Absolutely spot on, looks the 🐶 🏀 ⚽️ 😍😎👍🏻 Right and tight as you say 😂😂😎👍🏻 Someone has started parking a mint vario bus down the road from us recently, it’s torture! 😂😂
Hey bud, loving the look of your build! Apologies if its already been covered, but can i ask where you got your plywood from and why you decided to use both birch and poplar ply? Im just in the stage of building the cabinets in my Sprinter and am struggling to find the best ply to use and where i can get it from at a reasonable cost. Many thanks in advanced! :)
Hi Josh. Thanks for the questions. So we bought ours in bulk from a timber merchants called Sydnems. They were really helpful - we used the branch closest to us in Bristol. The poplar ply is much lighter, but it does bruise easily. For that reason it’s good for internal carcasses. We used birch for the doors as it’s more hardwearing and looks much nicer in our opinion. It is however heavy. A compromise could be faced poplar. As it would be lighter but looks like birch or other wood. This seems to be badged up as ‘furniture board’.
@@WanderbusAdventures Many thanks for your reply and for the information! Turns out we appear to have a Sydenhams here in Reading, so may give them a shout. :) I am glad to hear that you have had success in using a combination of wood rather than all poplar/furniture board. This has given me some confidence that i will be able to build frames using timber batton and then simply skinning it with thinner ply for my benches, cabinets and kitchen!
Fantastic, well made, solid cupboards, and yet another speaker (can't have enough speakers)
Thanks Neil. Totally agree. To be fair it’s made a fair bit of difference 🎵 🔈🚐🚐🚐
Cracking job Richard 👍
Cheers John 🚐🚐🚐
Fantastic job. Well done
Thanks Donny
Nice cupboards well done
Cheers Davey
Excellent as always
Thanks Highwayman
Love the cabinet and shelves, will be investing in one of those jigs too :)
Thanks guys. That jig is actually really good. One of the few tools that’s been well worth it.
Absolutely brilliant looking overheads. You make it look easy…….
Thanks Kev. This side went a bit quicker than the last 😊
another top job . well done
Thanks Dean. Take care bud 🚐🚐🚐
Beautiful Job 👌
Thank you 😊
Another brilliant job mate looking fantastic?
Thank you 😊. Take care 🚐🚐🚐
Top job as always rich they look great the shelf is a nice feature too all the best donny
Thanks Donny. We might pop some plants and other things on the shelf
@@WanderbusAdventures yes that would make it homley just remember the velcro
That’s a neat tip
@@WanderbusAdventures most off the things inside my bus is velcro down saves putting stuff away before you move
Love it
Absolutely spot on, looks the 🐶 🏀 ⚽️ 😍😎👍🏻 Right and tight as you say 😂😂😎👍🏻
Someone has started parking a mint vario bus down the road from us recently, it’s torture! 😂😂
Ah no. I bet it’s not got OG laser travel stripes on it though 😂
@@WanderbusAdventures haha no it’s a plain white one, still looks nice though 😎👍🏻
Weer zeer mooi gedaan, is een pracht camper dat jullie bouwen ❤❤❤
Heel erg bedankt. We hopen dat je reizen goed verlopen.
Hey bud, loving the look of your build! Apologies if its already been covered, but can i ask where you got your plywood from and why you decided to use both birch and poplar ply? Im just in the stage of building the cabinets in my Sprinter and am struggling to find the best ply to use and where i can get it from at a reasonable cost. Many thanks in advanced! :)
Hi Josh. Thanks for the questions. So we bought ours in bulk from a timber merchants called Sydnems. They were really helpful - we used the branch closest to us in Bristol.
The poplar ply is much lighter, but it does bruise easily. For that reason it’s good for internal carcasses. We used birch for the doors as it’s more hardwearing and looks much nicer in our opinion. It is however heavy.
A compromise could be faced poplar. As it would be lighter but looks like birch or other wood. This seems to be badged up as ‘furniture board’.
@@WanderbusAdventures Many thanks for your reply and for the information! Turns out we appear to have a Sydenhams here in Reading, so may give them a shout. :)
I am glad to hear that you have had success in using a combination of wood rather than all poplar/furniture board. This has given me some confidence that i will be able to build frames using timber batton and then simply skinning it with thinner ply for my benches, cabinets and kitchen!
@@joshcliffejones That sounds like a good plan; it'll definitely keep the weight down and still be really strong. Keep us posted and good luck
Your v good
Thank you Brian. That’s kind of you to say.
Could you send a link to the hinges you used please?
No problem, these are the design we used: amzn.to/42qzKTA
@@WanderbusAdventures thanks man