Laura, you are a genius! I absolutely love your inventions, your style, your attitude towards the world around you but the best is, your sense of humor and your heartwarming smile, when you enjoy your success. Love it!!!!!!!!
The coffee grinder is the best steampunk/mad scientist thing I've ever seen! That's hands down my favorite. The camper is a close second. Love your work!❤😊
I have a corner of my shop I've named my "Gallery of Abandoned Projects" to store projects I've lost motivation on for whatever reason. Most eventually come out of hibernation eventually but definitely had a couple spend over a year in the gallery before getting back to the bench.
Hello Laura - #1: "Up cycling" You. As another lady who could not stay in Corporate Land , "Up cycling" my Self. When it was time to leave, I then became a professional healer/body worker. No regrets. #2: Frankly, your whole life style. I totally remember my 'nomadic' days. I really would have dug all of your toys & such. Keep up: YOUR. BEST. LIFE. EVER. Blessings.
I built a mini "Christmas tree" out of the stuff I had lying around the house. I just wanted to let you know that you were one of the inspirations for that. It's nothing close to your level of craftsmanship or skill but it was a good project for me.
In the 80's as a student with no budget and a motorbike for everyday transport, I made two side paniers for my motorbike from 2 plastic jerrycans. Worked very well and was pretty watertight
when i was a young hitchiker i made a backpack from a five gallon gas can. it had wheels and straps. waterproof and its easy to get a ride standing beside the road with a gas can. at least gets you to the next gas station. couldnt have afforded a bike but i bet you would have given me a lift.
I am from Texas and of course, BBQ projects are awesome! I think you should consider building a pallet grill. If you can find a small auger and build a little hopper it should do the trick!!
The caravan for sure! Because it's so close to what I'm building on. There is a 32 year old trailer in my barn that is always waiting for the next treatment. So far, with a few exceptions, it's pretty much original and I'm just trying to keep it. But at some point I will have to completely restore it because it is starting to rot in the corners. I love this trailer because it was built to be self-sufficient from the start. With its own solar power supply, water and gas. Perfect for just standing outside where you would never expect a caravan. Seeing how you work on your horse trailer took away many inhibitions about tackling this major project.
Hi Laura, In my opinion there is no single project that is most interesting to me. For me your projects show problem solving, a consistency, eye for detail, practicality and fun. That MIX makes me always look forward to your next project. Mach's gut! Willem
I’m 74 live in Australia recently widowed. Before leaving my darling said I must build a camper van and keep contact with our 4 children scattered over the country. I bought a 14’ poptop caravan and removed the poptop section with a view of making new full height walls so I could step in enroute anywhere for kitchen toilet and futon. The lower section intended as base furniture was so tacky I pulled off everything except floor and took it to the garbage disposal. Fitted a semi circle front floor extension and ducktail rear addition then built a frame similar to Airstream Basecamp. Skinned it with 10 sheets 4’x8’ aluminium and basically built it from floor to curved roof. Fitted domestic glass fibre shower cubicle as centre strength. Test towed if 4.000 km it pulled like a trout in a stream....biggest task is getting a mirror finish....realise should have gone stainless steel but hey it’s only 700kg so I have the time now to experiment with polish machines, pastes, etc etc. So impressed with your work, amazing keep it up we love your videos...
I have such workshop envy. All of your projects are so carefully thought out and beautifully exicuted. My favorite project this year was making a wall mounted leather dragon head. It's kind of like Fantasy Faux Taxidermy.
I appreciate the repair-reuse-recycle mind set. There is so much waste in the world today. I have almost 50 projects that I have started and finished in the past 30 years that include those the three Rs. This video inspires me to find more ways to use what I have on hand or what I can salvage from my neighborhood. Thank you.
Laura, you are an absolute inspiration! I am a fanatical DIY recycler myself. And to be honest my ideas have a success rate of about 30%…. OK more like 20%. I love your channel and all that you do! It definitley inspires me to develop more and more DIY ideas. Thank you for all that you do! Love from Chicago, IL USA!
gotta say my favorite project was the horse camper, 'cause if have repaired an old caravan with my dad and this series took me back in time. It was big & hard project but results were so satisfying
A good friend of mine is a total fan of tiny houses and that was when you built that trailer, so I showed him your channel, and he loved it so much! He unfortunately doesn't have the money for something like that right now, but I know he would be really happy with such a tiny house.
Another great recaop of 2020, it brings the happy back... :-) I was wondering about your camper, it looks amazing and I would love to see you finish it. But if you do decide to pass it on I would love to finish it on your behalf, it would be a great starting point for a youtuber... Keep up the excellent work and have a bloody wonderful 2021.
I like them all, but your woodworking skill was really evident when you were building the rear enclosure and the door in the trailer. You are really skilled in all disciplines you undertake, but your woodworking really spoke to me. Thumbs up and thanks for posting!
I like this one too. I have a horse Box (in the USA its called a horse trailer) I'm considering to convert to a mobile massage studio. But Covid-19 has ended that idea
@@maryblaylock6545 Agreed! I followed and knew of the registration difficulties and wondered if Laura had given it away to an aspiring business entrepreneur e.g. food/coffee or BBQ van. Can't wait to see what problem Laura solves next! Hopefully more bbq's👍👍
just discovered you on CZcams! Personally, I love the geodesic dome! But design wise, your take on the jerrycan is a winner: to keep the esthetics but to give it a whole new function is wild! The ashtray is genius OMG!
A few years ago i rebuild a old expansion vessel to a hydraulic tank. Was pretty easy: Cut open obove and below the waist, remove the rubber, tack some sheets on the inside to align the halfs and weld it back together. The first welding project i used forming gas... On the top, where the valve was, the return filter is placed. It also works as a pretty big filling port.
I would love a video of all your bbqs. Kind of like your videos on all your bicycles a while ago. Always grateful for the smiles you share during all your builds Laura! Alles gute für 2021!!!
Qué tía más jefa, eres grande Laura, tus videos me encantan, pareces muy cercana y transmites muy bien, además de haces cosas súper útiles y reciclas muchísimo, lo que ayuda a mucha gente a comprender la idea de reutilizar para respetar y conservar el medio ambiente.
The coffee grinder is my favorite personally!! Only is it a great idea, but most everyone drinks coffee and could use a coffee grinder and the fact that you are making it out of recycled materials that are very abundant ....Makes it even better!
Thanks for the recap, my favourite was probably the heated bar, I could really use one. This has also reminded me that I picked up a 70s travel iron just after you showed that video and I haven't made a branding iron yet.
So jetzt muss ich auch mal kommentieren, ich verfolge schon länger deine Erfindungen und Bauten, bin immer wieder begeistert was und wie du baust. Ich habe selbst ursprünglich mal Industriemechaniker und Schlosser gelernt und bin aber jetzt seit über 25 jähren in der Veranstaltungsbranche. Ich arbeite nebenbei mit Holz und Metall in meiner Scheunenwerkstatt. Weiterhin viel Erfolg und coole Ideen wünsche ich dir. Beste Grüße aus dem Frankenland.....
I really liked the cooking suitcase on the horse trailer. That is such a good idea for camping vans or those teardrop trailers, perhaps in an area where you have an outdoor workshop. We have those outdoor heaters tables and lamps outside bars and restaurants in Minnesota USA. Excellent design! Your problem solving skills are amazing.
Thanks for the update on the horse trailer, totally understand pausing a project when the love is gone. I paused bike racing for three years and it was still there for me when I got back to it. Happy 2021
You are super brilliant and creative! I liked the portable kitchen, and I hope to make something like this for our Wald Hüttli Tags (forest days) for my class. Again you are an inspiration! Thanks and keep the videos rolling!
All the projects are great. I appreciate the outdoor cooking focus and I agree with you that the height adjustable BBQ just seems like something that should exist.
I love the trailer built. If I had the space to store it I would love to finish it. But I think I'll stick to building guitars and furniture for now haha.
Fabulous projects, Laura! Your skills are impressive to say the least. If I had to choose, my faves are the branding iron and the converted horse trailer. Coincidentally a friend suggested recently that I buy a horse trailer and convert it to transport the refurbished decor pieces I sell, across Canada to participate in artisan markets ... and when empty, on the way back fill it up with thrifted finds for the next projects! Post-pandemic, of course. 😎 Tks for sharing!
I realy love all thinks you do. Not for the structure or the shape they have but for the idea or the need that get you to start the work. It's so motivating good luck
I know you have a lot of people commenting. I have always loved your style and how you make things by hand. Please please PLEASE!!! don’t change how you make stuff. Don’t use CNC’s, lasers, water jets and all that other new tech. A occasional part, yes that’s cool. But I stay subbed cause you make stuff by hand. I can’t choose a vid I like best cause they are all to awesome to choose just one!!!
for sure horse traillor is very cute. Even if work is very diffrent between selected projects that one reminds me the tiny house wich is one of the best overall projects! Once again thanx for the hard work you did that year again!
I just found your channel yesterday and I love it. I love the coffee grinder and the gerry can stove. I love fabricating stuff myself but most of what I have done is with wood. Although I have done some with metal also but I don't know how to weld. My latest project has been moding out a Suzuki DRZ400S. I built a metal bracket to strengthen the front fender and built a bracket to hold the larger regulator/ rectifier. Great work thanks for sharing your ideas.
Just great! They're ALL brilliant! I love the Jerry Can and Height adjustable BBQ, also the horse box, and the suitcase camp ware.. ALL BRILLIANT projects tbh!! BMX brilliant aswell!! Lol Well done! I wish I had a space like you do to be able to express my creative side! I've got loads of tools but still no workshop! Very frustrating!! Best wishes from London England 👍❤️💪😎🏴🙏
Oh, NOW I understand the absence of the finished horse box. No problem! If I lived nearby I'd certainly want to make a trade. From the US, well, not much I can do but hope to see it completed.
The height adjusting BBQ was just such a neat idea, I built a similar one but the design was not so elegant, mine involves two sliding Square sections of Stainless, the whole thing was built in a Stainless Beer container and I can raise or lower the charcoal and raise and lower the cooking platform. One reason mine was built like it was is because I live on the top of a windy hill, and it is sometimes useful to cook the food shielded from the cooling wind whilst cooking. And like yours it is handy to be able to adjust the height and move the food closer to the Charcoal once things start to die down. The single thread idea on yours is far easier than mine, I have to use a tool I made with a hook on the end to raise and lower, and I have wing screws to hold the two sections at the set height. One useful addition I did make was a bowl fed by a pipe beneath the charcoal tray, where I can flood with Alcohol and light it from the outside of the container, the flame travels down the tube and the bowl then burns the small amount of Alcohol which lights the Charcoal, this was done to avoid the use of smelly Kerosene Gels or Lighting blocks.
It's really hard to decide what I like best. Hmm... The coffee grinder is useful for nearly everybody, it's pretty and you learned things while making it, but I'm a tea drinker. The branding iron is great for serious creators, but I'm not one. The cannister was beautiful from a design point. Really spectacular in fact. But... the glasshouse. So simple so stable, so wonderful. I would really like to montage it in front of a window. Mini winter garden! 🌼🤗
Laura, since you are not actually going to transport horses you can just ask to reduce the Trailer weight capacity and you can pull it with your van with a B driver licence. I reduced my Trailer from 1.5t to 750kg without any problems.
Der ein Fuß Grill ist cool. Der Fuß würde noch in eine Felge eingeschweißt gut passen. Man könnte auch den reifen drauf lassen. Notfalls um Standfestigkeit zu erhalten, auch ausbetoniert.
Greetings from Athens - Hellas (Greece), Happy New Year! Laura you are a brilliant, genius, ecologist, beautiful, happy, good heart, dreamy, talented and wonderful woman. I started watching on CZcams the work of Jay Bates years ago, after Jimmy Diresta, April Wilkerson and others, but one day I saw your work /videos and became a fan of you. You are an inspiration, be always Healthy, Wise, Happy. Laura "ise thea" in Hellenic (Greek), which means "you are a goddess"... 👸🏺💐🎶🔝💖
I hope you finish the trailer but don’t beat yourself up if you take the option to pass it on. You’ve done a fantastic job on it so far and it’s been great to watch.
I enjoyed the coffee grinder. I really enjoy how you turn scrap into cash. I scrap here in Minnesota, and in the back of my mind I'm asking myself how would you use it. I like taking things apart but to engineer something into something new is a challenge for me. I live tiny so space is a premium and needs to be functional all the time and thats hard for me to create. Like your slot bed id like create it so that's also a couch but not sure how.
Laura, you are a genius! I absolutely love your inventions, your style, your attitude towards the world around you but the best is, your sense of humor and your heartwarming smile, when you enjoy your success. Love it!!!!!!!!
The coffee grinder is the best steampunk/mad scientist thing I've ever seen! That's hands down my favorite. The camper is a close second.
Love your work!❤😊
Lost & Ground. Hands down☕
Running out of motivation on a project is very relatable, especially on relatively open-ended ones.
I have a corner of my shop I've named my "Gallery of Abandoned Projects" to store projects I've lost motivation on for whatever reason. Most eventually come out of hibernation eventually but definitely had a couple spend over a year in the gallery before getting back to the bench.
@@funkyspacecow ,I love the name you have given for projects that have been somewhat late in getting finished. Perfect.
Hello Laura - #1: "Up cycling" You. As another lady who could not stay in Corporate Land , "Up cycling" my Self. When it was time to leave, I then became a professional healer/body worker. No regrets. #2: Frankly, your whole life style. I totally remember my 'nomadic' days. I really would have dug all of your toys & such. Keep up: YOUR. BEST. LIFE. EVER. Blessings.
I built a mini "Christmas tree" out of the stuff I had lying around the house. I just wanted to let you know that you were one of the inspirations for that. It's nothing close to your level of craftsmanship or skill but it was a good project for me.
That trailer is such a thing of beauty. You can't help but be drawn to look at it.
In the 80's as a student with no budget and a motorbike for everyday transport, I made two side paniers for my motorbike from 2 plastic jerrycans. Worked very well and was pretty watertight
when i was a young hitchiker i made a backpack from a five gallon gas can. it had wheels and straps. waterproof and its easy to get a ride standing beside the road with a gas can. at least gets you to the next gas station. couldnt have afforded a bike but i bet you would have given me a lift.
What IS a Jerrycan?
@@sharontrujillo7793 Try Google :-) , a can to store some fluid like water or petrol
I am from Texas and of course, BBQ projects are awesome! I think you should consider building a pallet grill. If you can find a small auger and build a little hopper it should do the trick!!
The caravan for sure! Because it's so close to what I'm building on. There is a 32 year old trailer in my barn that is always waiting for the next treatment. So far, with a few exceptions, it's pretty much original and I'm just trying to keep it. But at some point I will have to completely restore it because it is starting to rot in the corners. I love this trailer because it was built to be self-sufficient from the start. With its own solar power supply, water and gas. Perfect for just standing outside where you would never expect a caravan. Seeing how you work on your horse trailer took away many inhibitions about tackling this major project.
The coffee grinder project is so cool , I love it . All these projects are great , I just like coffee . aLOT .
Man, I just admire your creativity & ingenuity! Thank you for all you amazing content!
The coffee grinder is awesome😀
Hi Laura, In my opinion there is no single project that is most interesting to me. For me your projects show problem solving, a consistency, eye for detail, practicality and fun. That MIX makes me always look forward to your next project.
Mach's gut!
Willem
I’m 74 live in Australia recently widowed. Before leaving my darling said I must build a camper van and keep contact with our 4 children scattered over the country. I bought a 14’ poptop caravan and removed the poptop section with a view of making new full height walls so I could step in enroute anywhere for kitchen toilet and futon. The lower section intended as base furniture was so tacky I pulled off everything except floor and took it to the garbage disposal. Fitted a semi circle front floor extension and ducktail rear addition then built a frame similar to Airstream Basecamp. Skinned it with 10 sheets 4’x8’ aluminium and basically built it from floor to curved roof. Fitted domestic glass fibre shower cubicle as centre strength. Test towed if 4.000 km it pulled like a trout in a stream....biggest task is getting a mirror finish....realise should have gone stainless steel but hey it’s only 700kg so I have the time now to experiment with polish machines, pastes, etc etc. So impressed with your work, amazing keep it up we love your videos...
I have such workshop envy. All of your projects are so carefully thought out and beautifully exicuted. My favorite project this year was making a wall mounted leather dragon head. It's kind of like Fantasy Faux Taxidermy.
The Camper was so cool. And the folding bike. Well and the coffee grinder too. 😊
I appreciate the repair-reuse-recycle mind set. There is so much waste in the world today. I have almost 50 projects that I have started and finished in the past 30 years that include those the three Rs. This video inspires me to find more ways to use what I have on hand or what I can salvage from my neighborhood. Thank you.
Laura, you are an absolute inspiration! I am a fanatical DIY recycler myself. And to be honest my ideas have a success rate of about 30%…. OK more like 20%. I love your channel and all that you do! It definitley inspires me to develop more and more DIY ideas. Thank you for all that you do! Love from Chicago, IL USA!
gotta say my favorite project was the horse camper, 'cause if have repaired an old caravan with my dad and this series took me back in time. It was big & hard project but results were so satisfying
Ah, man...those were amazing, each and every one of them! Your skills and creativity are unbelievable 👏👏👏
I love all the "play with fire" projects, with a ++ for the heated bar. So 2020 ! Love
You are absolutely awesome, Laura. Your videos are so inspirational.
that barbecue obsesion and design fun should give you the hint for doing "build your own BBQ"- lectures and workshops.
.. YES!!! I don't bar-b-que...ever, at all...but maaaaaaaaan, I liked that red one..💥
A good friend of mine is a total fan of tiny houses and that was when you built that trailer, so I showed him your channel, and he loved it so much! He unfortunately doesn't have the money for something like that right now, but I know he would be really happy with such a tiny house.
Single grill, because when I want something I am usually by myself and don't want to heat up the larger grill. Great work on all the projects!
My favorite out of these 10 was the height adjustable grill. It has a very modern looking design, yet at the same time, very retro.
Coffee grinder my favorite but sure appreciate your ingenuity on all projects Laura, you rock woman.
First time viewer, Laura you are one clever Lady! Excellent projects And a lovely pooch !
The coffee grinder, for sure
It's such a nice build and suppose to be sitting in every kitchen :)
Keep it up
The Jerrycan Stove, so cool, even the color, black matte, wow. I wish I can order one for my own.
WOW! Vision, creativity and craftsmanship all in one! I’m hooked!
Congrats for all your work and the values that you transmit for next generations! Best regards from Buenos Aires.
Another great recaop of 2020, it brings the happy back... :-)
I was wondering about your camper, it looks amazing and I would love to see you finish it. But if you do decide to pass it on I would love to finish it on your behalf, it would be a great starting point for a youtuber... Keep up the excellent work and have a bloody wonderful 2021.
I like them all, but your woodworking skill was really evident when you were building the rear enclosure and the door in the trailer. You are really skilled in all disciplines you undertake, but your woodworking really spoke to me.
Thumbs up and thanks for posting!
At one point I was wondering if I missed the finishing of the trailer :) now I know why
I like this one too. I have a horse Box (in the USA its called a horse trailer) I'm considering to convert to a mobile massage studio. But Covid-19 has ended that idea
@@cherylmartin4050 For now. Don't stop dreaming! Don't stop problem solving!
@@maryblaylock6545 Agreed! I followed and knew of the registration difficulties and wondered if Laura had given it away to an aspiring business entrepreneur e.g. food/coffee or BBQ van. Can't wait to see what problem Laura solves next! Hopefully more bbq's👍👍
My favorite is either the coffee grinder or the curvy lamp that wasn’t listed in this video. It’s a super hard decision between those two.
You are so very creative. I loved them all. But the camper and coffee grinder spoke to me strongly. Keep up the great work. You’re amazing!
I am amazzzed... You do live in a place with 48 hours of sunshine! So much talent... So many beautiful things done... Wow!
All projects are superb but coffee grinder and folding bike are my favourite...👍👍👍
I liked the trailer and the jerry stove.
The heated bar is my favorite. I would love to install one in my backyard. But first I need to learn how to weld again. 😁
just discovered you on CZcams! Personally, I love the geodesic dome! But design wise, your take on the jerrycan is a winner: to keep the esthetics but to give it a whole new function is wild! The ashtray is genius OMG!
The coffee grinder was my favorite from this year
as an engineering student i find your creativity super inspiring, clever ideas and incredible execution!! look forward to seeing more😁
A few years ago i rebuild a old expansion vessel to a hydraulic tank.
Was pretty easy: Cut open obove and below the waist, remove the rubber, tack some sheets on the inside to align the halfs and weld it back together. The first welding project i used forming gas...
On the top, where the valve was, the return filter is placed. It also works as a pretty big filling port.
The coffee grinder looks awesome!!! Love the ingenuity!
Coffee grinder is absolutely cool made, very stylish
I would love a video of all your bbqs. Kind of like your videos on all your bicycles a while ago. Always grateful for the smiles you share during all your builds Laura! Alles gute für 2021!!!
Qué tía más jefa, eres grande Laura, tus videos me encantan, pareces muy cercana y transmites muy bien, además de haces cosas súper útiles y reciclas muchísimo, lo que ayuda a mucha gente a comprender la idea de reutilizar para respetar y conservar el medio ambiente.
Answer: which by the way, was SOOOOoOOoOOo easy to answer....ALL! Absolutely all of them...period! 💜
I have loved and will continue to love everything that you build, but my favorite build of yours is the Record player console!!!!❤
The coffee grinder is my favorite personally!! Only is it a great idea, but most everyone drinks coffee and could use a coffee grinder and the fact that you are making it out of recycled materials that are very abundant ....Makes it even better!
The adjustable bbq idea is a good one.
I hate to admit this but I'd never realized how much that idea makes sense.
Thanks for the recap, my favourite was probably the heated bar, I could really use one. This has also reminded me that I picked up a 70s travel iron just after you showed that video and I haven't made a branding iron yet.
I’m just learning of your channel and I have loved it. It has such a warm feel, is interesting, thoughtful, and lighthearted. ❤
So jetzt muss ich auch mal kommentieren, ich verfolge schon länger deine Erfindungen und Bauten, bin immer wieder begeistert was und wie du baust. Ich habe selbst ursprünglich mal Industriemechaniker und Schlosser gelernt und bin aber jetzt seit über 25 jähren in der Veranstaltungsbranche. Ich arbeite nebenbei mit Holz und Metall in meiner Scheunenwerkstatt. Weiterhin viel Erfolg und coole Ideen wünsche ich dir. Beste Grüße aus dem Frankenland.....
Love the jerrycan stove. Looks like a project even I could try...
I really liked the cooking suitcase on the horse trailer. That is such a good idea for camping vans or those teardrop trailers, perhaps in an area where you have an outdoor workshop.
We have those outdoor heaters tables and lamps outside bars and restaurants in Minnesota USA. Excellent design! Your problem solving skills are amazing.
Thanks for the update on the horse trailer, totally understand pausing a project when the love is gone. I paused bike racing for three years and it was still there for me when I got back to it. Happy 2021
You are super brilliant and creative! I liked the portable kitchen, and I hope to make something like this for our Wald Hüttli Tags (forest days) for my class. Again you are an inspiration! Thanks and keep the videos rolling!
Your recycling projects are always so unique, beautiful and inspiring! ❤️
My fav is the branding iron---because it was the first Laura Kampf video I saw and I have been hooked ever since!
I loved the coffee grinder and I think that is still my favourite. Your trailer deserves a Murphy bed with your own ingenious method of activation :)
All the projects are great. I appreciate the outdoor cooking focus and I agree with you that the height adjustable BBQ just seems like something that should exist.
voller Bewunderung - perfekte handwerkliche Umsetzung der originellen Kreativität - wow :)
A woman after my own heart👍🏻👏🏻😎i love your creativity. Such talent and so many skills.
I love the trailer built. If I had the space to store it I would love to finish it. But I think I'll stick to building guitars and furniture for now haha.
Fabulous projects, Laura! Your skills are impressive to say the least. If I had to choose, my faves are the branding iron and the converted horse trailer. Coincidentally a friend suggested recently that I buy a horse trailer and convert it to transport the refurbished decor pieces I sell, across Canada to participate in artisan markets ... and when empty, on the way back fill it up with thrifted finds for the next projects! Post-pandemic, of course. 😎 Tks for sharing!
All of these are amazing! I love learning about your process and how you transform materials. I love the mini grill!
I realy love all thinks you do. Not for the structure or the shape they have but for the idea or the need that get you to start the work. It's so motivating good luck
I know you have a lot of people commenting. I have always loved your style and how you make things by hand. Please please PLEASE!!! don’t change how you make stuff. Don’t use CNC’s, lasers, water jets and all that other new tech. A occasional part, yes that’s cool. But I stay subbed cause you make stuff by hand. I can’t choose a vid I like best cause they are all to awesome to choose just one!!!
Height adjustable grill is the winner for me.🥰
for sure horse traillor is very cute. Even if work is very diffrent between selected projects that one reminds me the tiny house wich is one of the best overall projects! Once again thanx for the hard work you did that year again!
I really can't decide which is my favorite, but the Jerry can stove, and the horse trailer might be it...😊
I just found your channel yesterday and I love it. I love the coffee grinder and the gerry can stove. I love fabricating stuff myself but most of what I have done is with wood. Although I have done some with metal also but I don't know how to weld. My latest project has been moding out a Suzuki DRZ400S. I built a metal bracket to strengthen the front fender and built a bracket to hold the larger regulator/ rectifier. Great work thanks for sharing your ideas.
Just great! They're ALL brilliant! I love the Jerry Can and Height adjustable BBQ, also the horse box, and the suitcase camp ware..
ALL BRILLIANT projects tbh!! BMX brilliant aswell!! Lol
Well done! I wish I had a space like you do to be able to express my creative side! I've got loads of tools but still no workshop! Very frustrating!!
Best wishes from London England 👍❤️💪😎🏴🙏
Lots of inspiration in this video, my favourite is the fire extinguisher bbq. So simple, cheap and easy to make and one that I’ll be making.
Definitely the coffee grinder, but I do want to see the camper finished too.
Love watch you run those machine tools.
Oh, NOW I understand the absence of the finished horse box. No problem! If I lived nearby I'd certainly want to make a trade. From the US, well, not much I can do but hope to see it completed.
I love the jerry can stove!! that's hot!
Great projects I think the heated bar is my favorite. Great year laura
AMAZING!!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!!! SO GLAD TO HAVE FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!
I like the outdoor- oven very much. But the other Projekte sind auch beeindruckend toll. 🙂
The height adjusting BBQ was just such a neat idea, I built a similar one but the design was not so elegant, mine involves two sliding Square sections of Stainless, the whole thing was built in a Stainless Beer container and I can raise or lower the charcoal and raise and lower the cooking platform.
One reason mine was built like it was is because I live on the top of a windy hill, and it is sometimes useful to cook the food shielded from the cooling wind whilst cooking.
And like yours it is handy to be able to adjust the height and move the food closer to the Charcoal once things start to die down.
The single thread idea on yours is far easier than mine, I have to use a tool I made with a hook on the end to raise and lower, and I have wing screws to hold the two sections at the set height.
One useful addition I did make was a bowl fed by a pipe beneath the charcoal tray, where I can flood with Alcohol and light it from the outside of the container, the flame travels down the tube and the bowl then burns the small amount of Alcohol which lights the Charcoal, this was done to avoid the use of smelly Kerosene Gels or Lighting blocks.
Wow! The creativity is so refreshing. Thanks!
You are such an amazing builder and creator. I envy your talents. Keep upcycling. Take care.
You did such an amazing job of repurposing the elements of that jerry can into a stove. The handles as pan holder and the spout as vent is ingenious.
that horse trailer looks way too good to give it away!!! damn it you are awesome!
It's really hard to decide what I like best.
Hmm... The coffee grinder is useful for nearly everybody, it's pretty and you learned things while making it, but I'm a tea drinker.
The branding iron is great for serious creators, but I'm not one.
The cannister was beautiful from a design point. Really spectacular in fact.
But... the glasshouse. So simple so stable, so wonderful. I would really like to montage it in front of a window. Mini winter garden! 🌼🤗
Laura, since you are not actually going to transport horses you can just ask to reduce the Trailer weight capacity and you can pull it with your van with a B driver licence. I reduced my Trailer from 1.5t to 750kg without any problems.
I loved the coffee grinder!
Der ein Fuß Grill ist cool.
Der Fuß würde noch in eine Felge eingeschweißt gut passen.
Man könnte auch den reifen drauf lassen.
Notfalls um Standfestigkeit zu erhalten, auch ausbetoniert.
Greetings from Athens - Hellas (Greece), Happy New Year! Laura you are a brilliant, genius, ecologist, beautiful, happy, good heart, dreamy, talented and wonderful woman. I started watching on CZcams the work of Jay Bates years ago, after Jimmy Diresta, April Wilkerson and others, but one day I saw your work /videos and became a fan of you. You are an inspiration, be always Healthy, Wise, Happy. Laura "ise thea" in Hellenic (Greek), which means "you are a goddess"... 👸🏺💐🎶🔝💖
I´m blown away of your capability of doing things out of everything! Such great ideas you have!! I admire your skills :-)
I loved the camper van, especially how it used all your talents together!
We need to build a recycling trailer like that for our road trips and supplies for cleanups! Really cool!
Love your ideas and work. Made me build my first tall bike this year.
I hope you finish the trailer but don’t beat yourself up if you take the option to pass it on. You’ve done a fantastic job on it so far and it’s been great to watch.
The Coffee Grinder is wonderful!!!
I enjoyed the coffee grinder. I really enjoy how you turn scrap into cash. I scrap here in Minnesota, and in the back of my mind I'm asking myself how would you use it. I like taking things apart but to engineer something into something new is a challenge for me. I live tiny so space is a premium and needs to be functional all the time and thats hard for me to create. Like your slot bed id like create it so that's also a couch but not sure how.