OK, so the camper was the reason I clicked, but I have to say in my 9 years in Germany, and many weekend trips to Switzerland, I never saw a European driving an American pickup. Good to see things can change.
Thanks! Would you be willing to add specific product links or descriptions? Especially for the bicycle tow bar! Want this for a homeless project. Blessings!
Ive been meaning to build one of these for years thank you for doing a video that looks like a complicated way to attach the camper to a bike is the demonstrated torsion resistance the only benefit
First of all. Let me say "Thank You" for posting videos 🎥 like this. I "do like" the construction of the trailer. Light weight. Sturdy. (Although I "am a little concerned" about the placement of it's wheels.) It seems there would be excess stress on the front. (If wheels were more to the center to balance. Or Place a third wheel in the front area. This would "increase load capacity". AND. "Stabilize" it better. But. This is just my humble opinion. You did a great job. Thanks.
Cool to see someone still build a frame by wood. I'm just not sure if its a good idea to have the wheels completly at the back. That will cause a lot of weight on the towing bar and the wheel of the bike.
I assume there won't be anyone in it when he is cycling with it, so it won't be that much weight. And when he is camping in it he will probably have fold down legs at the front.
@@danhunters8226 Of course there is nobody in it when we is cycling with it. But if you look at the specification of many available drawbars, they are made for a load of about 4kg. Having the wheels almost in the miffle thats easy to achieve. Most bike camper have a weight of 50kg or far more. With the wheels at the back you will hhave half of that weight on your drawbar and the backwheel of your bike. That's 25kg and more instead of the rather common 4kg. When talking about the weight, we talk about the static load only. They dynamic load on a bumpy road is even much higher.
Estan genial todos los videos del proceso de construccion del casa rodante para bicicleta. Gracias. ( el chico debe usar protección en manos y ojos al operar la maquinaria)
I want one so bad lol I crams with 3 other and some times five others in small camper with 1 bedroom for my parents and a couch for and a bunk area, but the floors rotted and theres bug but we took what we could to have a home, because my moms boyfriend who has a gambling problem got us thrown out of 2 other 3 bedroom houses, but that aside it be nice to have my own space I have no bike though lol thanks so much for this 🤣🤣❤
I’m surprised the design calls for aluminum plate to fabricate the wheel hub mounting brackets. Seems like you would get a lot of lateral deflection under load (when you are sleeping on the trailer). Can’t wait to see the finished build. Please include how much the finished trailer weighs!
I have a cot tent I would like to use this on the trailer I'm thinking that instead of having the wheels on the inside to put them on the outside of the trailer and build the bracket around the wheels similar to you have done on the inside of the trailer. What are your thoughts. Thank you
Nice of you to apprentice your son in your builds. Safety glasses are cheap and great insurance against eye damage. I enjoyed the jazz manouche background music. Nice touch. I enjoy your channel. A "Jack of all trades" you are.
I realise this is quite an old video now, do you happen to remember what dimensions you used for the wheel mounting plates? I am about to start working on my own trailer and the plates you made look perfect. Many thanks
Everyone mentioned that the kid should wear safety glasses, but dad is just rockin prescription lenses. No side shields. They both need a pair I would think.
Nice job, just a question: what was the rationale of placing the trailer's wheels all the way back? Here, the coupling with the bike has a heavier load compared to when the wheels were centered more, and, the turning radius had been better.
Right, you'd have to put fold out legs either side of the wheels. This way you only need to do it on one side. Also I'd say the difference in weight isn't really that significant.
Just viewed video,only thing wrong you gave no demensions of frame or roof that's what is important any one can make this from cardboard also.The video had great color and good camera shots🚿I hope you read this,need alot more info. Thanks
Good build and interesting on the word of caution being someone who have had metal splinters in his eye, please get your son at least to ware eye protection when drilling and grinding
I love building too and have been making the teardrop campers regular size, but I want to make a small one for a motor bike. I will put that on my channel so you can see what I have learned from you thanks for the share.
Do you think a wooden frame weighs more than say a metal bedframe?i have heard that it's very hard to get paint to stick to coroplast but i was wondering if it was possible to use a spray on bed liner for trucks to make it more resistant to damage and to darken the color so it doesn't stand out as much...thanks
Nice build ! I wish I could join you on this bike trip, but I'm not ready to build this trailer on time. Maybe next time, if there will be one ... Are you going to Maker Faire Hannover ?
Super Ausführung, top Video. Der nächste logische Schritt wäre, Solarzellen auf dem Velocamper (Platzt ist ja genug) und ein E-Bike. So kann man wirklich Strecke machen. Leider wird das Gesamtgewicht von dem Gespann sehr kritisch, weil die Bremsweglänge sollte schon einem üblichen Fahrrad gleichen.
Hallo Jenny's Den Camper find ich super und ich denke über einen Nachbau nach. Habt ihr eine Auflistung zum Verbauten Material, Lieferanten und (ungefähren) Kosten? Wäre sehr nützlich. :-)
OK, so the camper was the reason I clicked, but I have to say in my 9 years in Germany, and many weekend trips to Switzerland, I never saw a European driving an American pickup. Good to see things can change.
Great to see you two working together.
Reminds me of working on projects with my dad.
... молодец парень!-, с детства привыкает к труду и технике, уважаю батю!!!
Thanks! Would you be willing to add specific product links or descriptions? Especially for the bicycle tow bar! Want this for a homeless project. Blessings!
Ive been meaning to build one of these for years thank you for doing a video that looks like a complicated way to attach the camper to a bike is the demonstrated torsion resistance the only benefit
I was wondering about the torsion mount also. It seems unnecessary to me.
First of all.
Let me say "Thank You" for posting videos 🎥 like this.
I "do like" the construction of the trailer.
Light weight.
Sturdy.
(Although I "am a little concerned" about the placement of it's wheels.)
It seems there would be excess stress on the front.
(If wheels were more to the center to balance.
Or
Place a third wheel in the front area.
This would "increase load capacity".
AND.
"Stabilize" it better.
But.
This is just my humble opinion.
You did a great job.
Thanks.
Great video....smart way of using wood instead of metal....
thx for yor nice feedback
Thanks pal you idiea for the brackets to connect the wheels has just help me out alot thanks
Excellent post, thank you for sharing.
🤗
Very nice work looks very sturdy.
very good video
Cool to see someone still build a frame by wood. I'm just not sure if its a good idea to have the wheels completly at the back. That will cause a lot of weight on the towing bar and the wheel of the bike.
I assume there won't be anyone in it when he is cycling with it, so it won't be that much weight. And when he is camping in it he will probably have fold down legs at the front.
@@danhunters8226 Of course there is nobody in it when we is cycling with it. But if you look at the specification of many available drawbars, they are made for a load of about 4kg. Having the wheels almost in the miffle thats easy to achieve.
Most bike camper have a weight of 50kg or far more. With the wheels at the back you will hhave half of that weight on your drawbar and the backwheel of your bike. That's 25kg and more instead of the rather common 4kg.
When talking about the weight, we talk about the static load only. They dynamic load on a bumpy road is even much higher.
Esto es increíble!! Me encanta!!! saludos desde Argentina!
sweet wheel mounting brackets .... i think the hardest part of any of these little trailers is figuring out how to mount up your wheels.
Did I like it!?!
Nooo!
I loves it!!!
😁👍❤️
Estan genial todos los videos del proceso de construccion del casa rodante para bicicleta.
Gracias. ( el chico debe usar protección en manos y ojos al operar la maquinaria)
우와 금손이시네요~ really good
Amazing my friend. You have a good idea. I' m wayting for secondo part. Like 10144
Muito bacana esse projeto, parabéns meus amigos. 🇧🇷
What a nice frame of bike camper !
super la vidéo
One could use wooden dowels and wood glue for the frame. Instead of screws that will loosen over time with vibrations.
Me encantó tu vídeo. Llevaré a cabo ese proyecto para una bicicleta de escape ante un colapso social. Gracias por compartir y espero la segunda parte
فظيع
I want one so bad lol I crams with 3 other and some times five others in small camper with 1 bedroom for my parents and a couch for and a bunk area, but the floors rotted and theres bug but we took what we could to have a home, because my moms boyfriend who has a gambling problem got us thrown out of 2 other 3 bedroom houses, but that aside it be nice to have my own space I have no bike though lol thanks so much for this 🤣🤣❤
Excelentes ideas magistralmente ejecutadas les felicito gracias por compartir
Excellent choice in music.
What a great idea going build one using kids small bikes before i really go homeless
I’m surprised the design calls for aluminum plate to fabricate the wheel hub mounting brackets. Seems like you would get a lot of lateral deflection under load (when you are sleeping on the trailer). Can’t wait to see the finished build. Please include how much the finished trailer weighs!
yes, I will do that👍
Nice work
I have a cot tent I would like to use this on the trailer I'm thinking that instead of having the wheels on the inside to put them on the outside of the trailer and build the bracket around the wheels similar to you have done on the inside of the trailer. What are your thoughts. Thank you
Jolie bulout Jenni 💪💪💪⚒⚒⚒👌👌👌
Salutations du Valais my friend 👌⚒😉(Wallis kanton)
hallo schweiz🍀
Instant sub 1 st vid I watched 😘😘😘❤❤❤
Excellent skills, recommend safety glasses as well!
You have some very nice looking lumber.
I started a build and got the frame and most of the body completed. HAd to move. Inspired to start building again :)
great!
@@JENNISWISS th-cam.com/video/a36E1nJ1Ot4/w-d-xo.html
Parabéns! Professor estou assistindo agora aqui seu canal do Brasil😃😨
Oh danke, das ist sehr schön geworden 👍
bitte gerne🤗
Loved your video plus great music as I'm going to check out Part Two.
Nice of you to apprentice your son in your builds. Safety glasses are cheap and great insurance against eye damage. I enjoyed the jazz manouche background music. Nice touch. I enjoy your channel. A "Jack of all trades" you are.
that is true👍
Good job
I realise this is quite an old video now, do you happen to remember what dimensions you used for the wheel mounting plates? I am about to start working on my own trailer and the plates you made look perfect. Many thanks
make your own⭐️ its easy
Find ich gut,dass Vater und Sohn gemeinsam bauen.
danke😊 ja es macht freude.
It helped me to learn how to mount up the wheels. Thanks.
Excelente ideia, parabéns!
I like it
Thanks for the video Jenni. Interesting.Youngster should be using safety glasses. Get them in to good habits, not bad when young.
Everyone mentioned that the kid should wear safety glasses, but dad is just rockin prescription lenses. No side shields. They both need a pair I would think.
Nice job, just a question: what was the rationale of placing the trailer's wheels all the way back? Here, the coupling with the bike has a heavier load compared to when the wheels were centered more, and, the turning radius had been better.
otherwise when you want to get out the trailer ends up balancing and its very annoying.
Right, you'd have to put fold out legs either side of the wheels. This way you only need to do it on one side. Also I'd say the difference in weight isn't really that significant.
Hi Lukas !Was eine coole Konstruktion !😎👍👍Es ist ja doch keine Rikscha geworden !🤣 Ich wünsche dir noch viel Spaß in Köln !😎🤘
I Like this Video
3:40, what is that metal pipe and how do I get one?
Just viewed video,only thing wrong you gave no demensions of frame or roof that's what is important any one can make this from cardboard also.The video had great color and good camera shots🚿I hope you read this,need alot more info. Thanks
Good build and interesting on the word of caution being someone who have had metal splinters in his eye, please get your son at least to ware eye protection when drilling and grinding
@Donald J you should write books
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Complimenti , bellissimo e utilissimo!
I love building too and have been making the teardrop campers regular size, but I want to make a small one for a motor bike. I will put that on my channel so you can see what I have learned from you thanks for the share.
Fabulous 👌👍 I'll make one for my house construction.
Looking forward to the next part!👍🏼😁
Tanks Jenn .
Bonjour.
Merci beaucoup de votre partage, je ne sais pas pourquoi les gens misent dislike.
danke für das Video wo habt ihr die Deichsel her bekommen?
link ist unten😉
Cool so cool
Sehr cool. Ich frage mich halt, ob es so sinnvoll ist, die Räder so weit nach hinten zu setzen. Aber das Video ist Spitze! Gruß, Jörg
Those two metal pieces that you mounted to the wood for the wheels. What are they called and where did you get them. Please answer.
Do you think a wooden frame weighs more than say a metal bedframe?i have heard that it's very hard to get paint to stick to coroplast but i was wondering if it was possible to use a spray on bed liner for trucks to make it more resistant to damage and to darken the color so it doesn't stand out as much...thanks
Love it! What kind of wood is that?
Das wird sicher mega. Mal schauen wie sich die Dachlatten unter jugendlichem Camping halten.
Beim bauen den Grill nicht vergessen zu integrieren 😉
Hallo Lukas
Das wird ein richtig geiles Teil. 👍👍👍🙋♂️Gruß Martin
Great job guys! You've got wonderful working room! I like it!
Très sympa la musique.
Спасибо за идею и за труд.
Why you guys didnt make a frame from Aluminium hollow? Its more light more stiff and rust free
Does Paul Elkin's plan call for the Polyroly trailer-hitch assembly?
Interessantes Projekt.
Ich habe mir ein Dachzelt fürs Auto gebaut. Sobald ein paar Wolken aufziehen, werde ich mit der Dokumentation beginnen.
cool!
Did he already outgrow it?
Thanks for shearing. M gonna built one.
Great video and fantastic idea. I want to build one similar 👍 cheers
What are the dimensions of the wood you are using? They look like 2x3s (38mm x 64mm).
30x60mm
What type of hitch did you use? It looks much nicer than the one Paul made for the original. Good job!
the coupling is from a swiss company. link is in the description. thanks for your feedback🍀
Move the battery in the camper or add another one there for extra help with pulling. Awesome idea this camper nonetheless!
good idea😊
Nice man
Man sieht, ein gutes Team in der Werkstatt.
Bin gespannt, wie es weiter geht.
Gruß Sascha
יפה מאוד !👏👏👍
Excelente trabajo, saludos desde Colombia.
Puedes compartir los planos?
I like woodworking videos without narration!
I'm not English!
Hello
where did you buy the towbar for the bicycle trailer
thanks for the reply
look in discription
Kids get big quick - so what happens when he grows those five more inches and doesn't fit anymore?
Тележка сделана чтоб сено ВОРОВАТЬ ???
Moin. Bin gespannt, was für ein Aufbau noch kommt. 🔨 Projekt! 👍
What's the name of those metal brackets used to hold the wheels in place? Does anyone know? Thanks.
3:09 what do you call that piece?
Is the wood frame lighter or heavier than a metal frame? like a bed frame for instance
Did you intentionally make it look more complicated?
I want those PDF
I am going to take 2 ordinary bicycle and turn the into a front wheel drive and steer tricycle camper.
So guet, cools Projekt. Wiso isch d'Achs so wiit hinä? Hoffe dr Schwärpunkt passt de derzue, süscht wirds i de Kurve de bränzlig 😉
Das würde mich auch interessieren ⁉
Ewap wel s gwicht hine isch! gsesch den im nöchste video. zum abhocke isch das guet wen d achs hine isch
@@JENNISWISS ???
Schöne Konstruktion und cooles Video. Macht ihr zwei davon oder warum hast du vier Räder am Anfang gehabt?
genau👍 wir bauen zwei✌️
Nice build !
I wish I could join you on this bike trip, but I'm not ready to build this trailer on time. Maybe next time, if there will be one ...
Are you going to Maker Faire Hannover ?
very good.
Super Ausführung, top Video. Der nächste logische Schritt wäre, Solarzellen auf dem Velocamper (Platzt ist ja genug) und ein E-Bike. So kann man wirklich Strecke machen. Leider wird das Gesamtgewicht von dem Gespann sehr kritisch, weil die Bremsweglänge sollte schon einem üblichen Fahrrad gleichen.
hello what is the type of wood used for the base?
Hallo Jenny's
Den Camper find ich super und ich denke über einen Nachbau nach. Habt ihr eine Auflistung zum Verbauten Material, Lieferanten und (ungefähren) Kosten? Wäre sehr nützlich. :-)
den bauplahn kannst du kaufen bei paul elkins. sag ihm bitte ein gruss von mir