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@@keithcarpenter3218 thank you! I appreciate that. I’m not in front of the exact numbers, but about 2200lbs total weight and the state trooper showed about 1700 on the wheels, if i remember right, it’s been a while. But definitely heavier than it needed to be, since i used 3/16 thick metal.

Good deal. The music is just me and my guitar messing around. I notice it might be dubbed a little loud, but can’t change it now. Thanks👍

Get it all fixed up?

I’ve kinda been wanting one for myself. Like the new blade too

Works pretty well, but used a lot of steal and time to make it. Fun project though. Thanks!

@@carneraerial I was going to buy one of those articulating hitches, but they are also pricey. If you made one for someone about how would that cost?

@@adamlivingston6659 i wouldn’t really know, but probably will more than it would be worth. It’s a lot of cutting and grinding, and i just do this stuff for myself. Just to be curious while on the subject, what would one be worth to you?

@carneraerial well the "Lock and Roll" hitch I've been wanting runs around $300 for the trailer side plus the tow vehicle side. But I'd rather contribute to the "small guy" as opposed to big box.

@@adamlivingston6659 i can certainly appreciate that, and like to do the same.

The 26x36 from vintage technologies

Thank you!

Hah. Yep. Learned to hold it down with the blade now

Thank you! It was a lot of fun. Would love to be able to build another. Great luck with yours! I used 1/2 ply for the roof; materials were so expensive and i knew i was going to fiber glass it, so it should be strong enough. I walk all over it and have taken naps up there with the kids, just laying in the sun. The joists as most the strength. Thanks again!

Nope, just an iPhone auto correct typo. I don’t put any effort into the descriptions. It was meant to say “scratch”, which was probably pretty obvious. But, I will say that if you’re a builder, you should know its more than a box on wheels… if you’re really able to look and see all the signs from a builders perceptive. Just my defense of this little camper i created ;) As for “building” myself, I’m not just doing it on the side. I grew up in construction, have built pretty much entire houses, commercial buildouts and pretty much you name it, I’ve worked on it to some degree… plumbing, electrical, pools, fiberglassing, rebuild motors, auto restore, Aside from the welding. I had welded some, but not much. There was a steep learning curve there with the stick. The mig was easy, like cheating. But yeah, no worries. Sorry to lead you down the wrong path of you had been searching for “scrap” builds. I’ll go change it now. Cheers🍻

In North America they say build from scratch when you build something from materials bought in the store OR scrap. It is just saying we did not buy something that was already pre assembled or bought whole. When we say build from SCRAP than what we mean is we build it from scrap materials. Like from the junkyard or from old pallets or whatever scrap. Your comment is valid but it is the cultural difference and the use of language here that makes the difference between countries.

Thank you! Yeah, it’s all coated with epoxy resin, fiber glass in places, and then 7 coats of varnish over the resin.

Nice. Glad to hear. Thanks👍

The pocket holes are only holding the walls DOWN in place. The joists are holding them up and binding everything together and the GLUE along with the epoxy and fiberglassing are bonding the walls to the floor. Basically the pocket holes are just pinning the walls in place until the other things take hold.

I do. I had it weighed and calculated what i planned on ahead of time. I forget the exact numbers and am out of town, but i planned on around 2300 and came in at around 2200 total weight, with about 1800 or less on the axles. The 2x2 3/16 metal was way too thick and heavy. Would use 1/8 next time.

I certainly could be. I’ve looked over your website and videos. What are your thoughts?

@@carneraerial Hi~May I have you email address or IG? I will send you more details!

I don’t really. I purchased all my metal at a local steal supply, but it was just 2”x2” 3/16 square tube for the platform and 2.5”x2.5” 3/16 square tube for the center channel. The 3/16” thick material was really too much, 1/8” would be more than strong enough.

Thanks! Really itching for a trip in it. Life hasn’t been working out lately for good trips. I’ll have to take a look at yours. 👍

Thank you!

Thanks. It was my idea from the get go, originally i was going to use AC fir, but the price was crazy. I saturated everything with coats of epoxy resin and then fiberglass or cloth in certain places. I’d love to build another… Mainly the metal work. Know i could do better and it was fun. Have fun with your latest.

Absolutley! Thanks👍

Thank you! Was actually just looking in the locker (front storage) planning upgrades. 👍

Thanks!

Thank you!! I really appreciate that. It was a fun build and more fun to use.

Very much appreciated! Thank you. Was just discussing fall trip plans in it :)

Thanks. It’s a fun process. I rode it for a while then made some walnut scales.

Thanks again 😁!

Thank you!

Thank you! It was fun

Interesting! I haven’t gotten my hands on a Civivi button lock ( bought my oldest son an elementum as his first bigger knife, but it is a straight liner lock). I will say this pyrite has a ton of blade bounce on the close. Glad it was helpful. Thanks.

Thanks! Really appreciate it. Excluding the trailer… I don’t have an exact figure. In planning I did a weight and balance based off what i wanted to do and started weights of materials, but i only weighed it after it was all done. (I made the trailer out of 3/16 2x2 with a 3/16 2.5x2.5 square stick so its too much metal and heavy.). When i get home, I’ll look at my notes and see how much the above metal material about weighed.

Thanks! Burning wood that way has been kinda my shop theme for years, so it seemed natural.

Awesome to hear! Good note, I’ll pay attention for it and keep it in mind. Thanks.

Thank you! So far we’ve had a great time with it, including 4200 miles out through Yellowstone and a number of other great places. Good luck with your build if you decide to go forward with in. In the meantime, enjoy the one you have!

There are links in the description to each of the Build videos, for what I managed to record. This video is just a compilation.

just use scrap material lol

Thanks 👍 hit the mail on the head. Was playing around with a Santana type style

Thanks. Really appreciate that. It was a fun one

Thanks. I haven’t carried it, but did like it while i was working on it. What would be the second?

@@carneraerial ak1 from alex with böker is for me in my country the best edc fixedblade but a bit expensiv

Thank you!

Like a log cabin in the woods :)

@@carneraerial On wheels ! An awesome and strategic piece of survival these days ! You never know what could happen in the world , in your city . There's a lot of uncertainty . 🙏👀

Thanks 👍

Exactly! That was my original plan, but tow vehicle changed and parts were limited when i built it… was either 6 on 5 or wait forever.

@@carneraerial that is unfortunate. But for those that still haven’t started it is something to look at. I drove hotshots for a number of years and that’s how we were ways setup. It simplified things immensely. I try to pick tools that have a second use when I can.

Actually just Amazon. Wife sourced it. I’ll see if she has link

@@carneraerial I have the pillows, didn’t know they made mattresses. And couldn’t remember where we got them.

Great to hear. Thanks. Wilco👍

Thank you. It was fun. Great fun actually using it!! And, yep always making my own problems :) but learn to fix things that way too. Thanks again. (Not sure how i missed this comment. Sorry about that)

Thanks for saying that. Been working for us so far. Just need more time to use it!!!

Willing to give anything a try. Learning something new is always good

That’s for sure! Would love to build a second trailer. Good to verify that. Those Timbrens ride very nice

Get it fixed?

@@carneraerial Not yet have to order a new screen still!!

Bro do you switch it to blue tooth if the touch screen isn’t working?