Nice trailer. For the last 2.5 years, I've been building a 5x10 cargo trailer camper. It has been quite a journey. We love it. Thanks for making this video. we hope to get some material up soon.
That is a very nice home build . looks professional. the weight would be a bit too much for my car. I am planning to build a foamy with the weight as light as possible.
Thanks for making this video and explaining what you did. I'll probably not be camping in cold weather, but with that said, I love that you installed plugs for an electric blanket, that is a great idea. I'm still deciding whether or not to try and tackle this kind of project, but the more I watch, the more I think I can do it.
Very interested in the ACM, as I’m considering it for my build. A few questions on it: - Where did you source your ACM? - I see that you used for the roof as well? What thickness? Did you say 1/8? Guessing that’s 3mm? - Bending it… any tips? And on the sides, did you float it or glue down solid? Great build. Loved the technique. Did you mention your total weight of the teardrop?
Hi Justin, I bought the ACM at a local sign shop. Had to phone around until I found one that carried 5x10 sheets. I used it on the roof as well. It was glued down everywhere With PL Premium. When bending the radius, take it slow and use straps. The sheets are also stapled on along the edges. Total weight is 1630lb.
Hi Andy, we are building our own teardrop. I have questions about that sidewalls of the galley. What is the black material/part where the trim goes? Is that a gasket or butyl tape? Can you send me a link of what it is and where you bought it?
@@withAndyK Wait, did you PL the whole top and sides and then staple the actual ACM? I'm about to install mine, the only concern I have is the 18" radius. Might have to kerf the underside.
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Nice trailer. For the last 2.5 years, I've been building a 5x10 cargo trailer camper. It has been quite a journey. We love it. Thanks for making this video. we hope to get some material up soon.
That is a very nice home build . looks professional. the weight would be a bit too much for my car. I am planning to build a foamy with the weight as light as possible.
Thanks for making this video and explaining what you did. I'll probably not be camping in cold weather, but with that said, I love that you installed plugs for an electric blanket, that is a great idea. I'm still deciding whether or not to try and tackle this kind of project, but the more I watch, the more I think I can do it.
Thank you! If you have any questions during your build, dont hesitate to ask.
Very cool Andy. I plan to build one very soon. Thanks a lot for all you did. 🙂
Have fun! Going to be frustrating at times but very rewarding. Should you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask!
Very interested in the ACM, as I’m considering it for my build. A few questions on it:
- Where did you source your ACM?
- I see that you used for the roof as well? What thickness? Did you say 1/8? Guessing that’s 3mm?
- Bending it… any tips? And on the sides, did you float it or glue down solid?
Great build. Loved the technique. Did you mention your total weight of the teardrop?
Hi Justin, I bought the ACM at a local sign shop. Had to phone around until I found one that carried 5x10 sheets.
I used it on the roof as well. It was glued down everywhere With PL Premium. When bending the radius, take it slow and use straps. The sheets are also stapled on along the edges.
Total weight is 1630lb.
Looks great! How were the shipping/duty charges coming out of Michigan based Vintage Technologies?
Don’t remember exactly. Just know it was about $1000 just for the trim in this teardrop. Pretty expensive
@@withAndyK yikes!
Hi Andy, we are building our own teardrop. I have questions about that sidewalls of the galley. What is the black material/part where the trim goes? Is that a gasket or butyl tape? Can you send me a link of what it is and where you bought it?
Check out Vintage Technologies
How did you bend the aluminum paneling on the roof? What did you use for the floor?
Bends easy. Start at the bottom and staple the sides as you go. The bottom is standard plywood with a couple coats of poly
Hey what kinda glue did you use to adhere the Plywood to the ACM?
PL premium, stapled down along the edges
@@withAndyK Wait, did you PL the whole top and sides and then staple the actual ACM? I'm about to install mine, the only concern I have is the 18" radius. Might have to kerf the underside.
@@jsolomo5 yes I did. Try strapping and dry fitting before you kerf