This is the invention I imagined as a child, it's so awesome to see someone actually bring their ideas to life. Thank you for helping me daydream as an adult. May your video fuel young minds and open thoughtful possibilities for all!!!
No matter how hot it is outside, knee high socks will protect from bugbites, thorns, scratchy plants and poison ivy. If they are white socks you can see fleas and get them off before you get in your camper. Spiders eat the flighty bugs, and the crawly bugs, so say Hi and thank you. Very cool camper )))
One thing I love about your videos is just how appreciative you are to be there in the moment, in a vehicle you built, just eating pizza, throwing down a sleeping bag, and playing some video games out in the woods. It's heartwarming and frankly, inspirational
I love this! We watched this as a family. Obviously this is a prototype kind of thing and we had fun talking about our modifications to the idea. We decided we'd probably use PVC pipe to make the frame for the tent so you can push it to the edge. Then instead of greenhouse plastic we'd use mesh and seal it at the bottom so you can get a nice breeze. We would use bigger wheels so it sits higher and gives more ground clearance. And we'd probably put the battery in a closed box so that the battery doesn't get weathered. And maybe use a stadium chair when driving for more comfort? These ideas are an amalgamation of ideas we had with the kids. Thanks for giving us a jumping off point to have a really fun discussion!
I like your family's idea of using a mesh material in replacement of the greenhouse plastic, makes it sound more breathable and refreshing. Also the PVC pipe is the same kind of idea I had when talking about the frame, I was even day dreaming during the video about adding like a hidden frame that if you wanted to, could fold out and make like a pop up canopy of sorts that can fold away and retain the shape of the cart when you're in travel mode and then a shaded canopy if you had the room to bring a fold chair. Would definitely be really neat to improve on this base model.
I love how simple the build is. I usually see these crazy go-carts with lost of power, but this is something I can build in my own garage. its perfect.
Here's a few things I notice that you can improve in a possible next design: 1. Wood Rotting/Degrading: from what I've seen in the video, you haven't put anything on the wood to help it prevent from rotting or taking damage from water. This is pretty important when camping in the middle of the forest. 2. Electronics Safety: When traversing the forest you encounter various different types of terrain and plants. The electronics are left open except for a little bit of electrical casing, but as someone who just got back from camping for a week straight, the electronics aren't the safest from the elements. 3. Height: The camper is VERY close to the ground, which for a lot of types of terrain, is NOT good at all. This just means that the bottom frame and electronics are more prone to taking damage from any rocks, dirt, or plants sticking out from the ground. Additionally, the low height of the camper means that there's a lot of terrain you can't go through with it. 4. Power: The power provided by your motor isn't enough to carry you uphill, and uphill is something you'll encounter a lot within the forest. This means if/when you need to go uphill, you'll likely be forced to pull it uphill instead of relying on the motor (something I wouldn't want to do). 5. Safe Food Storage: Many wild animals have a VERY great sense of smell. Meaning they can smell open food from MILES away. That being said, our simple camping foods smell like deluxe meals to any animals who smell it, and naturally, they'll want some of it. I doubt you want to wake up in the middle of the night face-to-face with a wild animal looking for your food. This is where things like Bear Boxes come in. They're safe ways to store your open food and prevent animals from being able to smell or access it. 6. Ventilation: As someone who again, just got back from camping for a week straight (in the summer near a less elevated campground), ventilation is ABSOLUTELY NECCESSARY. You can't always rely on a fan or electronics to keep you cool, so I HIGHLY recommend adding more ventilation. 7. Power: In longer camping trips, you won't always have a place to recharge your campers battery. Which usually means if it's out of battery, have fun pulling it the rest of the trip! I'd add a small solar panel or two that can be taken out of the camper and positioned anywhere on the floor (not on the campers roof) to give you a semi-reliable source of power and no need to worry as much about running out of battery. (Before replying to my comment, please note that I'm not responding to any replies because there are a few low-IQ people responding. These suggestions are intended to show things that can be done to improve this project and make it much more reliable and useful, rather than simply being something that will sit in a garage for years. I am aware that this project was not intended to be a full fledged wilderness survival camper.)
This thing was made for click bait. I agree with everything you wrote but this wasn't lifted from plans out of Mechanics Illustrated. Who in their right mind would make this thing out of lumber (with butt fits at that), electric motor (underpowered by about 10 HP) instead of gas engine, inadequate ground clearance, glued components not weather proofed electrical (fall off in hot or freezing temps), that can't traverse even shallow streams, no suspension, blah, blah, blah. This is about as inadequate as it comes and more the toy than a serious useful project.
It’s always crazy to me how Americans and Canadians always have every tool imaginable for every weird situation and also get things to an affordable price so projects like this are doable for teenagers etc in northamerica (also there is enough space and nomansland to even be able to explore compared to Europe) Keep living the dream! You have my sub
@@Schacal6666There's plenty of no man's land here in Europe. Have no never heard of Scandinavia? Even Spain, France and Germany. Not everyone lives in big cities
Thats only a dream here in latin america, i live in costa rica, one of the "beter" countries here in latin america and thigs like that motor or that weels are expensive AF, and here we dont had many forests for camping cause a lot of forest are WILD and are protected :(
That motor is big enough. You just need larger diameter cable's , 2x batteries tied in parallel. Amp drop is what's lowering torque and acceleration. Someday setup solar panels to top up when you post at camp. You gan also get a harbor freight tools tail gate generating and a dc/dc converter like in RVs. Then you get 900w endless battery powered if you want to make it hybrid. Good for different terrain.
I'd not have the courage to try something remotely close to this, but watching this video, and the joy it gave you, I can't help but feel a sense of freedom and being grateful for seeing you enjoying yourself like that. The build looks amazing, the idea is original, and the video was pretty chill and nice to watch. Congrats! Keep enjoying what you do!
@@anniejones5806 I'd definitely feel safer that way haha. Maybe it could be a cool idea for his next projects to get a bigger motor and make it all of wood!
I would replace some of the panels with window screen for ventilation, maybe over the front and back openings. I would also suggest that you bring along some poles so you can stake up your yellow tarp front and back as awnings. This is such a cool little camper! I could see members of my family going nuts wanting to try this out. I, unfortunately, think that a camper van with a big, soft bed and a bathroom is wonderful. I suspect that I am a glamper, not a camper.
He probably could have boughtA camper for his truck for cheaper and actually drove to the middle of the forest instead of from the tailgate of his truck to 50 feet into The forest.
Stumbled upon this video and this guy is a a joy to watch to see him building campers from scratch and how genuine and down to earth he is It's a breath of fresh air . I know he'd be a great person to hang out with
You're very creative. It's so cool and fun to watch. You can add like a mosquito net that way you can still enjoy the camper with a little air coming in and keep out the bugs. Stay safe and keep on building
Yea bug net would have helped with the front open - I'm thinking of some improvements to make for the future version I might honestly re build it completly different still working on it all in my head it will be a future video for sure
YT algorithm showed me your RE4 in the forest video and now I'm hooked. Don't even have an interest in camping but there's just something so calming about hearing you talk about things and cooking out in wilderness. For the first time in my life, I want to try going out and camping. Big sub from me!
This small motorized camper is one of the coolest builds I have seen to date! It's a great idea to use the greenhouse structure instead of wood to make the shelter! Who would not want to zoom through the forest floor to find that serene camping spot? Thank you for sharing this build; I look forward to seeing what else you design and build! God bless you and yours!
I am planing the first camping trip with my family. All I have done so far just buying all the gears from Amazon. What you’ve done is a totally game changer. I am super enjoyed watching your video! You just earn a subscriber for your channel!
I didn't see a voltage meter , and a roll up solar panel would be great so you could charge up your battery . You did a really good job, I give it a 8 out of 10 👍
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 Yes you are absolutely right , thank you very much for the reminder , I think people in general forget this , thank you again and God Bless You
What did this cost to build by chance? I see the like from the content creator. My children love this and are inspired to build their own! I think it would be neat to make them camper buggies
What a fun idea! It turned out really well too. I can't even think of any improvements that wouldn't add more weight. All your campers, shelters, etc. are so cool and right up my alley. Great ways to enjoy the outdoors! I really enjoy your channel.
@@QuietNerd reminded me of avatar when they went to chop down the big tree, lol jk. I hope you do a more efficient more comfy longer range and maybe make it a land train. Really really liked it so cool
Did have this vid in my "to watch list" for a while & I'm finally pulling the trigger. I absolutely love the MacGyver build & the "using stuff for other purposes than intended". In fact I probably would have used PVC from top to bottom because it can be found in any shape, form & thickness & it's durable, light & also insulated. I'm sure it was fun to build & I learned a few tricks along the way so thanks for filming, editing & uploading quality content.
Love the idea but I have one concern I don’t know but I think you should add one or two 10x10cm holes in the foil where you could add mesh material for ventilation. Or maybe pack an CO2 detector to see if it reaches dangerously high. And just be safe adventuring
This is awesome if I had the tools I would so enjoy trying to build this with my son. Well done on the mini camper, can't wait to see what you do to it next
Omg man, I randomly came across your vid, probably because it aligns with a lot if what I watch. And man oh man from start to finish, this was a slice of heaven. Trekking it, being in the woods on your version of a people mover on a whole other level. Kudos and totes to you on this camper. So happy for you.
Love this! So cool! I think you can actually buy screens now online, attachable or with magnets, to fully unzip and open the plastic greenhouse and get better air circulation in your tent without the bugs getting inside. Thank you for sharing your builds and adventures.
Awesome build! 👍 The one issue inherent to a greenhouse (by design) is potentially unbearable humidity levels inside. I would cut out and remove some sections of the clear sheeting and replace them with bug mesh sections, especially paired at opposite sides of the camper to permit through airflow. Then perhaps create correspondingly positioned flaps in the yellow tarpaulin that can be opened to expose the bug mesh sections, perhaps with velcro attached to secure them in the open position. The addition of velcro to other areas of the yellow tarpaulin would also help secure it in place when in each of the various open or folded-back positions you demonstrated. As would velcro mounted on the battery holder to ensure that the tarpaulin covers the battery and doesn't blow free during windy and rainy weather and result in water damage to the battery. Equipment-wise, I'd add a small folding camping table. This could be secured on the inside wall, or even have a mount to position it on the outside of the vehicle frame. Finally, the addition of a small grab handle to the front and rear bumpers would mean you could more easily lift the front or back end of the vehicle and spin it around 180 degrees resting on the other set of wheels when doing a bunch of three-point turns is impractical to turn the vehicle around. These might also help remove the vehicle from if it gets bogged or caught on something.
Thanks for sharing this video and building processes. I have a 36 acre property. 18 acres of woods and 18 in pasture / hayfields. The first few years I established hiking trails through the woods after storms tree limbs required chainsaws to keep the trails clear. Those vines you have will need to be managed as well. Enjoyed watching your progress.
I don't have an inch of property or home sir, 😞 i wish I'm also like you.. I'll become a great farmer and I would have created a heaven in that property.. Fruit trees, ponds.. A small home inside the woods.. I can't just imagine how happy I will then
This guy is quite handy when it comes to building things. Never would've expected that from the first video i had watched. Also, the backwheels were an *excellent* choice for great traction on the soil!
The Greenhouse idea for the roof was very creative and you should probably use that idea again. The Tarp that you used on the cover has a lot of potential in many builds and you have A LOT of it. Great video 👊
I think its an awesome project, and if u ask me i think you should upgrade it so that it can use larger front wheels. The tracks are as cool as hell! Awesome job!
The treads are pretty sweet I might get another set I'm just starting to think up a version 2.0 of the camper thats a more powerful build. It will be a future video for sure - Cheers!
Grab a piece of conduit and some paracord and stakes. You can "tent" the overhang ends and get more shade. That would also allow you to open the end and with the thermo and fan, no bugs. BTW Drilling a hole closer to the spindle on each side will give you a better turning radius if you have the clearance.
As cool as that is I would worry about how low it is to the ground not just for the fear of running over something that can catch hold of the engine or chain but mostly due to the fear of snakes & how easy it would be for one to crawl inside from the steering hole area & personally I would've added a magnetic screen flap so you can get a nice breeze during the hot days while keeping out pesky bugs etc. Awesome build & I just subbed cant wait to see what else you make :)
This inspired me so much that me and my dad has decided to build a similar one, by refurbishing an old trailer we used to transport our goats. It’s going so well! Man, this guy has to be my role model at this point. 😅
I absolutely LOVED this! Was grinning ear to ear the whole time! PLEASE do this again, a version of it in the rain would be super cozy! Oh and upgrade this build! Keep adding to it and making it something new! you got a new subscriber!
I have to say I really enjoyed this. I would have tried to pick an area with a lot less foliage however. You are a talented guy with a calming personality. I wish you much success on your channel.
Wow!!!!!!....greeting from Malaysia. I am 55 but looking at this guy's wonderful invention, it really bring back my childhood dream as others called.....a decent, simple yet functional tent on wheel, ready to roll whenever you want. Great job man........😂😂😂
This was such an awesome project and build to follow along with just a super fun video! The only thing that really came to mind was including two mesh mosquito nets in the back that zip together so you can open the back greenhouse flaps for better ventilation but the bugs can't come in
Build it out of steel angle iron, or add angle irons to the side so you dont have to use as much wood, it will be a lot lighter and stronger, giving it a brush guard is definitely a good idea too. If youre going to keep the wood, coating it in a non toxic silicone paint would be a good idea. Rhino Lining the bottom would be a great idea for making it last.
OK, the big questions: How far did you drive, and did you make it home on that single battery? That's sure a different idea you had, and it seemed to work well for you.
I would have suggested using some kind of sealant on the wood before putting everything together as a way to prevent wood rot so that you could use it long-term. also potentially fully encasing the floor would be beneficial for insulation and isolation of the wiring. you could add access panels on the floor on the inside as well for maintenance.
These videos could quite literally save homeless people’s lives. I was homeless for 4 years and would have loved something like this to call my own. Something to keep me feeling safe and something where I could feel I have true privacy. A barrier like this between the entire world when you have nothing would have meant everything to me at that time.
It’d be cool if you could add an extra motor for more power and thin piece of acrylic across bottom for protection! Oh and maybe even a small solar panel to charge the battery and accessory power! This is great! Awesome build!
This was so awesome. I wish I was able to do something like this. I would have added some extra strength to the battery compartment. I would have added a wooden shelf underneath the basket. That way if you run over a hidden branch that the basket would not get caught
I want to keep improving my building skills and trying new projects Im excited to see what Ill make in the future :D - Thanks for the kind words as well - Cheers!
wow. I love your vibe and outlook on life / things. These video ideas are genius and you execute them perfectly. The mix between nature and technology is amazing. Definitely glad I found your channel!
I love this! For your next project, could you do a pedal powered version? My fantasy is to have a recumbent seating that can fold down easily when it's time to sleep but you could still take off quickly from sleep mode if you need to. I don't mind a electric assist that runs on solar, but I love the idea of just being able to fully power it myself! This is actually the closest build I've seen. Usually people just build a tow behind camper for bikes and no one is doing anything enclosed.
This is awesome watching this whole process. I think I could do the first step of laying the boards down in a rectangle, but that's about as far as I'd get. I wish I had this much knowledge and such a skillset. Just imagine walking through the forest, and seeing a quiet nerd driving this thing around. That would be the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life.
This is awesome! With a bigger battery, I could see this being on a little trailer that can taken to parks or off grid property. I think you should look into adding more power to it.
This was so awesome!! I've never been camping ever. I love the way you built your own mobile camper. I would love to do some thing like this. I can't really think of anything to upgrade outside of your own suggestions. I really look forward to your next adventure to see what you come up with. 🙂
I gotta say, you missing out! Go find yourself some time, go to a beautiful national park in your area, and have the best experience listening to bugs and the forest as you fall asleep 💤
Once again you have outdone yourself! You’re an inspiration to many. I definitely think you have some serious talent. You think like I do. Outstanding build!
I really like this build. It looks nice and light and really comfortable to camp in. I would have added some pedals just in case the battery dies. Maybe make the wheels bigger so that it would be easier to drive on bumpy terrain. And a handle on the front or back in case you get stuck again. That way you can just lift it and turn it around if you have to (got the idea from the Peel P-50). Also, that pizza looked really good.
what a wonderful video!! this makes you want to build your own camper or even a tent house !!!love this!! thanks for showing us what we are capable of !!!
It's always nice watching these videos cause its so relaxing and one time kinda slept through the vid btw Big thanks to building us the dream car that we dreamed of when we were little
I really liked it a lot. You should also think about getting a stronger basket for a bigger battery or like a screw on battery compartment that would be pretty cool. and I don’t know if you could do this, but maybe adding tread wheels on the front as well for better maneuverability when going off-road
Check out the Version 2.0 here! th-cam.com/video/ae3Fcrhp00c/w-d-xo.html
Kool idea.
Hmmm only one reply let me fix that
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This man is keeping alive the child in us all, building the things we always think about but never actually do.
I agree 100%. And, great at showing us every piece of the build. Very organized and concise. He's a talent all the way around!!
Ikr
i agree
thats right
Comments represent all adult males 👍👍👍🗿
No pranks, challenges or dancing, no crazy editing, just a guy living out every young kids dream 👍🏻
Correction, every man's dream also.
So true. We all built all manner of shambolic outdoor houses. This would have been so amaaazing
Itu bukan editan itu asli
@@en_vy You're missing my point.
cant find this kind of content anywhere anymore
This is the invention I imagined as a child, it's so awesome to see someone actually bring their ideas to life. Thank you for helping me daydream as an adult. May your video fuel young minds and open thoughtful possibilities for all!!!
SAME bro
Same too. I used to build a wooden car for me daily in my dreams and drive it to places 😊😅
DUDE same. I imagined rolling all around in my own little house on wheels like this.
This man is so prepared, he makes sure not a single thing is loose, he literally puts bolts and clamps on everything
So it's not going anywhere 😂👍
Lol if he clamps to the ground he could withstand a hurricane …good job dude you built it very well
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No matter how hot it is outside, knee high socks will protect from bugbites, thorns, scratchy plants and poison ivy. If they are white socks you can see fleas and get them off before you get in your camper. Spiders eat the flighty bugs, and the crawly bugs, so say Hi and thank you. Very cool camper )))
Not where I live the skeeters will eat you socks and all lol
This is a 40-minute video, and NOT ONCE was I bored. Excellent narration and presentation bro! 😎
Ya because I skipped the building part 😤
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bro is not a quiet nerd he is a amazing nerd
@@gamerboyraj8096it was still not boring for me even though i din't skip it
I didn’t notice it was a 40min video until you said it. Awesome content
It's criminal that this channel only has 70k subscribers, he deserves way more for his ingenuity and production value.
I concur!
I know 😊
I agree 👍 💯
He just started out. He's actually grown exponentially in subs!!
Your comment made me sub before the I've even seen the video! 🤣
One thing I love about your videos is just how appreciative you are to be there in the moment, in a vehicle you built, just eating pizza, throwing down a sleeping bag, and playing some video games out in the woods. It's heartwarming and frankly, inspirational
Wholesome is the word that comes to mind when I read and agreed with your comment 😊
I love this! We watched this as a family. Obviously this is a prototype kind of thing and we had fun talking about our modifications to the idea. We decided we'd probably use PVC pipe to make the frame for the tent so you can push it to the edge. Then instead of greenhouse plastic we'd use mesh and seal it at the bottom so you can get a nice breeze. We would use bigger wheels so it sits higher and gives more ground clearance. And we'd probably put the battery in a closed box so that the battery doesn't get weathered. And maybe use a stadium chair when driving for more comfort? These ideas are an amalgamation of ideas we had with the kids. Thanks for giving us a jumping off point to have a really fun discussion!
Wow
That’s awesome
Right my son and I are loving this he definitely gave me the know how jump off point so can not wait
I like your family's idea of using a mesh material in replacement of the greenhouse plastic, makes it sound more breathable and refreshing. Also the PVC pipe is the same kind of idea I had when talking about the frame, I was even day dreaming during the video about adding like a hidden frame that if you wanted to, could fold out and make like a pop up canopy of sorts that can fold away and retain the shape of the cart when you're in travel mode and then a shaded canopy if you had the room to bring a fold chair. Would definitely be really neat to improve on this base model.
Right?
This project sparks so much imagination!
It'd be super fun to have a
"mini camper" build competition!
I LOVE not knowing what you're going to do next. Never would I have anticipated a homemade mini camper. This is amazing.
I'm glad you enjoy the variety :D Thanks for watching my content - Cheers!
Awesome right 👍
Bear country?
Mosquito net?
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I love how simple the build is. I usually see these crazy go-carts with lost of power, but this is something I can build in my own garage. its perfect.
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Really loving the simplicity of the build but yet done so right it is a masterpiece! Seeing you drive it and the smile on your face makes my day!
Here's a few things I notice that you can improve in a possible next design:
1. Wood Rotting/Degrading: from what I've seen in the video, you haven't put anything on the wood to help it prevent from rotting or taking damage from water. This is pretty important when camping in the middle of the forest.
2. Electronics Safety: When traversing the forest you encounter various different types of terrain and plants. The electronics are left open except for a little bit of electrical casing, but as someone who just got back from camping for a week straight, the electronics aren't the safest from the elements.
3. Height: The camper is VERY close to the ground, which for a lot of types of terrain, is NOT good at all. This just means that the bottom frame and electronics are more prone to taking damage from any rocks, dirt, or plants sticking out from the ground. Additionally, the low height of the camper means that there's a lot of terrain you can't go through with it.
4. Power: The power provided by your motor isn't enough to carry you uphill, and uphill is something you'll encounter a lot within the forest. This means if/when you need to go uphill, you'll likely be forced to pull it uphill instead of relying on the motor (something I wouldn't want to do).
5. Safe Food Storage: Many wild animals have a VERY great sense of smell. Meaning they can smell open food from MILES away. That being said, our simple camping foods smell like deluxe meals to any animals who smell it, and naturally, they'll want some of it. I doubt you want to wake up in the middle of the night face-to-face with a wild animal looking for your food. This is where things like Bear Boxes come in. They're safe ways to store your open food and prevent animals from being able to smell or access it.
6. Ventilation: As someone who again, just got back from camping for a week straight (in the summer near a less elevated campground), ventilation is ABSOLUTELY NECCESSARY. You can't always rely on a fan or electronics to keep you cool, so I HIGHLY recommend adding more ventilation.
7. Power: In longer camping trips, you won't always have a place to recharge your campers battery. Which usually means if it's out of battery, have fun pulling it the rest of the trip! I'd add a small solar panel or two that can be taken out of the camper and positioned anywhere on the floor (not on the campers roof) to give you a semi-reliable source of power and no need to worry as much about running out of battery.
(Before replying to my comment, please note that I'm not responding to any replies because there are a few low-IQ people responding. These suggestions are intended to show things that can be done to improve this project and make it much more reliable and useful, rather than simply being something that will sit in a garage for years. I am aware that this project was not intended to be a full fledged wilderness survival camper.)
Where is break 😂😂😂
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@@gunterisnomoredude speaking fax and you call him a nerd
you don't really think he built this to be practical😂
This thing was made for click bait. I agree with everything you wrote but this wasn't lifted from plans out of Mechanics Illustrated. Who in their right mind would make this thing out of lumber (with butt fits at that), electric motor (underpowered by about 10 HP) instead of gas engine, inadequate ground clearance, glued components not weather proofed electrical (fall off in hot or freezing temps), that can't traverse even shallow streams, no suspension, blah, blah, blah. This is about as inadequate as it comes and more the toy than a serious useful project.
It’s always crazy to me how Americans and Canadians always have every tool imaginable for every weird situation and also get things to an affordable price so projects like this are doable for teenagers etc in northamerica (also there is enough space and nomansland to even be able to explore compared to Europe)
Keep living the dream! You have my sub
Where do you reside?
@@runningsandwich Western Europe
@@Schacal6666There's plenty of no man's land here in Europe. Have no never heard of Scandinavia? Even Spain, France and Germany. Not everyone lives in big cities
@@pookiewookie7679 plenty of no mans land? The population density of the US and Canada is nearly a 1/10 of the average European state
Thats only a dream here in latin america, i live in costa rica, one of the "beter" countries here in latin america and thigs like that motor or that weels are expensive AF, and here we dont had many forests for camping cause a lot of forest are WILD and are protected :(
This man is wayyy too underrated for how good the content is
Chevere🎉😮😊
"Too underrated" BRO THIS HAS 4 MILLION+ VIEWS!
@@NaturesNinja the sub count is what I'm talking bout
@@chaselittle7273because he has no idea wtf he is doing
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That motor is big enough. You just need larger diameter cable's , 2x batteries tied in parallel. Amp drop is what's lowering torque and acceleration. Someday setup solar panels to top up when you post at camp. You gan also get a harbor freight tools tail gate generating and a dc/dc converter like in RVs. Then you get 900w endless battery powered if you want to make it hybrid. Good for different terrain.
I'd not have the courage to try something remotely close to this, but watching this video, and the joy it gave you, I can't help but feel a sense of freedom and being grateful for seeing you enjoying yourself like that. The build looks amazing, the idea is original, and the video was pretty chill and nice to watch. Congrats! Keep enjoying what you do!
I would have made it all wood so bears would have a hard time getting into it.
@@anniejones5806 I'd definitely feel safer that way haha. Maybe it could be a cool idea for his next projects to get a bigger motor and make it all of wood!
@@anniejones5806 Maybe there aren't bears where he is...Yeah I also don't like bears!
@@anniejones5806what about iron
It would be pretty cool if later on you install a solar panel on it for the battery. you did a fantastic job on your little rig.🙂
It feels like cozy
yessir
that what i think right now that would be cool
Exactly what I was thinking
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I would replace some of the panels with window screen for ventilation, maybe over the front and back openings. I would also suggest that you bring along some poles so you can stake up your yellow tarp front and back as awnings. This is such a cool little camper! I could see members of my family going nuts wanting to try this out. I, unfortunately, think that a camper van with a big, soft bed and a bathroom is wonderful. I suspect that I am a glamper, not a camper.
He probably could have boughtA camper for his truck for cheaper and actually drove to the middle of the forest instead of from the tailgate of his truck to 50 feet into
The forest.
No wanker is the word your looking for!!
Build a truck😊😊😊😊
Stumbled upon this video and this guy is a a joy to watch to see him building campers from scratch and how genuine and down to earth he is It's a breath of fresh air . I know he'd be a great person to hang out with
You're very creative. It's so cool and fun to watch. You can add like a mosquito net that way you can still enjoy the camper with a little air coming in and keep out the bugs. Stay safe and keep on building
Yea bug net would have helped with the front open - I'm thinking of some improvements to make for the future version I might honestly re build it completly different still working on it all in my head it will be a future video for sure
@@QuietNerdsolar panel and wind turbine? 😉
YT algorithm showed me your RE4 in the forest video and now I'm hooked.
Don't even have an interest in camping but there's just something so calming about hearing you talk about things and cooking out in wilderness.
For the first time in my life, I want to try going out and camping. Big sub from me!
This channel has slowly become one of my favorites. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy my content - Cheers
You know he’s dying of heat . No AC
😂@@Puddycat00
This small motorized camper is one of the coolest builds I have seen to date! It's a great idea to use the greenhouse structure instead of wood to make the shelter! Who would not want to zoom through the forest floor to find that serene camping spot? Thank you for sharing this build; I look forward to seeing what else you design and build! God bless you and yours!
I am planing the first camping trip with my family. All I have done so far just buying all the gears from Amazon. What you’ve done is a totally game changer. I am super enjoyed watching your video! You just earn a subscriber for your channel!
i think u should by more gears for your family instead
I didn't see a voltage meter , and a roll up solar panel would be great so you could charge up your battery . You did a really good job, I give it a 8 out of 10 👍
@jamesriccards7545
I'd like to see a 318 Chevy small block on it 😉🤪
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1
Yes you are absolutely right ,
thank you very much for the reminder , I think people in general forget this , thank you again and God Bless You
What did this cost to build by chance? I see the like from the content creator. My children love this and are inspired to build their own! I think it would be neat to make them camper buggies
@@JIMBAYRIDGESCOTT ya have jesus in your live that was great😍
@@incemomnia life
What a fun idea! It turned out really well too. I can't even think of any improvements that wouldn't add more weight. All your campers, shelters, etc. are so cool and right up my alley. Great ways to enjoy the outdoors! I really enjoy your channel.
:D glad you enjoy the videos - Cheers
@@QuietNerd reminded me of avatar when they went to chop down the big tree, lol jk. I hope you do a more efficient more comfy longer range and maybe make it a land train. Really really liked it so cool
Did have this vid in my "to watch list" for a while & I'm finally pulling the trigger.
I absolutely love the MacGyver build & the "using stuff for other purposes than intended".
In fact I probably would have used PVC from top to bottom because it can be found in any shape, form & thickness & it's durable, light & also insulated. I'm sure it was fun to build & I learned a few tricks along the way so thanks for filming, editing & uploading quality content.
The World needs more Nerds. 🥰
:D Yea!
😂that made me smile. That’s funny.
Love the idea but I have one concern I don’t know but I think you should add one or two 10x10cm holes in the foil where you could add mesh material for ventilation. Or maybe pack an CO2 detector to see if it reaches dangerously high. And just be safe adventuring
Exactly, that's what I was thinking, Where's the ventilation.
Suffocation will take place
This is awesome if I had the tools I would so enjoy trying to build this with my son. Well done on the mini camper, can't wait to see what you do to it next
Your a great dad❤
Get you some tools and build it
you just enjoying the nature and your camper makes this video wholesome
Omg man, I randomly came across your vid, probably because it aligns with a lot if what I watch. And man oh man from start to finish, this was a slice of heaven. Trekking it, being in the woods on your version of a people mover on a whole other level. Kudos and totes to you on this camper. So happy for you.
Do you want a adventure of this camper
Love this! So cool! I think you can actually buy screens now online, attachable or with magnets, to fully unzip and open the plastic greenhouse and get better air circulation in your tent without the bugs getting inside. Thank you for sharing your builds and adventures.
Awesome build! 👍
The one issue inherent to a greenhouse (by design) is potentially unbearable humidity levels inside. I would cut out and remove some sections of the clear sheeting and replace them with bug mesh sections, especially paired at opposite sides of the camper to permit through airflow. Then perhaps create correspondingly positioned flaps in the yellow tarpaulin that can be opened to expose the bug mesh sections, perhaps with velcro attached to secure them in the open position.
The addition of velcro to other areas of the yellow tarpaulin would also help secure it in place when in each of the various open or folded-back positions you demonstrated. As would velcro mounted on the battery holder to ensure that the tarpaulin covers the battery and doesn't blow free during windy and rainy weather and result in water damage to the battery.
Equipment-wise, I'd add a small folding camping table. This could be secured on the inside wall, or even have a mount to position it on the outside of the vehicle frame.
Finally, the addition of a small grab handle to the front and rear bumpers would mean you could more easily lift the front or back end of the vehicle and spin it around 180 degrees resting on the other set of wheels when doing a bunch of three-point turns is impractical to turn the vehicle around. These might also help remove the vehicle from if it gets bogged or caught on something.
All great ideas!
@@HeirOfNothingInParticular- Thanks! 😀
And a winch!
Greenhouses get HOT in the summer.
@@MontanaPDX - Yes, that was my whole point.
Thanks for sharing this video and building processes. I have a 36 acre property. 18 acres of woods and 18 in pasture / hayfields. The first few years I established hiking trails through the woods after storms tree limbs required chainsaws to keep the trails clear. Those vines you have will need to be managed as well. Enjoyed watching your progress.
I don't have an inch of property or home sir, 😞 i wish I'm also like you.. I'll become a great farmer and I would have created a heaven in that property.. Fruit trees, ponds.. A small home inside the woods.. I can't just imagine how happy I will then
This guy is quite handy when it comes to building things. Never would've expected that from the first video i had watched.
Also, the backwheels were an *excellent* choice for great traction on the soil!
The Greenhouse idea for the roof was very creative and you should probably use that idea again.
The Tarp that you used on the cover has a lot of potential in many builds and you have A LOT of it.
Great video 👊
This is the coolest camper I’ve seen by far. It’s so minimal but you still had everything you needed. I love it! New subscriber!
you should try to see if you can make it winter camping ready. with a heater amd maybe skis?
Not sure what I'd think if I was walking through the woods stoned, as one does, and just saw this dude driving by in a yellow tent.
Lol
Lmao as one does
I think its an awesome project, and if u ask me i think you should upgrade it so that it can use larger front wheels. The tracks are as cool as hell! Awesome job!
Regarding the treads: "I saw them online and just wanted to use them." This dude is a genius. I thought nothing would beat the Cheese Cube. 🙂
I loved that too!
The treads are pretty sweet I might get another set I'm just starting to think up a version 2.0 of the camper thats a more powerful build. It will be a future video for sure - Cheers!
@@QuietNerdcan I ask where online you bought them
I love it when the people that Need it the most make it big like this guy his channel is literallly quiet nerd
That guy who madeit
Grab a piece of conduit and some paracord and stakes. You can "tent" the overhang ends and get more shade. That would also allow you to open the end and with the thermo and fan, no bugs. BTW Drilling a hole closer to the spindle on each side will give you a better turning radius if you have the clearance.
best adventure channel, no click bait, no bullshit, just straight to the points and feels relaxed watching him
As cool as that is I would worry about how low it is to the ground not just for the fear of running over something that can catch hold of the engine or chain but mostly due to the fear of snakes & how easy it would be for one to crawl inside from the steering hole area & personally I would've added a magnetic screen flap so you can get a nice breeze during the hot days while keeping out pesky bugs etc. Awesome build & I just subbed cant wait to see what else you make :)
This inspired me so much that me and my dad has decided to build a similar one, by refurbishing an old trailer we used to transport our goats. It’s going so well! Man, this guy has to be my role model at this point. 😅
This is probably the coolest thing i've seen on YT
Thanks! - Cheers!
What a delightful creation! I really love your camping videos and this mobile camper was so cool!
You did a awesome job on the steering set up. The whole build was very well put together.
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
Your editing, man. Just incredible pacing and narration. Well done. Super satisfying.
@yharie
I've done it I sub and liked
That's what it's all about, man.
Buildin' contraptions.
Constructin' doohickeys.
Creating thingamuhbobbers.
What a legend.
Love watching you build amazing things! Great job!
Thanks! - Cheers
Молодец ! Парень с руками и головой! Сделать из деревяшек автомобиль кемпер СУПЕР!
❤ Слава Україні! ❤
@@robertschnobert9090 Слава России Слава её Сынам которые истребляют славных укронацистов, пробандеровцев и прочую нечисть.
I absolutely LOVED this! Was grinning ear to ear the whole time! PLEASE do this again, a version of it in the rain would be super cozy! Oh and upgrade this build! Keep adding to it and making it something new! you got a new subscriber!
bro smiling ear to ear
I love everything about this build, it's such a nice twist compared to your previous shelters.
Thanks! - Cheers
I have to say I really enjoyed this. I would have tried to pick an area with a lot less foliage however. You are a talented guy with a calming personality. I wish you much success on your channel.
Thank you! - Cheers!
Wow!!!!!!....greeting from Malaysia. I am 55 but looking at this guy's wonderful invention, it really bring back my childhood dream as others called.....a decent, simple yet functional tent on wheel, ready to roll whenever you want. Great job man........😂😂😂
This was such an awesome project and build to follow along with just a super fun video! The only thing that really came to mind was including two mesh mosquito nets in the back that zip together so you can open the back greenhouse flaps for better ventilation but the bugs can't come in
Build it out of steel angle iron, or add angle irons to the side so you dont have to use as much wood, it will be a lot lighter and stronger, giving it a brush guard is definitely a good idea too.
If youre going to keep the wood, coating it in a non toxic silicone paint would be a good idea. Rhino Lining the bottom would be a great idea for making it last.
YT Algorithm soo good to bring me to this video. Absolutely love it! Well done!
OK, the big questions: How far did you drive, and did you make it home on that single battery?
That's sure a different idea you had, and it seemed to work well for you.
No
😮😅😂
I understand how much effort it took to make this video…building,recording,editing…. Really loved your video❤❤
I would have suggested using some kind of sealant on the wood before putting everything together as a way to prevent wood rot so that you could use it long-term. also potentially fully encasing the floor would be beneficial for insulation and isolation of the wiring. you could add access panels on the floor on the inside as well for maintenance.
These videos could quite literally save homeless people’s lives. I was homeless for 4 years and would have loved something like this to call my own. Something to keep me feeling safe and something where I could feel I have true privacy. A barrier like this between the entire world when you have nothing would have meant everything to me at that time.
This is awesome! I would love to see a version 2 of this, bigger battery, larger wheels, etc.
yeah maybe a beefier frame and larger wheels with two motors and dual battery with inverter setup...
Yay. Fresh upload. Love this channel
I'm glad you enjoy - Cheers!
It’d be cool if you could add an extra motor for more power and thin piece of acrylic across bottom for protection! Oh and maybe even a small solar panel to charge the battery and accessory power! This is great! Awesome build!
I 'm thinking of re build it with more power or motors or something Still working it out in my head Thanks for the kind words as well - Cheers!
@-OfficialQuietNerd dude stop. SCAMMER!
This was so awesome. I wish I was able to do something like this. I would have added some extra strength to the battery compartment. I would have added a wooden shelf underneath the basket. That way if you run over a hidden branch that the basket would not get caught
This is one of the most unique channels I’ve found in a while
I absolutely love your camper it's totally amazing
Thanks!
I always like your building videos, this is a whole new level! VEHICLE CONSTRUCTION!
I want to keep improving my building skills and trying new projects Im excited to see what Ill make in the future :D - Thanks for the kind words as well - Cheers!
Good idea, I love to try it one day😄
wow. I love your vibe and outlook on life / things. These video ideas are genius and you execute them perfectly. The mix between nature and technology is amazing. Definitely glad I found your channel!
Ive been dreaming of building something like this for years. Excellent work!
I love this! For your next project, could you do a pedal powered version? My fantasy is to have a recumbent seating that can fold down easily when it's time to sleep but you could still take off quickly from sleep mode if you need to. I don't mind a electric assist that runs on solar, but I love the idea of just being able to fully power it myself! This is actually the closest build I've seen. Usually people just build a tow behind camper for bikes and no one is doing anything enclosed.
I like how it says HI :D at 0:22
This is awesome watching this whole process. I think I could do the first step of laying the boards down in a rectangle, but that's about as far as I'd get. I wish I had this much knowledge and such a skillset.
Just imagine walking through the forest, and seeing a quiet nerd driving this thing around. That would be the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life.
Using the greenhouse as the frame is absolutely genius
What a great little adventure build. You made it seem so easy.
I hope this channel makes it to a mil subs! Very knowledgeable channel and fun too
This is just a very smart build people probably imagined for a long time, I really love it and you did a great job on it mate!
A lot of this was over my head, but that control box turned out amazing! Such an incredible build!!!!
This is awesome! With a bigger battery, I could see this being on a little trailer that can taken to parks or off grid property. I think you should look into adding more power to it.
More power is one of the upgrades for version 2.0
me and my son love your videos man, keep on being awesome
This was so awesome!! I've never been camping ever. I love the way you built your own mobile camper. I would love to do some thing like this. I can't really think of anything to upgrade outside of your own suggestions. I really look forward to your next adventure to see what you come up with. 🙂
I gotta say, you missing out! Go find yourself some time, go to a beautiful national park in your area, and have the best experience listening to bugs and the forest as you fall asleep 💤
You're living my dreams❤
Once again you have outdone yourself! You’re an inspiration to many. I definitely think you have some serious talent. You think like I do. Outstanding build!
Thanks! I hope to inspire other to do and create amazing things!
This came out brilliant.. you are genius man😮😮😮
I really like this build. It looks nice and light and really comfortable to camp in. I would have added some pedals just in case the battery dies. Maybe make the wheels bigger so that it would be easier to drive on bumpy terrain. And a handle on the front or back in case you get stuck again. That way you can just lift it and turn it around if you have to (got the idea from the Peel P-50).
Also, that pizza looked really good.
pedals would be a cool addition it would be really hard to move by feet though its a pretty heavy beast lol but a fun idea to think about- Cheers!
what a wonderful video!! this makes you want to build your own camper or even a tent house !!!love this!! thanks for showing us what we are capable of !!!
It's always nice watching these videos cause its so relaxing and one time kinda slept through the vid btw Big thanks to building us the dream car that we dreamed of when we were little
Very good design for your car's driving house. You bring all the items to the driving car house. You went to the forest day and night. Proudly.🙂
Pretty simple and impressive build! I think the simpler things are just cozier. Love these kinds of videos. Keep up the good work!
Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed - Cheers!
How do you not have over million subscribers??? You definitely deserve it
Thank you :D - Cheers!
I really liked it a lot. You should also think about getting a stronger basket for a bigger battery or like a screw on battery compartment that would be pretty cool. and I don’t know if you could do this, but maybe adding tread wheels on the front as well for better maneuverability when going off-road
Upgrade the motor! this thing was sweet. EDIT: I just noticed he already did that, the second vid was awesome!