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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we're putting our Panels on our Rear and Sliding Doors for the 2022 Ford Transit. NOTE this is an extension of the AVC Rig's Wall Kit Video here: • WALL KIT Install | EAS...
We're also highlighting our custom 3D printed Screw Guide Tool that you can download for free: avcrig.com/pag...
Product we're using is AVC's Wall Kit: avcrig.com/col...
Check out our Ford Transit Van Prep video where go over prepping our van for interior work as well as go over our AVC wall to ceiling supports: • AVC Ford Transit Van P...
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Keep coming back to your videos as I'm working on my build. Just wanted to say thanks again for all the detail! My van is turning out better than I could have hoped and there's no way I would have figured all this stuff without your tutorials.
This is fantastic to hear! Share pics with us if you’re on instagram. @avcrig
Enjoy watching your approach to van building, you do wonderful work.
Hey guys you have a link to 1” self tapping screws in the drop down but say to never use more than 3/4” ? Just pointing that out to ya. Thanks for all the great content !
Thanks fir the heads up!!!
Excellent vidéo! Hey will you show how you install your upper cabinets with the unistrut, etc.
Yes we will!
Matt, thanks for this great video, my van is moving along nicely with your videos. I have to ask though, what is the thickness of the sheet ply you use across the interior kit please? they seem to flex easily where required......
We use 1/4 for all our walls.
You've re-inspired us to use fabric. I'm really excited about that eucalyptus color, I think that's gonna be exactly what we've been wanting to avoid grey and match our white and walnut accents. Any advice on how much fabric you'd recommend for 2 backdoors on a medium roof 148, sliding door, driver side window panel and corners and upper walls (excluding the ceiling)? Basically, we don't want / need to do the ceiling and back window panels, or lower driver side panel, but are considering everything else. Thanks!
I’d just measure it out. Sorry. Too much to estimate.
Thanks for sharing these great ideas and processes. I'm curious...is there a reason you didn't do a wrap around on the bottom of that door panel, or even the whole door? It seems like it might look cleaner...
The bulb seal presses against the metal of the door. You need bare metal to have a proper seal. You could fabric the door direct, but it would have a raw edge and that’ll lead to trouble.
The body frame above the rear doors, and above the side doors or that matter, is it just fabric wrapped directly on the metal frame?
That’s right. We have a few videos outlining how we wrap those areas and why.
Wow
Haha. I hope that’s a good wow.
How would you suggest I make trim rings around windows like you do?
There’s two ways we have done it. I used to heat and bend PVC trim boards from a big box store. It’s pretty hazardous thorough so best done outside. The alternative is to use EPS foam. We cut eps on our CNC, but it can be done with a jigsaw, it’s just not as clean.
@@AVCRIG you’re the best!
On the driver's side cargo door, the top of the panel and the door don't line up.
The window cutout for the driver side rear door looks WAY uneven and misaligned. Preproduction? Hopefully that gets fixed.
I think this might be an angle thing, but we’re taking a critical look! Thanks for the 👀
How about rust issues??
Rust from what? Interior moisture? You could always go with a stainless tapper if you’re concerned.
I really don’t wanna know how you know that is a thin part of the van…. 🫣🫣🫣
Ugh I wish I didn’t. Lol