Interior window trims and partition walls for Expedition truck or camper. ALL DIY !
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2023
- In this Episode you can see how we finished our window frames on the interior with trims and how we installed our first partition walls in to our Expedition truck habitat. For our Mercedes Benz 1222 AF 4x4 off road expedition truck build. DIY
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I missed this one. 1:54 great use of graphics for the sub request 👍
Great job. Your ability to explain how and why to build it the way you do is second to none.😮💪📕🖋🛠🤯
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Awesome, thank you!
Very plush. There was me thinking that you were doing all this work yourself. But now I know that you have lots of help as I seen them all putting their thumbs up.
Hahaha my wife was saying " oh what is this the beginning of an horror movie ? " because of all the arm's and in the back the table saw lol
My dream is to make such an expedition truck and travel the lands of my nomadic ancestors, Mongolia and the steppes of Central Asia...
Mongolia would be one of my dreams as well, not sure it is realistic to put that on my bucket list.
Good job 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Looking forward to seeing your friends rig 👍🏼
Very soon!
Very good!
Thank you! Cheers!
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Thanks !
Awesome work but you forgot one important link! The shade/screen kit!!! And looks like I'm not the only one asking, lol. Nice t-shift btw!
Thank you ! I am planning to make an extra video about the roller screens and than I will link the product to a site/company which are willing to ship to North America. If you like to find it on your own the product is " Dometic DB1R " thanks for commenting !
Love it!! Question...where did you get the roller blind/bug screen?
Thank you. In regards of the window shades/screens I imported them from Europe. Google
Dometic DB1R .
Thanks again for sharing, lots of great ideas. Leaving the T slot exposed means you can attach things on the outside if you wanted, good idea.
I've finally bought a truck from Europe, how did you get yours from Germany to BC? Best option I have now is Halifax and drive it across myself....
I didn't even think about that great thanks, but I have organized my self a slot cover strip it is a rubber strip which fits in the slot and comes in various colors. I picked silver to blend in.
Congratulation on your purchase now the journey begins. Shipping is a beast for him self if you be located near the west coast than is Halifax not your best bet. Do you have a shipping agent or you planning to do it your self ?
@@oscaroverlander_MB1222AF it depends how hard it is, I am thinking myself but I have no idea haha
How did you prevent making a thermal bridge with the two halves of the aluminum window frames?
The outer frame is made from Aluminum and the inner is vinyl/plastic which is a bad conductor therefore good for this purpose.
First you do great work. Aways on my mind, is a question. Is DIY cheaper than buying a habitat turn key?
Yes, absolutely it is but ...here comes the but : it is way more time consuming and not always fun, it is a huge commitment and if you are not skilled enough in all those different trades the end product will for sure not look like pro work. You constantly lacking the right tools or space or in my case temperatures are my enemy.
Building your self takes a lot longer but it safes you a ton of labour cost ( sweat equity ) Thank you for your question !
It is often DIY projects cost more than than the resale value of the asset created. My project pivoted with this in mind. Buying expensive parts, with freight and taxes adds up. Even if the labor is free. @@oscaroverlander_MB1222AF
Why plywood interior? Why not FRP with foamboard?
Question for you : why cost aluminum clad wood windows so much more than PVC ( vinyl ) windows ?