer in place.
channel so cool he makes even a walmart trip look like a adventure , nice music and stuff lmao
That was a beautiful park to work on the camper.
Well done. Like the Clubmasters.
Can't believe you screwed the curtains to ur brand new camper... lol have you heard on 3m tape? So many different mounting ways besides putting holes in the wall. Love the videos can't wait for more camping videos to come safe travels
Sorry to hear about your injury.
Massage, then chiropractor. Both are pretty cheap. $60-120 for massage. $30-120 walk-in chiropractic without insurance. Definitely help or also acupuncture too.
Hi Jonathan! Love this kind of lifestyle, truck life.
I'm watching from the Philippines! 🇵🇭
Hey there! Thanks for watching!
You might need to see a chiropractor. If you are in southern California again, in the San Fernando Valley, go see Dr. Bruce Brody. Great and experience guy and his price for no insurance is reasonable
Add headlight lenses to your to-do list.
A wax bar will work for sure but you may have to wax it on and off. what you did need was a planer that would be much better and then a sander then you wouldn't use so much sand paper
Use a bar if soap and run it on top of drawers. Acts like a slick surface for drawer
The iron-on seam tape is great tip.
Small zip tie over the cutting rod end to hold it from popping out !
If the drawers continue to be a problem (humidity rises?), may want to grab a cheap white unscented candle (dollar store) and wax the underside of your drawers.
Jonathan, did one set of curtains suffice for all the windows in your vehicle? Wow, that's great!
solid tools
Great job making those curtains!
About time you changed that headlamp bulb 😂 now you need to put a rod across the bottom also then fold the edges on your material and cut it vertical in the middle and slide rod through you seamed edges top and bottom then all you have to do is slide each half to either side and you can open all or half and don't have to be fighting with your curtains all the time.
Oh! I love Luna AND her chasing the iron cord was so cute! We have 2 Maine Coons cats so a Class C will be better for us, one day.
P.S. You can use a hair scrunchy for the tie backs.
Need a middle support for your rods for your curtains looks good !!!!
Rub the rail of the drawers with bar soap. It will make it slide much easier.
There are lots of countries where you are required to carry spare bulbs.
Great hack for your privacy curtains and as always, great see you next time. 😊
Love your videos and that your so creative ❤️ just fixed some drawers myself but found a hand planer to be more efficient 😉. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
You could add a hook in the middle of the rods for extra security while driving. Love you, stay safe
Maybe a big enough safety pin
Seal the wood on drawer use candle wax
See you on the next one.Take care.😀