Should have said, Making Our Teardrop Camper a Work of Art in 10 min...! Thanks for sharing a great video. Your woodworking skills surpass me completely. I'll settle for my little cargo/camper conversion
@@remiandnoemiethewildcrafte7503 Super job and so specific to detail very good excellent workmanship and a family project and like me I always spend time to love and hug my dog he is part of the family you both are super people thank you and come camping to the Tennessee mountains and visit. Peace
Awesome job of building the camper guys, love the wood look without all the plastic door or windows most people use. You should be proud of the job you did! Greetings from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Great build. What size is it? Mine is a 6 x 10, but clad in aluminum. Have another trailer ready for this summers build. Let us know how the heater works. I picked up one for the next build too. Have fun!
let me know if you get more than thirty uses out of it without significant maintenance.the structural designs were, a little alarming. So if you only do the standard upkeep it works. I'm confident the construction won't hold up. that was a dangerous design.a center blow to the ribs and colapse the trailer on the occupants. there are no tertiary support structures. it's just screws howling up wood ribs.no interlocking joints, nothing to distribute the stress of a moving vehicle..you're banking on a total of at best 25 cm of steel or at worst the same of zinc/rion alloys, none of which you want to be the sole holdouts for hundred of pounds of shearing force.replace your braces and notch them into the side walls, that's enought, but really support beams, it's an option for extra insulation wich will aid greatly in your climate.Mine you I'd never put my family in that with any kind of overhang.
That actually looks very robust. Heavy plywood with what looked like 2by ribs and joists, clad with another 1/2-3/4 of wood strips with LOTS of glue. Then, the inside is another layer of ply with the cavities stuffed with foam. In many ways, not how I'd have done it, but that looks very sturdy. Short of a tree coming down on it I'd expect this to be going strong in 25 years.
@schizocdboy Check again; watch around the 4:00 mark you can see vertical supports inside the 3/4" plywood and they are butted up against the roof beams. Personally I would have added 1/4" ply gussets to the roof to wall post joints to help against wracking, but it looks solid.
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Really beautiful camper. Very solid.
Thank you 😊 we love it ! It’s perfect 🤩
That's cool you do it
Perfect
I think you did a wonderful job on your camper
Thank you 😊
Should have said, Making Our Teardrop Camper a Work of Art in 10 min...! Thanks for sharing a great video.
Your woodworking skills surpass me completely. I'll settle for my little cargo/camper conversion
Thank you ☺️
Your trailer is beautiful. You built it very well and I imagine you will enjoy it for many years! Congratulations!
Thank you 😊
Great job and thank you for sharing well done.....
Thank you 😊 We are happy that you loved it
@@remiandnoemiethewildcrafte7503 Super job and so specific to detail very good excellent workmanship and a family project and like me I always spend time to love and hug my dog he is part of the family you both are super people thank you and come camping to the Tennessee mountains and visit. Peace
Amazing build
Thank you!
You did awesome job
Thank you ! :)
Well done. Love it. Enjoy and travel safe. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!!! 💜
Awesome job of building the camper guys, love the wood look without all the plastic door or windows most people use. You should be proud of the job you did! Greetings from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Thank you so much! This feels so nice to receive, we are glad you are liking it! 😁
beautiful good work
Thank you!
Nice job!
Thank you 😊
Oh my goodness! So impressive. Your patience during the build and attention to detail...wish I had the same. Thanks for taking time to produce video
Thank you so much :) it’s mean a lot to us!
You gals really pay attention to detail. Nice work!
Thank you 😊
I don't know what specifically but I really like this camper build. You both did a great job!
Thank you very much!!
Bonjour mes amis! Great job 👏!
Great work,such a nice look.Very informative
Thank you! :)
Well done guys, it looks great! very original 👏
Thank you :)
Really great, exterior is awesome looking, great job guys...
Thank you 😊
Very,very nice! Great Job. Would like to see more,hope when mine is done turns out as nice...
Absolutely gorgeous!👍😎
Thank you :)
@@remiandnoemiethewildcrafte7503 yep!
Beautiful camper.
Thank you!! :)
Very nice and crafty build! I’ve been working on a camper build for a couple years now. It is a lot of work!! Congratulations and happy travels!
Thank you so much! Yes indeed it’s a lot of work but it was very worth it :)
@@remiandnoemiethewildcrafte7503 I can't wait to be doing the traveling part of the project!
awesome
Thank you 😊
Very good!! Nice vídeo!!
Thank you 😊
Muito bom ! Perfeito parabéns ao casal , que Deus abençoe sempre vcs...
👌👏
Fantastic build 👍
Thank you :)
I love it well done
Thank you so much!
Great build. What size is it? Mine is a 6 x 10, but clad in aluminum. Have another trailer ready for this summers build. Let us know how the heater works. I picked up one for the next build too. Have fun!
The teardrop is 5 x10 and it’s perfect for us :) The heater work very well ! He heat the place in 4-5 min ;)
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Bravo! Magnifique réalisation. Quel est le poids?
Merci :) elle pèse environ 1500lb
Salut! Combien pèse votre teardrop? Super job :)
Salut elle pèse environ 1300lb
How long did this take? How much did it cost? Did you already have the tools or did you rent, or borrow tools for this job? Curious.
It take around 1.5 month, it cost 8000$ and we have all the tools for the job
Thank you for the info!
Do you know the final weight of your trailer?
let me know if you get more than thirty uses out of it without significant maintenance.the structural designs were, a little alarming. So if you only do the standard upkeep it works. I'm confident the construction won't hold up. that was a dangerous design.a center blow to the ribs and colapse the trailer on the occupants. there are no tertiary support structures.
it's just screws howling up wood ribs.no interlocking joints, nothing to distribute the stress of a moving vehicle..you're banking on a total of at best 25 cm of steel or at worst the same of zinc/rion alloys, none of which you want to be the sole holdouts for hundred of pounds of shearing force.replace your braces and notch them into the side walls, that's enought, but really support beams, it's an option for extra insulation wich will aid greatly in your climate.Mine you I'd never put my family in that with any kind of overhang.
20000 kilometers later, not a single crack. :) We built it like a boat. The fiberglass is what gives it the rigidity, like a boat.
That actually looks very robust. Heavy plywood with what looked like 2by ribs and joists, clad with another 1/2-3/4 of wood strips with LOTS of glue. Then, the inside is another layer of ply with the cavities stuffed with foam. In many ways, not how I'd have done it, but that looks very sturdy. Short of a tree coming down on it I'd expect this to be going strong in 25 years.
yup! it's built like a boat. I agree it will last a long time. If repairs are needed, I believe they are very capable of addressing it. great build.
@schizocdboy Check again; watch around the 4:00 mark you can see vertical supports inside the 3/4" plywood and they are butted up against the roof beams. Personally I would have added 1/4" ply gussets to the roof to wall post joints to help against wracking, but it looks solid.
I spent 10 minutes building this camper as instructed and 10 minutes in I realized it was going to be more like 30 minutes and I said screw it.
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Did you weigh the camper when you finished it? I am curious how much it weighs and what effect it has on gas mileage.
Hi! It weigh around 1200 pounds and we increase our gas mileage of 2-3l/100km :)