“Next time” 😬 use some translucent antinox type floor protection . Superb for templates. Up in place and you trace through it so to speak .great work as always
As ever, thanks for focusing on the mistakes and fixes, that's where the real learning comes from. Hope you can do some close up shots of those points when it's finished to show how well it blends when it's all painted. I've always spent way too long refining spots that are going to be hidden or painted over anyway.
If you ever do another one, for marking out for the rear door handle, cover the handle in masking tape and paint it with a bit of whatever paint you've got kicking about, then stick the panel onto the door so you print the shape of the handle onto it. I did this when I ply lined my last van and it worked fairly well
i know how you feel on the scribing, cutting and repeat front as ive just covered my stair case in oak. looks good but has taken an age to do. when using cardboard to template stuff i find using that brown cardboard does not work very well but if you use it to fill in the bulk of the panel and then use thinner cardboard (cereal boxes etc) around the edges it works much better
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Chuffed you found the scribing and templates difficult and the results still weren’t perfect- very honest. ( they are all bloomin time consuming!)There isn’t a straight or plumb line anywhere on a camper. I’m nowhere near as experienced as you guys nor do I have as much kit but i found a cardboard template then a hardboard intermediate template of the same shape made a big difference when I did my transit lining didn’t seem like overkill at all, and there was lots of adjustment in the hardboard! Great content - thanks for the great range of projects 👍🏻
That vans coming Long well mate looking good, I'd sack the apprentice though ..... he's always on his phone 😂😂😂😂😂 the code fir ITS is just in time as ordering some stuff tomorrow.... cheers for that Keith. 👍 I hate lining my vans when I get them, next new van I get maybe you'd fancy a working holiday in Shropshire 😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
Epic Keith, great video. Definitely playlist these as a camper van conversion on your channel. I'll be referring to this series when I get a van in the future!
Going well. OK. Lots of rinse and repeat 😁. Where you don't have room for two dominoes.. Have you made custom dominoes using the other two settings on the machine? I do this quite often.
I think you did great with the scribing, its no joke, I know. All the 'off & on again', 'try it now' etc is really tedious. But you even patched well. [psst...next time get Peter Millard over - i think he's the 'scribe-man']! Well done Keith, a buggeration to be sure, but your results speak for themselves.
very nicely done, making my van was a bit more work than making cabins, sheds etc. and not because it is more wood, its just scribing roughly, scribing detail etc. For the level problem, I always dit put a block underneath my level to get it straight and have the underside of the block as a marking point when it is truely level. thanks for sharing the process
@@RagnBoneBrown To be fair I’d rather buy from a local (to me) shop in case I need to return anything. Much easier to deal with than an online shop, other than Amazon.
Are you ok Keith? Iv been watching your channel since forever and I don’t know if just me but you sounded a bit different in this video, sad maybe? Not sure Probably just me. But if your fine just ignore me 😂 great video by the way bud love them all 👍
😂 great stuff, I instantly noticed a difference which is pretty strange but it’s probably down to hearing your voice week in week out. As long as you are ok that’s the main thing 👍 much love
Coming on nice bud. It's not easy and can be time consuming this sort of panelling. Not done a van but a fair few boats which present similar issues. If you have a laser level where you can lock off the self levelling pendulum, it'll help a fair bit lining things up plum to the floor.
@@RagnBoneBrown I had a good look through the online catalogue and thought they were rather expensive so did a price comparison with Screwfix. The only item I found at the same price was a box of 200 4x40 screws. The power tools are all getting on for £20 more expensive. I would have placed an order for a router if they were cheaper, but they're not.
It’s looking good, Keith. Very resourceful with your solutions to some knotty problems. I think these help the most for learners like me who seem to come up against those kind of situations all the time. 🙏🏼😊
Nice work Keith. What face material on the door ply? Has fabulous whirlpool grain pattern, will look great when varnished. Is your "Client" paying hourly rate or your friend getting "mates rates" ?
Resourceful, as always! I believe your templating woes were due to using knackered old cardboard boxes! Fresh sheets (from a packaging supplier) or, sometimes, kraft paper from a roll, make life easier. Doors, especially, are easiest using thick clear plastic sheeting so you can see exactly where handles/holes are underneath it and mark them with a sharpie.
Great project and progressing really nice.This channel has always been real because you show errors and how to overcome them.Looking forward to further progress.I will take up the offer with ITS.RAGNBONE.
For the grooves in the rear door you choud have used a line laser
Beautiful job well done very professional finish and ingenious idea on filling gaps.
“Next time” 😬 use some translucent antinox type floor protection . Superb for templates. Up in place and you trace through it so to speak .great work as always
Great build 👏
Nice work there, well done. Mind you, it is a lot of work.
it's looking great
Another really interesting video 👍🏻
I am sure you used some scrap wood from an oak hat and coat rack somewhere in this build...I just haven't spotted it yet.
As ever, thanks for focusing on the mistakes and fixes, that's where the real learning comes from. Hope you can do some close up shots of those points when it's finished to show how well it blends when it's all painted.
I've always spent way too long refining spots that are going to be hidden or painted over anyway.
If you ever do another one, for marking out for the rear door handle, cover the handle in masking tape and paint it with a bit of whatever paint you've got kicking about, then stick the panel onto the door so you print the shape of the handle onto it. I did this when I ply lined my last van and it worked fairly well
Yes a great trick, also as there was already a cardboard template I would of probably used that too
Nicely done man, I have kitted out a couple of vans I know exactly how awkward the shapes can be!
Cheers John👍
Do you think there will be any problems with the van body flexing?
@@robertbamford8266 ...esp those window 'boxes' ("what's that rattling noise?")
i know how you feel on the scribing, cutting and repeat front as ive just covered my stair case in oak. looks good but has taken an age to do. when using cardboard to template stuff i find using that brown cardboard does not work very well but if you use it to fill in the bulk of the panel and then use thinner cardboard (cereal boxes etc) around the edges it works much better
Nice thumbnail, a picture of Keith showing his back doors 😂😂🤦🏻♂️
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Great work Keith, your right about using a spirit level. I bet you enjoyed you well earned rest after all that scribing and headwork. Tony
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Chuffed you found the scribing and templates difficult and the results still weren’t perfect- very honest. ( they are all bloomin time consuming!)There isn’t a straight or plumb line anywhere on a camper.
I’m nowhere near as experienced as you guys nor do I have as much kit but i found a cardboard template then a hardboard intermediate template of the same shape made a big difference when I did my transit lining didn’t seem like overkill at all, and there was lots of adjustment in the hardboard!
Great content - thanks for the great range of projects 👍🏻
That vans coming Long well mate looking good, I'd sack the apprentice though ..... he's always on his phone 😂😂😂😂😂 the code fir ITS is just in time as ordering some stuff tomorrow.... cheers for that Keith. 👍 I hate lining my vans when I get them, next new van I get maybe you'd fancy a working holiday in Shropshire 😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
Cheers Dan👍
really enjoying this series. I don't think the misses is up for a camper van but I'd love to have a go!
Epic Keith, great video. Definitely playlist these as a camper van conversion on your channel. I'll be referring to this series when I get a van in the future!
Offer it up. Next you are going say in situ instead of saying in place. :D
Going well. OK. Lots of rinse and repeat 😁. Where you don't have room for two dominoes.. Have you made custom dominoes using the other two settings on the machine? I do this quite often.
Great idea! 👍
Looking good 👍
I think you did great with the scribing, its no joke, I know. All the 'off & on again', 'try it now' etc is really tedious. But you even patched well. [psst...next time get Peter Millard over - i think he's the 'scribe-man']! Well done Keith, a buggeration to be sure, but your results speak for themselves.
Did you make duplicates of everything, that would save multiple hours if you ever want to make another, or sell the plans.
I don't I'll be doing another, but it's a good idea
Thanks, Keith. Some very cool workarounds there.
Would a laser level help with this (in this instance) and any future van interior fit-outs?
That's a very good point... I think it would have helped with the doors for sure, I wish I'd have thought of that at the time👍
Can't wait to see it all painted mate
very nicely done, making my van was a bit more work than making cabins, sheds etc. and not because it is more wood, its just scribing roughly, scribing detail etc. For the level problem, I always dit put a block underneath my level to get it straight and have the underside of the block as a marking point when it is truely level. thanks for sharing the process
Good job on the campervan Keith! Thank you for sharing it with us!💖👌👍😎JP
Hi Keith another great video , can I ask where you got your hand screw clamps , ta ,G.
I got them while I was on holiday in California, they're rockler ones. I think you can get them from Rutland's in the UK tho
Great service from ITS
How are you finding the Stihl ear defenders. I like my ones. Battery life is amazing
Very happy with them
2:10 Makita DSP600ZJ 36v (Twin 18V) LXT Brushless Plunge Saw - Body. ITS = £407.00. Screwfix £319.00. Busted 😆
Have you contacted them?
@@RagnBoneBrown To be fair I’d rather buy from a local (to me) shop in case I need to return anything. Much easier to deal with than an online shop, other than Amazon.
Are you ok Keith? Iv been watching your channel since forever and I don’t know if just me but you sounded a bit different in this video, sad maybe? Not sure Probably just me. But if your fine just ignore me 😂 great video by the way bud love them all 👍
Cheers Ryan, I'm fine, my voice is quite deep at the start as I'd just got out of bed 🤣👍
😂 great stuff, I instantly noticed a difference which is pretty strange but it’s probably down to hearing your voice week in week out. As long as you are ok that’s the main thing 👍 much love
Coming on nice bud. It's not easy and can be time consuming this sort of panelling. Not done a van but a fair few boats which present similar issues. If you have a laser level where you can lock off the self levelling pendulum, it'll help a fair bit lining things up plum to the floor.
Cheers, yeah I'll probably get it out and say it up for the cabinets I imagine👍
It’s looking great guys and that is going to be one cozy camper indeed. Great video 👍🏼
Nice work guys!
True craftsman 😉
Great tips Thanks
Anyone know what comes in the ITS bundle?
Mug, LED light, tape measure, card multitool, ice scraper, bottle opener
Is that a Milwaukee super jaws stand @10:24?
Yes
The power tools on the ITS site are far more expensive than Screwfix, in fact, they are dearer than any online retailer!
Have you tried contacting them?
@@RagnBoneBrown I had a good look through the online catalogue and thought they were rather expensive so did a price comparison with Screwfix. The only item I found at the same price was a box of 200 4x40 screws. The power tools are all getting on for £20 more expensive. I would have placed an order for a router if they were cheaper, but they're not.
Great job mate.
You're right it is the most tedious part, but the fun bit is coming next.👍
🍓 🍉 🍉 🍉
Looks very challenging, no straight lines!
Good job.
Meet the project looks like it's going well
keep up the good work Keith
good content master 👏🏻👍🏻
Nice job Keith it looks great !!!
It’s looking good, Keith. Very resourceful with your solutions to some knotty problems. I think these help the most for learners like me who seem to come up against those kind of situations all the time. 🙏🏼😊
Thanks very much Mandy
I'm guessing that this is something that you won't be doing more often then?
That said it is starting to take shape and looks good!!!
Yeah I doubt I'll do another but some day I'd like one for myself (on a smaller scale!)
Nice job, enjoying the series.
Nice work Keith. What face material on the door ply? Has fabulous whirlpool grain pattern, will look great when varnished.
Is your "Client" paying hourly rate or your friend getting "mates rates" ?
I'm not sure what the face veneer is, but I wish it was thicker!
You made a good recovery splicing those repairs.
Trouble with ply, thicker means more weight. Lighter can rattle & twist
Good job Keith and a good watch as well. WhileI am on "good" a good repair on the door handle as well
Cheers Paul👍
Coming along nicely
👍🏻🍻🍺👍🏻
Coming on nicely!!
Looking good!
Fab job 😎👍🏻
Just seen the post on Instagram and came straight over 👍
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼.....
Resourceful, as always! I believe your templating woes were due to using knackered old cardboard boxes! Fresh sheets (from a packaging supplier) or, sometimes, kraft paper from a roll, make life easier. Doors, especially, are easiest using thick clear plastic sheeting so you can see exactly where handles/holes are underneath it and mark them with a sharpie.
Great project and progressing really nice.This channel has always been real because you show errors and how to overcome them.Looking forward to further progress.I will take up the offer with ITS.RAGNBONE.