You know, this video is a lot more than just a mini camper build. Its about a motivated young man, who thoughoughly enjoys the process of the build, AND the results of his hard work. His pure joy and delight at simple pleasures is nice to see. I hope we can all take a leaf from his book.
Right on Paul.....the enjoyment of his work. And I had my doubts about all the shaking and the wood frame falling apart but his method of locking everything in place with metal brackets worked wonderful.
Just cant stop giggling thinking about you having to go out of the ride, set up camera in the distance, drive said distance, out of frame, and than having to go back and get the camera. Sick build!
This 1hour video makes me so happy. I've studied architecture, and I think your cabin is strong enough. Your thoughts on waterproofing, and your consideration of how rainwater flows through it, show how studious Nerd is! From Japan
@@QuietNerd I've also got a buddy heater and here's a hack for you that I saw on TH-cam after I bought mine it involves modifications to a heat activated fan
This guy is embodiment of if you never lost that “wouldn’t it be cool if” mentality we had as kids but actually having the ability to make it reality and I love it.
@@lynxthewise7233 Try to stop using the internet as much as possible, this will help you with your mental illness tremendeously. I am serious. Then you can look into books(not ebooks) about building stuff like that(it's basically just like lego, you think in components).
You know how to enjoy your Life. Making Projects, going into Nature, having everything you Love with you, because of your Projects. You're doing it Right.
Chilling in a mobile wood box in the snow playing video games I'm sure is fine. But knowing you've come up with it and put together from your initiative and it chills well; I can only imagine it's that much more satisfying.
@@QuietNerd I look forward to your next ideas in play. Fun to watch. You even have had me looking up like... catepillar tracks to see how feasible it was to upgrade your mobile unit to like an entire bedroom, lol.
@@Deylayed_ it takes a second for the algorithm to take effect sometimes. I’ve been making TH-cam videos for many years with many channels and sometimes it takes a week for it to grab. I bet you this time tomorrow it’s over 50k next week 100k next month 500k
a small exhaust fan could help with the water buildup inside your camper. Something you could have built into the roof that you could turn on and suck the moisture out.
Cool update. You should put solar panels on the roof and put in a solar charging system to keep your batteries topped off. Another idea is interior lighting.
Thats a good idea! I was thinking about it but I'm a bit worried in winter about chagrin the battery in very cold temps I would need a battery warming pad or something but ill think about it! - Cheers!
@QuietNerd For the battery, you could add a thermometer that automatically breaks the charging circuit if the battery is too cold. The battery shouldn't get too cold if you're continuously drawing current from it.
@@QuietNerd That's a high end battery. It will almost certainly have low and high voltage protection, as well as low and high temperature protections in the BMS. If it doesn't have low temp cutoff for the charging mosfets, just put some nice insulation around the battery in your box. The battery will generate lots of warmth when under load, and has lots of thermal mass. The charge controller should have low temp charge protection with a built in temp sensor too in that case. Use flexible solar panels as they weigh like 20% of a glass and metal rigid one. MPPT would be highly valuable since the panels will be fixed angle.
Loving the updates man! It would be cool to use some more of the yellow tarp and make a little mounted canopy/awning for the exterior that you can roll up or retract another way. And I think this qualifies for a QN-03 license plate upgrade too!
What if you used a bunch of yellow tarp to create a canopy, then also had the wall that the canopy hangs from fold down into a "floor", so you give yourself and extra five feet in that direction.
The fact that all those containers act like cargo containers putting in your camper. Adding those windows and a better front like that just makes it more future realistic. I wish I could do something like this there.
I have no idea why this auto-played. But, I am SO glad! Super wholesome vid man. Such a happy guy, living your dream with huge grattitude. Thank you for sharing this with the world 🙌
Every time I watch your videos on my big tv, my cat will watch you very intently. For example, your saran wrap video, her head went back and forth following you around the trees. You're her favorite youtuber!
Those tires look directional, in which case the front tires need to be swapped around so that the v pattern is pointing towards the front of the vehicle. Probably wont be a huge improvement but maybe a little traction boost for free
Wow. I came across this video by accident. As an ordinary guy driving trucks in the uk, i have no idea why i just watched this, but man, i did enjoy it. Consider me a fan buddy. Well done.
Some friendly advice, from a joiner (Carpenter to the other side of the pond folks 😂) while there was nothing specifically wrong with the build - for the walls, I'd recommend weatherboards, they're manufactured with tongue and groves to click together seamlessly this means that water doesn't get into the joins between your wall and runs down the side and off your vehicle. Water sitting in those gaps will rot it quickly.
Going on that idea, I was thinking of those simulated wood flooring planks. They have a rather precision tongue and groove that "clicks" into position. You could apply a small bead of silicone sealant across the groove just before installing them. Using these, I thought it would be less weight. One time, a friend had given me a few boxes of them left over from a remodeling. I used them to panel the inside walls of an old travel trailer that I use as a tool shed / workshop. An air nailer with slight head brads works great for attaching them without much noticing of the fasteners. 👍👍👍
He shouldn't need to redo the whole thing for that, he just needs to seal it better and he can do that by adding siding to it then I would go ahead and seal the inside with some insulation panels and then painted over with some light brown paint to match the inside wood. There's no reason he can't still use what he already has but there is always room for improvement.
I love your little "I really it's not too heavy to drive" frame that you wedged in there. ;] Very cool projects! I love that you use them in order to go out and "commune" with nature!
Thank you - I was dubious about watching an hour and more but honestly there's no filler - every minute is information-dense without being at all boring! I love the little camper and thank you for sharing, I hope you have many great trips :)
Hey man, just wanted to say that I'm loving these videos. They give me a sense of peace and calmness. I am currently home from work with burnout and to be honest I am kind of sick of the office lifestyle where all you do is overwork yourself in a race of nothingness. You have given me a lust for peace and for that I am thankful. I am currently putting together my own little camping setup that I can bring with me fairly easily. I am planning on driving through Sweden and Norway on a 1-2 week camping trip this summer and I would be sleeping in my car then. I've gone through more than half of your videos and they've kept me company this time being home and shielded of the society. Thank you for making it bearable :) Ps. Also you made me want a steam deck xD Cheers from Sweden!
I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Awesome on the upcoming trip have yourself a wonderful relaxing time on it! and yea steam deck is pretty fun if you lie PC games :D - Cheers!
Next step. Insolate camper. Keep in mind that the inverter will generate heat. So you could add a couple of little fans to add air flow to help keep it cool. You did good
I'm not typically one to watch an hour long youtube video from start to finish, but this was an exception. Really cool build man, I could feel the genuine enjoyment from you. Looked super cozy.
*Might I suggest a 3-4 inch lift and a single leafspring suspension on each side. Both front and back. Giving the front and rear axles a chance to avsorb the dips and bumps from side to side, rather than bouncing around so much. Clearance is clearly important as well.* 👍
Yea I was looking into leaf springs form golf carts and other small vehicles. I think my next build will use them for lift and suspension or something similar. Ill see it will be a bit down the road but I'm beginning to think about it! - Cheers!
I can not tell you how amazing this drive-able shed is!!! It makes me smile every time I watch you driving it along!!! Way to go!!! However, one point: I might not be seeing accurately, but it looks like your front tires might be installed backwards. Which means the treads are facing the wrong way and not being useful at all through the snow. Yet, it is extremely impressive how well it managed to slug through the deep snow!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Switch sides of the front tires and you will get the right tire pattern and maybe be able to get a little better grip in the snow. Excellent build! Meeting one like that in the woods would make my day.
@user-ki7lfiq1u You should really spend money and promote his Channel all throughout all social media and TV so that way he can have more subscribers since you're so worried about the amount of subscribers he has!!!!
Imagine him as a substitute high school carpentry/electricity shop teacher-the kids would have such an enjoyable learning experience and would pine for his return!
I love what you do man, you are realizing all of our childhood dream to build something and go out camping with it! A small wood stove would have been amazing in your little cabin! Keep your good work!
A wood stove is an idea I have as well. It might have wait a bit and be on the next version when I can build a bit bigger one int eh future :D - Cheers!~
Awesome Upgrade. love the little camper🎉 little info: at 24:58 you can see that you have the wheels/tires on backwards. the V shaped threads should always point forwards. 😊
Not necessarily, points forward help dig, points backwards help floating, for instance alot of farmers will have them backwards on combines and sprayers so they don't sink and tear up fields as much.
actually your wrong the v points forward the break ground to gain traction to bite the dirt and get traction so idk who tolled you that cause i am a farmer@@HillBillyAsian
Turning the front tires to face the same way as the rear would give more traction. Less wheel spin and result in less power used, your batteries would last longer.
Great job! A few pointers: 1. Rear view and side view mirrors. 2. Some sort of pop open top, vw camper style, hinges at front or rear of vehicle 3. A tiny wood burning stove 4. Thinner supports 5. Thinner veneer like luan so lightweight expansions are possible 6. Logbook of adventures 7. A boat port a pottie with separating waste bottom. 8. A second emergency entry exit for safety. (OSHA enclosed spaces)
I’ve done a similar thing while backpacking. Only I cooked up some dehydrated chili and put cornbread dollops on top at the end, steaming them done. It was really memorable.
Add 4 wheeler tires, likely bounce less, much much more traction and you'll ride higher on snow. Motors won't strain as much. Also you can add a small fan/vent blowing out at that space you covered with tarp over the door. Turn it on when cooking it will rid alot of that condensation buildup inside. One more thing, young man, your a freaking genius
Your camper content is incredibly refreshing. I'm so used to seeing $100k sprinter van conversions get so much attention for camping, they almost make it seem essential. My suggestion would be solar panels on each side of the roof if needing the extra power. Maybe instead of tarp you could use some waterproof vinyl fabric for the 'roofing' and then stitch the solar panels on top of it. There are videos of people doing that on boat bimini tops. I do live in south florida though so i'm not familiar with how that fabric would do in snowy weather, but it handles wind very well. Maybe not needed for short camping trips though. Other comments have also already mentioned some kind of fan/vent for the condensation or however you call it that your breathing indoors makes. Keep up the amazing videos, I look forward to them!
There's a YT video someone made about how to make any fabric into a waterproof tarp using silicone caulk and a solvent but I don't remember which one. You would be able to make a whole top out of it.
I love how granular your videos are. You cover every step and you make such detailed recordings of you using everything you make, so there's a really fantastic pay off as a viewer. Thanks for the content.
I think this counts as an interesting and unique part of the "van life" community. It makes my minivan camper look like a basic popup tent in comparison.
11:50 pro tip for when you stain wood; after hitting it with the stain, use a rag you don't mind getting ruined to help 'finish' the stain. It helps remove the marks/trail/path left by the brush, and any excess stain that could drip down.
It was a Anaheim chili same kind you get diced in a can called a green chili. The poblano is more pear shaped and darker green used to make chili rellenos.
@@arthurmartinson4370 You're very welcome. For most my life i just called them green chilies until i grew them myself and the pablano among others. My favorite to grow are habanero. They look like little orange lanterns all over the plant. i talked to a local nursery and they gave me big tree pots, planted them with peppers, best peppers i ever grew so now i plant in tree pots for huge yields.
Love the camper. This one is more sturdy and cosy. You could put a piece of light weight carpet on the floor of your camper to make it that bit warmer when you put your mattress on it. The meal looked tasty and you were really set up for the night as well. Ienjoyed this video very much and look forward to seeing your next adventure.
Hi Jason. I recently found your channel and you have quickly become one of my favorite creators. I really enjoy the creativity in your builds. I have already found myself looking forward to your uploads to see what you come up with next. Since you asked for suggestions for future builds, here's my list of things I would like to see you tackle: 1. Insulation. You woke up to a chilly 25 degree morning, but an insulated camper would hold in more heat overnight. I think this would be a nice upgrade to any camper build and a big quality of life upgrade for winter camping. Note: a two layer window with a small gap of air between layers will hold in heat better than a single layer window. 2. Suspension system. Don't know if this one is possible, but might be doable with some heavy duty springs. It would be cool to see if you can tackle this. 3. Ventilation. Vents could help with your humidity/window fogging problem as well as reduce concerns about carbon monoxide. 4. Lighting. Orange or yellow cellophane covers for lights will mimic a campfire and makes for a more cozy experience. 5. Metroid Prime is my favorite gamecube game for the exploration, puzzle solving, and cool aliens. I suggest trying it if you haven't yet!
You make such awesome projects, you're a genius. You really show how simple it can be and still have something very useful. Haha i want an electric mini-camper.
Your already steering with torque, add 4 more wheels and tracks, you'll be unstoppable. From what I see I wouldn't be surprised to see you put a zodiac inflatable boat under your rig and take on the lake. 16" treads would conserve energy. Well done young man, you have bolstered my opinion of today's youth. I'm 74, the "Gunny" USMC
@@CarlosDionicio for anyone having trouble seeing it, on a computer if you pause and hit "," or "." you can seek through the video one frame at a time.
I just spent 5 min recording it just to plat it back at 0.25 speed just to see him laying on the wood when I could have scrolled the comments and found it in 5 seconds 😅
I think your build is so amazing. I've wanted to do something similar but didn't know if it was possible so thank you for showing me that it is. You are very creative & talented. Keep shining your light & letting your inner child blossom. I hope you have an amazing & peacefully blessed day. Sending love, peace & blessings & healing 💞🌈🦋
I can't believe you upgraded the Yellow Turtle like this. You honestly impress me at every corner, it's not just how and what you're creating, it's how easy you're making it all look. You're making it look stupid easy lol.
I suggest bungee cords, Squeegie, and micro towels to help wipe down the windows with little to no smearing. Did you know they make chains for your size tires? That could help grip the snow and ice. If that sleeping bag has a bottom zipper keep the heated blanket feet and legs. You can keep it low and still be warm. Less is more. Too many clothes in a sleeping bag won't help keep you warm, but hold moisture and make you colder. A head cover for sleeping works better. Balance out your load. Help keep your buggy from bouncing so much and help distribute the weight equally on your power wheels. Like I said it's just suggestions.
@@causeeffect7624 I had more. I am retired USAF but my first duty assignment was a mobile radar unit in Germany. We were out in the field more than the Army was. Packing and unpacking finding out what works and what doesn't.
@@spokanetomcat1it could be debated that keeping the heated blanket near your genitals would keep you warmer due to a lot of blood flowing in that general area
Fill some long socks with kitty litter Place them inside under each window. They will absorb moisture that is collecting on the plastic! You did a nice job, congratulations!
Well, I just discovered you doing this build and it has been so fun to watch. You do a great job of explaining what you're doing and showing just enough of it. So that we get the idea and it's a beautiful looking vehicle. I'm a Grandma in Portland Oregon, and I love this sort of thing. It's a beautiful vehicle you did good. God bless you and take good care of yourself❤
Bro, you're awesome! Even though I'm writing this through a translator (because I'm from Russia and I don't know English well), I still really like your videos! I've been burning with the idea of doing something like this for a long time, but unfortunately I don't have the opportunity to do it yet. Bro, keep going! You have a wonderful channel and videos!
Honestly, I wondered about people building mini campers like these, only having them pulled around with a Bike instead. But having a whole Motor system already for it like that is just kind of incredible! One could definitely survive decently with that and a good bit of supplies.
#1: I love how this thing looks like a happy little pug jumping through the snow on your way to the camp site. #2: playing this for my 2 year old at bed time because you are just so damn calm it makes everyone feel better. #3: hit those front windows with a heat gun. They'll tighten up like a drum and probably make visibility a little better. #4: love your videos. You just seem like my kinda guy. #5: keep being awesome.
Dear Mr. Nerd, please do not forget that when building architecture, triangles are always the strongest shape. I don't think your roof is in danger of collapsing but diagonal struts supporting the roof would have been optimal. I love this thing. I only wish the camping parts of your videos were longer.
Love it... Some suggestions.. Definitely bigger wheels, like wheel barrow wheels. Headlights also, it will add to the "submersable" feel of it. You should try tracks, like a bulldozer, or maybe have a half track, they go faster and more maneuverable. Also - you should get the back door to open upwards, so it will make a little covered porch area when you open it up. You could even make a deployable set of tarp walls, but thats more a summer thing.
He made the original motor to work for a specific range of sizes/specific types of wheel. Just like on a combustion-powered vehicle (passenger cars, mainly), you can't stray outside of a certain range of sizes in wheels or your engine uses far more to power everything with even more actual power loss. You'd lose more than you gain, essentially. This is why they need to upgrade systems if you have a truck you want to jack up, since you'll need much larger wheels, typically both in height and width. On most vehicles, you'd have to modify the suspension, drivetrain, and possibly the engine in order to accommodate much, much larger wheels. He'd probably end up needing a lot more power to get several inches larger in diameter for wheels. I can't tell you specifics since I've never worked with such small systems, but this is just the general rule.
Yea I need some bigger wheels! maby some chains on them. I might try some larger tracks again but I'm worried it would be to heavy for them and rip. Ill think about it all Thanks for the suggestions - Cheers!
Hey @QuietNerd , I made a list of majority of the suggestions that the comment section said. Keep up the great content!!!! Double-Layered Membranes (Tarp, Vinyl): Pros: Improved heat retention due to the layer of air between sheets. Insulation for Walls and Roof: Pros: Prevents heat from escaping, enhances comfort. Awning for Extendable Roof: Pros: Creates an improvised porch, useful for campfire cooking. Cons: Adds weight, potential complexity. Trailer Attachment: Pros: Additional storage space, potential for field shower. Cons: Adds weight, may affect maneuverability. Clear Corrugated Plastic Sheets on Roof: Pros: Potential additional insulation, lets in natural light. Diagonal Struts for Roof Support: Pros: Enhanced structural strength. Cons: Potential complexity in design and construction. Larger Vehicle with Standing Space: Pros: Improved comfort, more living space. Cons: Increases size and weight. Vent Above Door: Pros: Improved ventilation. Cons: May add complexity, potential for leaks. LED Lights Inside: Pros: Enhanced interior lighting. Cons: Potential increase in power consumption. Switch Front Tires for Better Grip: Pros: Improved traction. Cons: Requires maintenance, potential cost. 4-Wheeler Tires for Better Traction: Pros: Reduced bounce, increased traction. Cons: May affect speed and fuel efficiency. Extractor Fan for Condensation: Pros: Reduces condensation. Cons: Adds complexity, potential power consumption. Anti-Fog Spray for Windows: Pros: Improved visibility. Cons: Regular application needed, potential chemicals. Wedge Design for Snow Clearance: Pros: Improved snow clearance. De-Icer and Squeegee: Pros: Useful for winter conditions. Cons: Adds weight, limited use. Slide-Out Add-On (Similar to RVs): Pros: Increased living space. Cons: Adds weight, potential complexity. Attic for Storage: Pros: Additional storage space. Cons: Potential increase in weight. Replace Drive-train for Higher Ground Clearance and Power: Pros: Improved off-road capabilities. Cons: Expensive, complex modification. Suspension System for Improved Traction Pros: Enhanced traction and off-road performance. Cons: Adds complexity, potential cost.
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Points to improve upon: 1. make all membranes (tarp, vynil) double-layered, the layer of air between the two sheets could help with heat retention. 2. insulation for the walls and roof - add some sort of foam or fibrous insulation to prevent heat from escaping through these parts. 3. suspension - create a suspension system to raise the vehicle from the ground and reduce the amount of bouncing around. 4. - bonus - snowplow. Additional good things - add an awning for an extendable roof on the side for an improvised porch, good for when you want to do some campfire cooking. Another is - create a trailer. It could be used to haul extra gear, or even for a field shower.
I was going to suggest myself some insulation board that would be easy to cut to size, could also cut sheets to fit in where the vinyl windows are,then remove when needed. Love the build!!!❤
Looking good! Kind suggestion if your up for it, shelving up high, built in fold down table, carpet or felt walls, led strip lighting. Maybe a chair of sorts beanbag maybe? lol cute little camper what a fun project.
Yea a folding table is something I was debating for this video maby for an upgrade I will get some brackets and make one. and a bean bag lol I like it - Thanks for the suggestions! -Cheers!
Make the top collapsable, add solar, add small wood stove. Make the bottom a full kitchen. Add a tent extension on the back so then you can have a “bathroom area” with a camp toilet and a portable shower. This way, all the bases are covered and you’re putting less stress on your electrical equipment.
You know, this video is a lot more than just a mini camper build. Its about a motivated young man, who thoughoughly enjoys the process of the build, AND the results of his hard work. His pure joy and delight at simple pleasures is nice to see. I hope we can all take a leaf from his book.
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Right on Paul.....the enjoyment of his work. And I had my doubts about all the shaking and the wood frame falling apart but his method of locking everything in place with metal brackets worked wonderful.
Agree! And fun too watch his methods!
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Just cant stop giggling thinking about you having to go out of the ride, set up camera in the distance, drive said distance, out of frame, and than having to go back and get the camera. Sick build!
And then edit out the drive back lol
I think about that too 😂
He could use a drone a good GPS lock would park it in place nicely for the same shots without having to get out in the snow
I think about that too lol
what happen to v2 tho?why're you back to your conventional round wheels
This guy would be such a chill friend to have. Seems like a real great person
Agreed. Good vibes
I have a feeling you wouldn't want to ask him to help you move, though. He'd probably try to build a moving robot or something. 🤣🤣
@@danielgehring7437 hey,would be less work for me then
He would be a nice boyfriend for me❤😂
I do think so .
This is a fun video, it is joyful to see someone accomplish a dream and share their happiness with others. Pretty neat! Thanks!
This 1hour video makes me so happy.
I've studied architecture, and I think your cabin is strong enough.
Your thoughts on waterproofing, and your consideration of how rainwater flows through it, show how studious Nerd is!
From Japan
I'm glad you enjoyed! You gotta try to think about all the angles - Keep on keeping on!
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@@QuietNerd I've also got a buddy heater and here's a hack for you that I saw on TH-cam after I bought mine it involves modifications to a heat activated fan
This guy is embodiment of if you never lost that “wouldn’t it be cool if” mentality we had as kids but actually having the ability to make it reality and I love it.
Very true. I would often daydream in elementary school about building random stuff like this 😂
@@planetschlockes la sana naturaleza humana
Yeah its a shame mental illness and society stripped my motivation bare.
@@lynxthewise7233 Try to stop using the internet as much as possible, this will help you with your mental illness tremendeously. I am serious. Then you can look into books(not ebooks) about building stuff like that(it's basically just like lego, you think in components).
DEFINITELY weather seal the undercarriage if you haven't already. Great video!
Thank you! and thanks for the suggestion! - Cheers~
You know how to enjoy your Life. Making Projects, going into Nature, having everything you Love with you, because of your Projects.
You're doing it Right.
Watching his happiness makes me happy
You’re very correct
Quiet Nerd is the Bob Ross of camping. I love it.
:D - Cheers!
This title already goes to Steve Wallis😅
nah this title goes to outdoor boys
@@QuietNerdisn’t this a wooden rv?
Lol. The bob Ross of camping, you are a genius. So true, so so true.
Chilling in a mobile wood box in the snow playing video games I'm sure is fine.
But knowing you've come up with it and put together from your initiative and it chills well; I can only imagine it's that much more satisfying.
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It really satisfying to see it all come together from a pile of wood to really enjoying it :D
@@QuietNerd I look forward to your next ideas in play. Fun to watch. You even have had me looking up like... catepillar tracks to see how feasible it was to upgrade your mobile unit to like an entire bedroom, lol.
man, you really deserve more views for all the effort you put into your content.
he gets millions and millions of views lol
@@adamdarklord its been nearly 4 hours and not even 10,000 views, most youtube channels can achieve 10,000 views in less than 1 hour.
@@Deylayed_ it takes a second for the algorithm to take effect sometimes.
I’ve been making TH-cam videos for many years with many channels and sometimes it takes a week for it to grab.
I bet you this time tomorrow it’s over 50k next week 100k next month 500k
@@adamdarklord still 500k in a month ain't millions
@@Deylayed_ Stop liking your own comment it’s weird. He has millions of views on his channel and this videos going to be over a million also.
This guy is a true master of his own destiny. Respect.
I should stop watching these at nighttime, I get so hungry every time, lol.
yeh I had to just go make some midnight noodles because I felt so hungry when he was cooking his stew
When he was making cookies I just wanted to grab them and eat them
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I am not fond of soup or cooked vegetables at all, but the thought of the smell of that soup made me hungry too. :)
😂😂😂. Same
a small exhaust fan could help with the water buildup inside your camper. Something you could have built into the roof that you could turn on and suck the moisture out.
In that little extra triangle above the back door.
Not a bad idea!
@@akhagee4707yes, in the triangle area, that's perfect
Can use a 12v fan and dryer vent cover to keep it cheap and simple
I think if you can find a small ERV you would get the benefit of fresh air without the heat loss.
Cool update. You should put solar panels on the roof and put in a solar charging system to keep your batteries topped off. Another idea is interior lighting.
Thats a good idea! I was thinking about it but I'm a bit worried in winter about chagrin the battery in very cold temps I would need a battery warming pad or something but ill think about it! - Cheers!
And adapt some tracks on those wheels, would be so cool.
@QuietNerd For the battery, you could add a thermometer that automatically breaks the charging circuit if the battery is too cold. The battery shouldn't get too cold if you're continuously drawing current from it.
@@QuietNerd That's a high end battery. It will almost certainly have low and high voltage protection, as well as low and high temperature protections in the BMS. If it doesn't have low temp cutoff for the charging mosfets, just put some nice insulation around the battery in your box. The battery will generate lots of warmth when under load, and has lots of thermal mass. The charge controller should have low temp charge protection with a built in temp sensor too in that case.
Use flexible solar panels as they weigh like 20% of a glass and metal rigid one. MPPT would be highly valuable since the panels will be fixed angle.
I have to admire someone who takes the time to fit a key lock on something with plastic windows.
realistically a glass window is as easy to break into as a plastic one
@@manthasam-j8k albeit noisier
Loving the updates man! It would be cool to use some more of the yellow tarp and make a little mounted canopy/awning for the exterior that you can roll up or retract another way. And I think this qualifies for a QN-03 license plate upgrade too!
👍
panda got style
could change the rear to open up with hydraulic rods lifts as a extra roof and have the tarp acts as a external tent
@@CallMeTonygai had that thought too, like a little teardrop camper!
What if you used a bunch of yellow tarp to create a canopy, then also had the wall that the canopy hangs from fold down into a "floor", so you give yourself and extra five feet in that direction.
One of my favorite TH-camrs together with Steve Wallis. Let's gooo 🔥
Step two to that!
Don't forget Post 10
@@Mr.Howell78k you forgot to mention his rake lol
The happiest single man in the world, livin the dream.
ITS THE TOGETHERNESS HOUR NOPE
The fact that all those containers act like cargo containers putting in your camper. Adding those windows and a better front like that just makes it more future realistic. I wish I could do something like this there.
I have no idea why this auto-played. But, I am SO glad! Super wholesome vid man. Such a happy guy, living your dream with huge grattitude. Thank you for sharing this with the world 🙌
You just said what I was already thinking👍
Every time I watch your videos on my big tv, my cat will watch you very intently. For example, your saran wrap video, her head went back and forth following you around the trees. You're her favorite youtuber!
That is a cool comment! What an honor to have a kitty as a fan! 😊
Haha thats awesome :D
My parents love watching your builds and seeing the enjoyment you get out of them. Now they have me watching them. Keep it up. Cheers from Canada
The amount of happiness this project gave you makes it a 10/10 i see people spend 10s of thousands on projects and not as satisfied as you were
Those tires look directional, in which case the front tires need to be swapped around so that the v pattern is pointing towards the front of the vehicle. Probably wont be a huge improvement but maybe a little traction boost for free
In heavy snow off reading we reverse the tires on the front. W&en braking trail it will reverse better which is critical
I was going to ask if the tires being backwards was intentional.
yep. tire treads are opposite. man you need to change it
Wow. I came across this video by accident.
As an ordinary guy driving trucks in the uk, i have no idea why i just watched this, but man, i did enjoy it.
Consider me a fan buddy. Well done.
Mr Bean
Idk how I came 2 ur video but the upgrade was pretty pretty entertaining. Good job u did . BTW u can bake cc cookies 4 me anytime. ❤ Tks
@@alienprepper5918
LOL
Some friendly advice, from a joiner (Carpenter to the other side of the pond folks 😂) while there was nothing specifically wrong with the build - for the walls, I'd recommend weatherboards, they're manufactured with tongue and groves to click together seamlessly this means that water doesn't get into the joins between your wall and runs down the side and off your vehicle. Water sitting in those gaps will rot it quickly.
Butt joints shrink and as you said are not weatherproof also may become draughty. The basic idea is good.
Going on that idea, I was thinking of those simulated wood flooring planks. They have a rather precision tongue and groove that "clicks" into position. You could apply a small bead of silicone sealant across the groove just before installing them. Using these, I thought it would be less weight. One time, a friend had given me a few boxes of them left over from a remodeling. I used them to panel the inside walls of an old travel trailer that I use as a tool shed / workshop. An air nailer with slight head brads works great for attaching them without much noticing of the fasteners. 👍👍👍
not a house
He shouldn't need to redo the whole thing for that, he just needs to seal it better and he can do that by adding siding to it then I would go ahead and seal the inside with some insulation panels and then painted over with some light brown paint to match the inside wood. There's no reason he can't still use what he already has but there is always room for improvement.
Did he use too much wood? I feel he could have achieved the same brilliant results with less timber.
I love your little "I really it's not too heavy to drive" frame that you wedged in there. ;]
Very cool projects! I love that you use them in order to go out and "commune" with nature!
Builds awesome camper. Drives out into snow. Plays Gamecube. Uses Madkatz controller. Absolute Legend.
He is the nerd we all aspire to be.
Здравствуйте. Подскажите пожалуйста как называется игровая приставка. Спасибо!
@SibirrusRegion Nintendo GameCube
Thank you - I was dubious about watching an hour and more but honestly there's no filler - every minute is information-dense without being at all boring! I love the little camper and thank you for sharing, I hope you have many great trips :)
I'm glad you enjoyed :D Cheer!
Hey man, just wanted to say that I'm loving these videos. They give me a sense of peace and calmness. I am currently home from work with burnout and to be honest I am kind of sick of the office lifestyle where all you do is overwork yourself in a race of nothingness. You have given me a lust for peace and for that I am thankful. I am currently putting together my own little camping setup that I can bring with me fairly easily. I am planning on driving through Sweden and Norway on a 1-2 week camping trip this summer and I would be sleeping in my car then.
I've gone through more than half of your videos and they've kept me company this time being home and shielded of the society. Thank you for making it bearable :)
Ps. Also you made me want a steam deck xD
Cheers from Sweden!
Enjoy your camping trip!
Hope you have a great time,hi from London,I'd absolutely love to see sweden like that,sleeping in the car ect is a wicked way to camp,love it!
I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Awesome on the upcoming trip have yourself a wonderful relaxing time on it! and yea steam deck is pretty fun if you lie PC games :D - Cheers!
I like your attitude man. Chill and kind. You are the type of man that we should all aspire to be like. :)
cooking with quiet nerd is the best thing ever. I love this channel and i want that soup.
Man you thought me so mutch in like 0.000001 seconds you have some serious talent and dedication and deserve more
Seems like the open place in the back wwould make a good place for venting. Your videos bring happiness! Thank you for posting more often.
Next step. Insolate camper. Keep in mind that the inverter will generate heat. So you could add a couple of little fans to add air flow to help keep it cool. You did good
I'm not typically one to watch an hour long youtube video from start to finish, but this was an exception. Really cool build man, I could feel the genuine enjoyment from you. Looked super cozy.
Me too. That hour went by in a snap!
Yes it was 👍
Avec,un,hamac ,pour,dormir,? 🤔😉💤💤Bonne,nuit
*Might I suggest a 3-4 inch lift and a single leafspring suspension on each side. Both front and back. Giving the front and rear axles a chance to avsorb the dips and bumps from side to side, rather than bouncing around so much. Clearance is clearly important as well.* 👍
Yea I was looking into leaf springs form golf carts and other small vehicles. I think my next build will use them for lift and suspension or something similar. Ill see it will be a bit down the road but I'm beginning to think about it! - Cheers!
I can not tell you how amazing this drive-able shed is!!! It makes me smile every time I watch you driving it along!!! Way to go!!!
However, one point: I might not be seeing accurately, but it looks like your front tires might be installed backwards. Which means the treads are facing the wrong way and not being useful at all through the snow.
Yet, it is extremely impressive how well it managed to slug through the deep snow!!
Thank you for sharing!!!
Switch sides of the front tires and you will get the right tire pattern and maybe be able to get a little better grip in the snow. Excellent build! Meeting one like that in the woods would make my day.
I loved this build. The potential of a micro vacation cabin is unreal!
Can't wait to see what your brain does next.
WHY DOES THIS GUY ONLY HAVE 276K SUBS!?, THIS GUY IS LITERALY THE SOURCE OF ENTERTAINMENT.
@user-ki7lfiq1u You should really spend money and promote his Channel all throughout all social media and TV so that way he can have more subscribers since you're so worried about the amount of subscribers he has!!!!
He has a Mr. Rodgers energy about him.
Imagine him as a substitute high school carpentry/electricity shop teacher-the kids would have such an enjoyable learning experience and would pine for his return!
thats actually more than a vast majority of people
282k now
The green pepper looked like a Cubenelle pepper! They are sweet and delicious!
I love what you do man, you are realizing all of our childhood dream to build something and go out camping with it! A small wood stove would have been amazing in your little cabin! Keep your good work!
A wood stove is an idea I have as well. It might have wait a bit and be on the next version when I can build a bit bigger one int eh future :D - Cheers!~
@@QuietNerd man I’m already looking forward to it!! Take care of you!
Awesome Upgrade.
love the little camper🎉
little info: at 24:58 you can see that you have the wheels/tires on backwards. the V shaped threads should always point forwards. 😊
Not necessarily, points forward help dig, points backwards help floating, for instance alot of farmers will have them backwards on combines and sprayers so they don't sink and tear up fields as much.
actually your wrong
the v points forward the break ground to gain traction to bite the dirt and get traction so idk who tolled you that cause i am a farmer@@HillBillyAsian
Turning the front tires to face the same way as the rear would give more traction. Less wheel spin and result in less power used, your batteries would last longer.
It doesn't have wheels that turn like normal. So I think it's better for steering in this case since it turns like a tank would.
@@HillBillyAsian no it still wont do any better in this case,the tyres need to be flipped. The method ur saying still dont apply to his needs
Great job! A few pointers:
1. Rear view and side view mirrors.
2. Some sort of pop open top, vw camper style, hinges at front or rear of vehicle
3. A tiny wood burning stove
4. Thinner supports
5. Thinner veneer like luan so lightweight expansions are possible
6. Logbook of adventures
7. A boat port a pottie with separating waste bottom.
8. A second emergency entry exit for safety. (OSHA enclosed spaces)
..a log book? You really are an OSHA man
Bro shut up
secondary emergency exit/entry is the front vinyl imo
I’ve done a similar thing while backpacking. Only I cooked up some dehydrated chili and put cornbread dollops on top at the end, steaming them done. It was really memorable.
Add 4 wheeler tires, likely bounce less, much much more traction and you'll ride higher on snow. Motors won't strain as much. Also you can add a small fan/vent blowing out at that space you covered with tarp over the door. Turn it on when cooking it will rid alot of that condensation buildup inside. One more thing, young man, your a freaking genius
There's few channels I'll watch an hour of, but gosh I love how wholesome this is and your incredible builds. Cheers from Alberta!
Your camper content is incredibly refreshing. I'm so used to seeing $100k sprinter van conversions get so much attention for camping, they almost make it seem essential. My suggestion would be solar panels on each side of the roof if needing the extra power. Maybe instead of tarp you could use some waterproof vinyl fabric for the 'roofing' and then stitch the solar panels on top of it. There are videos of people doing that on boat bimini tops. I do live in south florida though so i'm not familiar with how that fabric would do in snowy weather, but it handles wind very well. Maybe not needed for short camping trips though. Other comments have also already mentioned some kind of fan/vent for the condensation or however you call it that your breathing indoors makes. Keep up the amazing videos, I look forward to them!
There's a YT video someone made about how to make any fabric into a waterproof tarp using silicone caulk and a solvent but I don't remember which one. You would be able to make a whole top out of it.
You are a great carpenter.My Dad was a carpenter and he would be so very proud of you!
This guy is just living life, building contraptions, then just relaxing in the woods and making soup, I love it. Makes me jealous but i love it
I love how granular your videos are. You cover every step and you make such detailed recordings of you using everything you make, so there's a really fantastic pay off as a viewer.
Thanks for the content.
I think this counts as an interesting and unique part of the "van life" community. It makes my minivan camper look like a basic popup tent in comparison.
AND PRETTY STUPID SHOULD HAVE MADE THE TIRES AND BUILDING A LITTLE TALLER
YOU KNOW SNOW IS ONLY 4 INCHES GOD MAKES BIGGER SNOW
😂😂😂
Love his genius. Laughing at the the van comparison to thousands of dollars not spent on wooden model.
Iuoutjv😊😅😢
11:50 pro tip for when you stain wood; after hitting it with the stain, use a rag you don't mind getting ruined to help 'finish' the stain. It helps remove the marks/trail/path left by the brush, and any excess stain that could drip down.
I like that your builds are relatable and everyone can do them, not some overkill build that need 5000 worth of tools to make
When the apocalypse comes this guy gets one of the spots in the bunker. We need him.
Fr
Faxxx he gonna survive foreal😂
I can not believe how well that went through the snow!!! AMAZING! You rock!
Listening to the happiness in your voice is incredible
His voice and his work are hypnotic. The big green pepper at about 35 minutes is, I believe, a poblano.
It was a Anaheim chili same kind you get diced in a can called a green chili. The poblano is more pear shaped and darker green used to make chili rellenos.
@@PRINCESSDREAMYLYN Thank you for the correction.
@@arthurmartinson4370 You're very welcome. For most my life i just called them green chilies until i grew them myself and the pablano among others. My favorite to grow are habanero. They look like little orange lanterns all over the plant. i talked to a local nursery and they gave me big tree pots, planted them with peppers, best peppers i ever grew so now i plant in tree pots for huge yields.
Love the camper. This one is more sturdy and cosy. You could put a piece of light weight carpet on the floor of your camper to make it that bit warmer when you put your mattress on it. The meal looked tasty and you were really set up for the night as well. Ienjoyed this video very much and look forward to seeing your next adventure.
Carper or a flooring would be a fun idea I might get some foam tiles like in the boat build! Thanks for taking the time to watch - Cheers!
@@QuietNerd Really enjoy your videos. Keep them coming.👍
this channel deserves much more support, the effort this man puts so we an enjoy is pricless
I'm glad you enjoy! - Cheers!
I love it man... There is seriously no reason to be miserable or bored in this life. Good on you!
Hi Jason. I recently found your channel and you have quickly become one of my favorite creators. I really enjoy the creativity in your builds. I have already found myself looking forward to your uploads to see what you come up with next.
Since you asked for suggestions for future builds, here's my list of things I would like to see you tackle:
1. Insulation. You woke up to a chilly 25 degree morning, but an insulated camper would hold in more heat overnight. I think this would be a nice upgrade to any camper build and a big quality of life upgrade for winter camping. Note: a two layer window with a small gap of air between layers will hold in heat better than a single layer window.
2. Suspension system. Don't know if this one is possible, but might be doable with some heavy duty springs. It would be cool to see if you can tackle this.
3. Ventilation. Vents could help with your humidity/window fogging problem as well as reduce concerns about carbon monoxide.
4. Lighting. Orange or yellow cellophane covers for lights will mimic a campfire and makes for a more cozy experience.
5. Metroid Prime is my favorite gamecube game for the exploration, puzzle solving, and cool aliens. I suggest trying it if you haven't yet!
Squeegee for the windows and raisins for the waffles.
Amazing unit, one of the best things I’ve ever seen.
Love your channel.
Thank you I'm glad you enjoy - Cheers!
You make such awesome projects, you're a genius. You really show how simple it can be and still have something very useful. Haha i want an electric mini-camper.
Вот молодец ) Порубал все в одно ведро как я "Борьке" и зачетно поел. Как мало надо для большого отдыха . Уважуха)
Your already steering with torque, add 4 more wheels and tracks, you'll be unstoppable. From what I see I wouldn't be surprised to see you put a zodiac inflatable boat under your rig and take on the lake. 16" treads would conserve energy. Well done young man, you have bolstered my opinion of today's youth.
I'm 74, the "Gunny" USMC
He Put some of the tires on backwards.
@@Fuzzy77так делают на рулевые кольца если управляемый мост с зади! Наглядный пример зерноуборочный комбайн
1:45 I REALLY HOPE ITS NOT TOO HEAVY TO DRIVE hidden picture got me
DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG IT TOOK ME TO PAUSE IT AT THE EXACT MOMENT
Dont see it?
22:16 - What about the dog in the bubble?
@@CarlosDionicio for anyone having trouble seeing it, on a computer if you pause and hit "," or "." you can seek through the video one frame at a time.
I don't see it
That hidden text says "I really hope it's not too heavy to drive"
Thank you!
I just spent 5 min recording it just to plat it back at 0.25 speed just to see him laying on the wood when I could have scrolled the comments and found it in 5 seconds 😅
Doing God’s work
44:53, buddy also says he forgets the thermometer, haha.
Also the dog in the dog window
I think your build is so amazing. I've wanted to do something similar but didn't know if it was possible so thank you for showing me that it is. You are very creative & talented. Keep shining your light & letting your inner child blossom. I hope you have an amazing & peacefully blessed day. Sending love, peace & blessings & healing 💞🌈🦋
I can't believe you upgraded the Yellow Turtle like this. You honestly impress me at every corner, it's not just how and what you're creating, it's how easy you're making it all look. You're making it look stupid easy lol.
He’s not exactly splitting the atom
@@Pooki2024 Bro the average person isn't touching a piece of wood and screws, calm down.
@@Pooki2024loser comment
Haha yellow turtle I like it. and i'm sure you could build something just as cool if you tried :D - Cheers!
I suggest bungee cords, Squeegie, and micro towels to help wipe down the windows with little to no smearing. Did you know they make chains for your size tires? That could help grip the snow and ice. If that sleeping bag has a bottom zipper keep the heated blanket feet and legs. You can keep it low and still be warm. Less is more. Too many clothes in a sleeping bag won't help keep you warm, but hold moisture and make you colder. A head cover for sleeping works better. Balance out your load. Help keep your buggy from bouncing so much and help distribute the weight equally on your power wheels. Like I said it's just suggestions.
Good ones!
@@causeeffect7624 I had more. I am retired USAF but my first duty assignment was a mobile radar unit in Germany. We were out in the field more than the Army was. Packing and unpacking finding out what works and what doesn't.
@@spokanetomcat1it could be debated that keeping the heated blanket near your genitals would keep you warmer due to a lot of blood flowing in that general area
@@Da-choppa Surprisingly, you will be warmer faster with the heated blanket around your kidneys.
@@spokanetomcat1 really? I’ll have to try that sometime, thanks for the advice
It's so wonderful to see someone get so much pleasure and satisfaction out of the simple things! 🥰🤗
This guy makes me happy every time I watch him
When ever you post a video its always a good day man! you really should design multi terrain autonomous campers id purchase right away!
Yes, he could definitely start a business
Should think about making these for the homeless. Shelter and mobility. Nice job! Your skills improve with each project.
Fill some long socks with kitty litter Place them inside under each window. They will absorb moisture that is collecting on the plastic!
You did a nice job, congratulations!
I love the build and you should add curtain between the cockpit and bedroom to make it more cozy
Dude! You’re the man. It was all about the electric blanket for me. Thanks for sharing.
:D - Cheers!
I'm going to do something similar. Been dreaming of something like this for years. This video gave me comfy vibes.
Well, I just discovered you doing this build and it has been so fun to watch. You do a great job of explaining what you're doing and showing just enough of it. So that we get the idea and it's a beautiful looking vehicle. I'm a Grandma in Portland Oregon, and I love this sort of thing. It's a beautiful vehicle you did good. God bless you and take good care of yourself❤
:D I'm glad you enjoyed - Cheers!
@terizumbusch8408 your a total GILF!
So nice to see someone enjoying simple pleasures. All the best and keep smiling.
Next step : insulation
And solar panels
Your wish have come true
U really edited that lol
@@callme_henryLift your leg and spray some cheese on it
@@Taco_Raider what the fu-
@@Taco_Raider can you spray some on mine for me and lick it off
Bro, you're awesome! Even though I'm writing this through a translator (because I'm from Russia and I don't know English well), I still really like your videos! I've been burning with the idea of doing something like this for a long time, but unfortunately I don't have the opportunity to do it yet. Bro, keep going! You have a wonderful channel and videos!
I love those metal brackets. Great for beginners like me. Thanks for the useful stuff. I learned so much.
Honestly, I wondered about people building mini campers like these, only having them pulled around with a Bike instead. But having a whole Motor system already for it like that is just kind of incredible! One could definitely survive decently with that and a good bit of supplies.
#1: I love how this thing looks like a happy little pug jumping through the snow on your way to the camp site.
#2: playing this for my 2 year old at bed time because you are just so damn calm it makes everyone feel better.
#3: hit those front windows with a heat gun. They'll tighten up like a drum and probably make visibility a little better.
#4: love your videos. You just seem like my kinda guy.
#5: keep being awesome.
:D I'm glad you enjoyed! - Cheers!
Dear Mr. Nerd, please do not forget that when building architecture, triangles are always the strongest shape. I don't think your roof is in danger of collapsing but diagonal struts supporting the roof would have been optimal.
I love this thing. I only wish the camping parts of your videos were longer.
Love it...
Some suggestions..
Definitely bigger wheels, like wheel barrow wheels.
Headlights also, it will add to the "submersable" feel of it.
You should try tracks, like a bulldozer, or maybe have a half track, they go faster and more maneuverable.
Also - you should get the back door to open upwards, so it will make a little covered porch area when you open it up. You could even make a deployable set of tarp walls, but thats more a summer thing.
He made the original motor to work for a specific range of sizes/specific types of wheel. Just like on a combustion-powered vehicle (passenger cars, mainly), you can't stray outside of a certain range of sizes in wheels or your engine uses far more to power everything with even more actual power loss. You'd lose more than you gain, essentially. This is why they need to upgrade systems if you have a truck you want to jack up, since you'll need much larger wheels, typically both in height and width.
On most vehicles, you'd have to modify the suspension, drivetrain, and possibly the engine in order to accommodate much, much larger wheels. He'd probably end up needing a lot more power to get several inches larger in diameter for wheels. I can't tell you specifics since I've never worked with such small systems, but this is just the general rule.
He did put tracks on it at first , if you go back and look at previous vids
Yea I need some bigger wheels! maby some chains on them. I might try some larger tracks again but I'm worried it would be to heavy for them and rip. Ill think about it all Thanks for the suggestions - Cheers!
@@QuietNerd Your channel is delightfully weird, and ....... cozy(?) Thanks
So AWESOME! I’ve been watching so many of these vids lately that I am actually getting ready to have a small house built!
Hey @QuietNerd , I made a list of majority of the suggestions that the comment section said. Keep up the great content!!!!
Double-Layered Membranes (Tarp, Vinyl):
Pros: Improved heat retention due to the layer of air between sheets.
Insulation for Walls and Roof:
Pros: Prevents heat from escaping, enhances comfort.
Awning for Extendable Roof:
Pros: Creates an improvised porch, useful for campfire cooking.
Cons: Adds weight, potential complexity.
Trailer Attachment:
Pros: Additional storage space, potential for field shower.
Cons: Adds weight, may affect maneuverability.
Clear Corrugated Plastic Sheets on Roof:
Pros: Potential additional insulation, lets in natural light.
Diagonal Struts for Roof Support:
Pros: Enhanced structural strength.
Cons: Potential complexity in design and construction.
Larger Vehicle with Standing Space:
Pros: Improved comfort, more living space.
Cons: Increases size and weight.
Vent Above Door:
Pros: Improved ventilation.
Cons: May add complexity, potential for leaks.
LED Lights Inside:
Pros: Enhanced interior lighting.
Cons: Potential increase in power consumption.
Switch Front Tires for Better Grip:
Pros: Improved traction.
Cons: Requires maintenance, potential cost.
4-Wheeler Tires for Better Traction:
Pros: Reduced bounce, increased traction.
Cons: May affect speed and fuel efficiency.
Extractor Fan for Condensation:
Pros: Reduces condensation.
Cons: Adds complexity, potential power consumption.
Anti-Fog Spray for Windows:
Pros: Improved visibility.
Cons: Regular application needed, potential chemicals.
Wedge Design for Snow Clearance:
Pros: Improved snow clearance.
De-Icer and Squeegee:
Pros: Useful for winter conditions.
Cons: Adds weight, limited use.
Slide-Out Add-On (Similar to RVs):
Pros: Increased living space.
Cons: Adds weight, potential complexity.
Attic for Storage:
Pros: Additional storage space.
Cons: Potential increase in weight.
Replace Drive-train for Higher Ground Clearance and Power:
Pros: Improved off-road capabilities.
Cons: Expensive, complex modification.
Suspension System for Improved Traction
Pros: Enhanced traction and off-road performance.
Cons: Adds complexity, potential cost.
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Awesome list I appreciate it! - Cheers!
@@QuietNerd Your welcome!
You could also put a plastic V shaped snowplow on the front of it to go through the snow easier. Like train engines use only very light weight.
Points to improve upon:
1. make all membranes (tarp, vynil) double-layered, the layer of air between the two sheets could help with heat retention.
2. insulation for the walls and roof - add some sort of foam or fibrous insulation to prevent heat from escaping through these parts.
3. suspension - create a suspension system to raise the vehicle from the ground and reduce the amount of bouncing around.
4. - bonus - snowplow.
Additional good things - add an awning for an extendable roof on the side for an improvised porch, good for when you want to do some campfire cooking.
Another is - create a trailer.
It could be used to haul extra gear, or even for a field shower.
I was going to suggest myself some insulation board that would be easy to cut to size, could also cut sheets to fit in where the vinyl windows are,then remove when needed. Love the build!!!❤
This should be at the top. Would love to see him do this.
5. Slide outs :)
Best relaxing channel to watch before I sleep
Fantastic little rig! Consider getting a small pressure cooker for soups, stews, rice, etc. It will cook much faster.
Only thing, insulate the walls. And yes a roof vent. Amazing build
Yeah, that would go a long way to improving this thing.
Looking good! Kind suggestion if your up for it, shelving up high, built in fold down table, carpet or felt walls, led strip lighting. Maybe a chair of sorts beanbag maybe? lol cute little camper what a fun project.
Yea a folding table is something I was debating for this video maby for an upgrade I will get some brackets and make one. and a bean bag lol I like it - Thanks for the suggestions! -Cheers!
That little camper is a work of Art.
Make the top collapsable, add solar, add small wood stove. Make the bottom a full kitchen. Add a tent extension on the back so then you can have a “bathroom area” with a camp toilet and a portable shower. This way, all the bases are covered and you’re putting less stress on your electrical equipment.
Think the top is already collapsible …just not designed