This is my low cost bicycle camper made with small boards, bamboo and canvas cover. More information on my website here: elkinsdiy.com/conestoga-bicyc...
Lol, you might find yourself within a better direction leaving asshole world behind! Life is saposed to be fun for us all! Not a phycological prison! I would love for people to live more free and get rid of these controling games that are old society!!!
Everything you make is just so simple yet elegant, every little detail is well thought out for maximum utility & ease of use. I wish the tech world had engineers with your design philosophy.
My favorite job was getting promoted to MR&D at Boeing as an Engineer Tech, even thought I didn't have any education. I focused on small simple fixes for the most part. Then came 911....
Inside the coat hatch under the trailer would be good! Great point! Homeless folks would steal them, dogs could pee on them, dew would soak them, or kids could toss them over electrical lines.
@@paulwelkinsdiy I want you to see mine when it's done. It'll be a while yet , but I'm going to make a video. It's a 4x8feet camper , and it's aluminum frame with coroplast as the cab on a 3/⁴inch PVC pipe frame. Will be winterized with fanfold insulation. (Much like your nomad) and thanks for the idea of the food dehydrator. I'm gonna stick a solar panel for some of those led Christmas light ropes. Ammo can woodstove on the inside. I was originally gonna use the 10mm twin wall polycarbonate (clear stuff) but I could only find the 4mm stuff. Still should work out nicely though. I will be living and travelling in this, keep the bicycle camper video's coming paul!!! I'd like to see another burning man style except winterized with a wood stove.
I like this! Could use bent pvc or pex if there's no access to green bamboo or flexible branches. I like how easy organic shapes would be compared to panel construction.
We should be making these for the homeless. The gift of a dry comfortable place to sleep is huge, through in mobility and it could really make someone's life better.
i thought the same thing.. perfect for a homeless person, cheap and easy, portable, warm and looking at it could be made from recycled materials old tents for waterproofing..
Love the design. I am currently working on a 7'x3'x3' bike camper myself. I opted for 2x4s, the base is the whole 2x4s and the cabin frame I split the 2x4s down the middle to make it more lightweight (couldn't find any 2x2s). I designed mine off the capsule rooms you see in parts of Asia (Japan is famous for them). the nose is a separate area and will have a clamshell hatch that acts as both a canopy and gives me access to stowage, a shelf and all that. Acts like a little galley. You were actually inspiration for me to do it. I spent years living depressed and anxious while just existing in the background of other people's lives and decided I needed to do something. So I decided I will be going on the road, documenting it and improving the design as I go. Thanks for the wonderful videos!
The first thing coming to mind before even opening the video was that it makes perfect sense to have the entrance in the back and NOT on the sides. It's still perfectly aerodynamic and ALOT easier to get into. Fabulous job, Sir.
THanks Seyyer. To be honest I prefer the wide side door like my bug-out bike camper. It gives you more storage room and makes for a great rain and sun shelter.
I’ve been keeping up with your work for years now, especially your shelters since I’ve been homeless on and off for years. This is beautiful. Really incredible work, as always.
I love seeing all of your creations, and always wish that you were my grandpa, or even my dad for that matter then maybe I would be good at something at age 51. You rock sir.
My dad worked his ass off at Boeing, then came home and spending long hours with his best bud messing with cars and such in the garage. Not much time for me and my brothers. That's why I share what I'm doing; to be an inspiration to people with like parents.
Wow God Bless you how come no one sees how much this can help the world. So many people are homeless in 2020 suffering out in the cold. Especially when Texas went through that freeze this would have been better than out in the elements.
Excellent video Paul thank you. Inspired me to get back to some of my projects. My first solo flight was in a bamboo frame hang glider in 1973. Great material!
Been a huge fan of yours for years. You have such a wonderful creative mind. Your creations put my mind at ease and remind me that even if I lose everything, I can still build something thatll be mine. Thanks for that.
Love this one Paul! Especially the little chimney I agree it's awesome. Really happy to see you still producing quality content from your creative mind!
I want to say thank you for posting these. I am currently on a journey to make a bike camper myself because I am about to be homeless again and I just started a new job that I really like (now have 2 jobs). You gave me the inspiration and motivation to not give up
I made one like this a couple years ago except I used 3 layers a tarp and plastic wrap, and mylar on the inside. Had a pretty bad condensation problem tho. I'm now making a coroplast one with pvc pipe and zip ties. All thanks to your ideas Paul. Very nice work
There are motors that fit into the bike wheel and are also generators that can charge a battery when you are peddling or coasting and use the stored power to assist you on hill climbs. I love the dollar tree for getting cheap items to use and most of them are of good quality. But hey, you did good! It inspires me with a few ideas.
As always; Charming, intelligent and interesting choise of material! Keeps me dreaming of building my own camper! I especially liked the stove and chimney on this one!
Vote for Paul as master maker of the year! I would recommend 5-minute epoxy for attaching the bamboo into the floor holes, it will outlast the wood itself and not weaken the bamboo by splitting it. Love the little stove, quite ingenuous. If you epoxy a little sheet of steel onto the back of the little drawers and a disk magnet onto the drawer holder, it will prevent opening while traveling. Personally, I would have used plastic coated wire to tie the bamboo pieces together as they can be twisted tighter (carefully) while making sure the ends are curled to prevent scratches. Another fantastic job, Paul!
Old telecom wire (for phone or network cable) is such a useful thing to have among your craft supplies, and it can usually be obtained for free if you keep your eyes open.
It’s you I like and I like you just the way you are you made this day a special day by just you being you and the best person you can be is your honest self!
I saw a fella years ago (while I was fishing) living on a river bank who had bent saplings over top of each other and zip tied them together forming something similar to what you have. He had used a thin sheet of clear plastic over the whole structure and was pretty much living in it. Honestly for what he had invested it turned out fairly nice. It got me to thinking and wondering how so many folks can end up with no sort of shelter with so many different ways to make a simple thatched hut as such that would be livable. He told me he'd been living there for about a year and a half at that time and hadn't been made to leave as he wasn't a bother to anyone. Really cool guy with alot of great ideas like that one
Always love your designs! I actually used the idea of a drop floor design when building a mobile sauna/car camper for a friend who is 6’ 7” tall. The floor has two long doors that open up, behind the axle, giving him full standing height head room to shower inside and change clothes and prep food without having to make the camper too tall for road driving. Worked great! So I always credit you in that design implementation. Many thanks! It was a blast to make and super satisfying design that I’ve never seen anywhere else in a camper. It’s such a handy way to add versatility. I’m not quite sure why it’s not used more commercially. Thanks for the inspiration over the years. It’s always fun to see fellow makers solve 3d problems in unique and creative ways.
Multiple brilliant design details. Bamboo is great, lightest, and capable of being curved in real-time construction! PVC homemade clamps holding outer surface in place! One needs to watch repeatedly to encompass all the details! WOW!!!!
AWESOME as always.... Have lots of bamboo ... plants where I live now !! What an idea...!! I'm still in love with the little shelter you made out of 'voting' signs........ ( should be 'plenty' of them...now !!! ) Keep on....'creating'...God Bless.!!
Great idea and creative use of bamboo. Several years ago, my wife and I made a Christmas tree out of bamboo. I really enjoy your videos. They are well done, fun to watch, and very relaxing!
While bicycle touring I have thought a lot about a trailer/camper. My idea was a foldable one. But at the end I decided it was easier to buy a new tent, smaller and lighter than the one I had before. I still need to walk and push the bicycle when going up a steep hill (but that's probably because I'm an old woman).
Immediately liked and subscribed! I have to say, as someone who suffered through unstable living arrangements, I would have loved this. I will start making some design plans and source some native supplies! I love using bamboo and I can make some near perfect corners with bamboo using triangular cuts and a heat gun! Thank you for your video and i cant wait for more!
I have been thinking about thanking you for inspiring me to build a coreoplast kayak. I have since built 3 and a bunch of other things. I used to work oil feild, mining, trucking jobs. When i had the money I didn't have the time, when I had the time I didn't have the money. I now have developed cheaper hobbies and am enjoying life a lot more than when I was waiting to die.
@@paulwelkinsdiy also put the stove as low as possible. If for instance it was screwed to the floor it could not only have more flue exposed to radiate heat it could also have an air hole entrance in the base to use in combustion. Have you thought about waterproofing the fabric?
I have so much respect and love for Paul, you are humble , innovative and intelligent man. Keep on sharing your brilliant/beautiful ideas and prayers are going up for you and your family♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I love this video. That is a very cool camper. This video makes me want to create something. I love camping. I think that would be very useful for many different scenarios ; like going on a bicycle trip and camping along the way. Thank you for this video .
I am so glad to see you putting out a video once more! I personally have been hopeful that you were doing well and if you would ever grace the world with your beautiful mind, big heart and enchanting soul! I am so glad I found you for the 1st time all this year ago🤗Thank you for such an amazing gift Hopefully you’ll come back soon as I will be Miss you’re presence in the land of CZcams but till then 🖖🏻✌🏼🤙🏻
Cool so you were thinking about bamboo too. I like that wagon effect. 2 things. 1)The magnet will lose its magnetism from the heat. 2) get a motorized bicycle kit from amazon and hauling ur camper will be a breeze. Cheers
Hi Paul. I love all the things you do. I hope I will do something soon, maybe a camper and a bi or tricycle. Thanks, you're an inspiration. Best regards from Aregua, Paraguay.
I love your canopy idea, gives me an idea on how to make a cheap canopy for my homeless funky wagon. Made from an old door (for the floor) and a couple of (whatever) wheels available, like from an old mower or golf buggy. As long as you can move it. And it would have a "mattress" over the door-floor (made from anything paddy). And make the canopy like your bike camper canopy with bamboo and old sheets or even garden plastic. It's just a concept for anyone who could have a cheap (portable) abode when they are homeless. It's the portability that's the secret (I reckon). If I made one of those it would be purely a experimental thing, different to other more professional campers I have (like my van). And I also plan to have other campers (like my funky boat and demountable tipi ideas).
That’s amazing Paul. I love watching your videos. Very inspirational. Could you please do a separate detailed video of the stove build, materials required, etc..? Thanks . All the best 🙏
The direction this world is going i might end up needing one of these to live in it
You should really look into it
Lol, you might find yourself within a better direction leaving asshole world behind! Life is saposed to be fun for us all! Not a phycological prison! I would love for people to live more free and get rid of these controling games that are old society!!!
NO SHIT!!!!!
already there (._. )
I'm Down to live like this for real ❤
Everything you make is just so simple yet elegant, every little detail is well thought out for maximum utility & ease of use. I wish the tech world had engineers with your design philosophy.
My favorite job was getting promoted to MR&D at Boeing as an Engineer Tech, even thought I didn't have any education. I focused on small simple fixes for the most part. Then came 911....
@@paulwelkinsdiy 911.... That's bigger than 830...not exactly keeping it "small and simple" though.
Paul’s concept of a bike shelter would be a perfect fit for homeless people that are forced to move their camps
TIP: Don't leave your shoes outside unsecured. I did that once, and a dog came by and took one of my shoes-- I never saw that shoe again!
Hahaha oops
Maybe hang a pouch on the outside to put them in?
Inside the coat hatch under the trailer would be good! Great point! Homeless folks would steal them, dogs could pee on them, dew would soak them, or kids could toss them over electrical lines.
also foxes like shoes.
Great advice.
I like how you keep making new stuff your very talented
Thank you John!
@@paulwelkinsdiy I want you to see mine when it's done. It'll be a while yet , but I'm going to make a video. It's a 4x8feet camper , and it's aluminum frame with coroplast as the cab on a 3/⁴inch PVC pipe frame. Will be winterized with fanfold insulation. (Much like your nomad) and thanks for the idea of the food dehydrator. I'm gonna stick a solar panel for some of those led Christmas light ropes. Ammo can woodstove on the inside.
I was originally gonna use the 10mm twin wall polycarbonate (clear stuff) but I could only find the 4mm stuff. Still should work out nicely though. I will be living and travelling in this, keep the bicycle camper video's coming paul!!! I'd like to see another burning man style except winterized with a wood stove.
@@Mhatayas Food dehydrator idea? I'm curious, what is it about?
I like this! Could use bent pvc or pex if there's no access to green bamboo or flexible branches. I like how easy organic shapes would be compared to panel construction.
ooo 1/2" pex is a really good idea, super cheap, super light.
I was thinking about either fiberglass or carbon rods if someone had the budget for them. Something like some old 102" whip CB radio antennae.
PEX as a replacement for bamboo is not very environmentally friendly (should this be a concern for you). It cannot be recycled.
Nice to see you here
:D
Replacement tent pole kit. Lighter, build to size, can be collapsed down and/or replaced easily.
I'm loving this one Paul, the poor mans mobile wickiup. Really like your stove concept.
Awesome set up
We should be making these for the homeless. The gift of a dry comfortable place to sleep is huge, through in mobility and it could really make someone's life better.
i thought the same thing.. perfect for a homeless person, cheap and easy, portable, warm and looking at it could be made from recycled materials old tents for waterproofing..
Love the design. I am currently working on a 7'x3'x3' bike camper myself. I opted for 2x4s, the base is the whole 2x4s and the cabin frame I split the 2x4s down the middle to make it more lightweight (couldn't find any 2x2s). I designed mine off the capsule rooms you see in parts of Asia (Japan is famous for them). the nose is a separate area and will have a clamshell hatch that acts as both a canopy and gives me access to stowage, a shelf and all that. Acts like a little galley. You were actually inspiration for me to do it. I spent years living depressed and anxious while just existing in the background of other people's lives and decided I needed to do something. So I decided I will be going on the road, documenting it and improving the design as I go.
Thanks for the wonderful videos!
Hope you made it - wherever that may be
This channel is a sheer pleasure to watch. Imagination and ingenuity galore. Adventure awaits!
The first thing coming to mind before even opening the video was that it makes perfect sense to have the entrance in the back and NOT on the sides.
It's still perfectly aerodynamic and ALOT easier to get into.
Fabulous job, Sir.
THanks Seyyer. To be honest I prefer the wide side door like my bug-out bike camper. It gives you more storage room and makes for a great rain and sun shelter.
Better than any tent.....off the ground, permanently set up , movable and beautiful !👍👍👍
I been watching you for years, love your stuff. You're the most interesting man in the world! Rock on, Paul!
I love how the natural light comes through the fabric.very minimalist. Mr Elkins is an inspiration.
I’ve been keeping up with your work for years now, especially your shelters since I’ve been homeless on and off for years. This is beautiful. Really incredible work, as always.
I sure do like seeing all the inventions you come up with.
Thanks for uploading, it’s always great to see how you make the most out of simple construction materials.
Great build. I love the outside-the-box mindset.
Wow that's the best bike camper I've seen so far.
Paul, your inventions always make me smile!
I love seeing all of your creations, and always wish that you were my grandpa, or even my dad for that matter then maybe I would be good at something at age 51. You rock sir.
My dad worked his ass off at Boeing, then came home and spending long hours with his best bud messing with cars and such in the garage. Not much time for me and my brothers. That's why I share what I'm doing; to be an inspiration to people with like parents.
@@paulwelkinsdiy bout like not having a dad. I know how you felt.
@@paulwelkinsdiy yeah, but it is a bit late, don't you think, at 51.
@@paulwelkinsdiy :-) *
Wow God Bless you how come no one sees how much this can help the world. So many people are homeless in 2020 suffering out in the cold. Especially when Texas went through that freeze this would have been better than out in the elements.
That is just the coolest most Zen DIY thing I have seen in a long time. Well done, it's a beautiful build.
Excellent video Paul thank you. Inspired me to get back to some of my projects. My first solo flight was in a bamboo frame hang glider in 1973. Great material!
Every time I see you put out another video I get excited! Love how she turned out! I wanna be like you when I grow up.
Been a huge fan of yours for years. You have such a wonderful creative mind. Your creations put my mind at ease and remind me that even if I lose everything, I can still build something thatll be mine. Thanks for that.
Your projects are always fun and interesting. I’m a cyclist so this one is special. Thanks.
Love this one Paul! Especially the little chimney I agree it's awesome. Really happy to see you still producing quality content from your creative mind!
I want to say thank you for posting these. I am currently on a journey to make a bike camper myself because I am about to be homeless again and I just started a new job that I really like (now have 2 jobs). You gave me the inspiration and motivation to not give up
Paul, I love watching your ingenious ideas taking shape. Very entertaining!
I made one like this a couple years ago except I used 3 layers a tarp and plastic wrap, and mylar on the inside. Had a pretty bad condensation problem tho.
I'm now making a coroplast one with pvc pipe and zip ties. All thanks to your ideas Paul. Very nice work
You have no limits Paul! Congratulations!
There are motors that fit into the bike wheel and are also generators that can charge a battery when you are peddling or coasting and use the stored power to assist you on hill climbs.
I love the dollar tree for getting cheap items to use and most of them are of good quality.
But hey, you did good! It inspires me with a few ideas.
I want to thank you for your brilliant designs. Me and my friend group are using them to help the houseless people in our area. ❤
I have been subscribed to you for four years now and I’m still loving the content
Thank you!
I always get a kick out of the stuff you build. Great channel I hope I can build something like this one day
As always; Charming, intelligent and interesting choise of material! Keeps me dreaming of building my own camper! I especially liked the stove and chimney on this one!
Vote for Paul as master maker of the year! I would recommend 5-minute epoxy for attaching the bamboo into the floor holes, it will outlast the wood itself and not weaken the bamboo by splitting it. Love the little stove, quite ingenuous. If you epoxy a little sheet of steel onto the back of the little drawers and a disk magnet onto the drawer holder, it will prevent opening while traveling. Personally, I would have used plastic coated wire to tie the bamboo pieces together as they can be twisted tighter (carefully) while making sure the ends are curled to prevent scratches. Another fantastic job, Paul!
Good ideas! Next time I'll keep those in mind.
Old telecom wire (for phone or network cable) is such a useful thing to have among your craft supplies, and it can usually be obtained for free if you keep your eyes open.
Love this version of the bicycle camper! You even have pictures.
I LOVE Your Creations, Imagination
And that You keep the Inner Child Very Much Alive and Thriving.
Sir you are very creative. I love it! I’ve been watching your videos for a long time. Thanks for sharing ❤️
I love the organic look! It’s also need to see the evolution of your bicycle campers. Makes me want to build another.
I remember your blue box camper Dylan. You should build another one. Learn from your last camper and make improvements.
It’s you I like and I like you just the way you are you made this day a special day by just you being you and the best person you can be is your honest self!
I saw a fella years ago (while I was fishing) living on a river bank who had bent saplings over top of each other and zip tied them together forming something similar to what you have. He had used a thin sheet of clear plastic over the whole structure and was pretty much living in it. Honestly for what he had invested it turned out fairly nice. It got me to thinking and wondering how so many folks can end up with no sort of shelter with so many different ways to make a simple thatched hut as such that would be livable. He told me he'd been living there for about a year and a half at that time and hadn't been made to leave as he wasn't a bother to anyone. Really cool guy with alot of great ideas like that one
Your creations continue to inspire me. This is yet another home run!
You are the King of all DIY!!!
I'm truly impressed. I love the natural feel this one has vs the coroplast projects (which I also enjoy)
this is sooooo great, thankyou for showing us this beautiful invention!
Always love your designs! I actually used the idea of a drop floor design when building a mobile sauna/car camper for a friend who is 6’ 7” tall. The floor has two long doors that open up, behind the axle, giving him full standing height head room to shower inside and change clothes and prep food without having to make the camper too tall for road driving. Worked great! So I always credit you in that design implementation. Many thanks! It was a blast to make and super satisfying design that I’ve never seen anywhere else in a camper. It’s such a handy way to add versatility. I’m not quite sure why it’s not used more commercially. Thanks for the inspiration over the years. It’s always fun to see fellow makers solve 3d problems in unique and creative ways.
Hey Nat. I'm glad to hear some of my ideas helped you out. That's what the internet should be about.
I love that little stove. You are very creative.
Multiple brilliant design details.
Bamboo is great, lightest, and capable of being curved in real-time construction!
PVC homemade clamps holding outer surface in place!
One needs to watch repeatedly to encompass all the details!
WOW!!!!
Paul is having better ideas & getting more handsome. 👦
Always enjoy your alternative takes on micro shelters.
That's cool. I started building a bike camper while watching your channel.
I've learned a lot. Be happy always.
This is so great! Bamboo is my favorite and I also plan to use it! Thanks so much for sharing ❤️
What a lovely design! I like all your caravan, can't wait to see more!
I love watching your inventions. Cool.
Hey Paul, great video. Just wanted to say your videos have been inspiring me since high school. Thanks!
This is so cool looking! Love your channel.
I'm about to become a Nomad and you have been a great inspiration.
Awesome Paul another great build. 👍
AWESOME as always.... Have lots of bamboo ... plants where I live now !! What an idea...!! I'm still in love with the little shelter you made out of 'voting' signs........ ( should be 'plenty' of them...now !!! ) Keep on....'creating'...God Bless.!!
I love it!!! You sure think outside the box.
Great idea and creative use of bamboo. Several years ago, my wife and I made a Christmas tree out of bamboo. I really enjoy your videos. They are well done, fun to watch, and very relaxing!
Thank you! I appreciate that.
While bicycle touring I have thought a lot about a trailer/camper. My idea was a foldable one. But at the end I decided it was easier to buy a new tent, smaller and lighter than the one I had before. I still need to walk and push the bicycle when going up a steep hill (but that's probably because I'm an old woman).
Really great! I’ve got the bike, the bamboo and now the inspiration! Thanks
You really put amazing shelters together, very nice.
Immediately liked and subscribed! I have to say, as someone who suffered through unstable living arrangements, I would have loved this. I will start making some design plans and source some native supplies! I love using bamboo and I can make some near perfect corners with bamboo using triangular cuts and a heat gun! Thank you for your video and i cant wait for more!
I have been thinking about thanking you for inspiring me to build a coreoplast kayak. I have since built 3 and a bunch of other things. I used to work oil feild, mining, trucking jobs. When i had the money I didn't have the time, when I had the time I didn't have the money. I now have developed cheaper hobbies and am enjoying life a lot more than when I was waiting to die.
Paul, you've done it again!!!
Love your creative visions!
LOVE it. I know I would never be homeless with this, And mobile. Thank You
Great build! Bamboo is perfect for this application!
Yes, that stovepipe is really novel and effective, I see. And you achieved what you set out to do. Not bad, not bad!
Next time to capture more heat I'll have most of the flue inside then exit near the ceiling.
@@paulwelkinsdiy can't wait to see what you come up with next. Bonne expérience.
@@paulwelkinsdiy also put the stove as low as possible. If for instance it was screwed to the floor it could not only have more flue exposed to radiate heat it could also have an air hole entrance in the base to use in combustion.
Have you thought about waterproofing the fabric?
I have so much respect and love for Paul, you are humble , innovative and intelligent man. Keep on sharing your brilliant/beautiful ideas and prayers are going up for you and your family♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
That was sweet Kay. Thank you!
Great job Paul can't wait to get out on the road and do some camping!!!
love the idea and the concept!!!!
Another cool idea Paul!
Cool! This is one of my favorite bike trailers yet. And I've watched a lot!
C'est génial merci beaucoup pour toutes vos idées. Vive la simplicité ❤
What a lovely little travelers wagon. Great design!
So creative! Absolutely love it...
You are a subtle genius. Thanks for the inspiration!
Good to see you're doing well! Thanks for the video.
what a beautiful soul :) and so lovely creations! thank you for inspiring me to create more and be playful
I love this video. That is a very cool camper. This video makes me want to create something. I love camping. I think that would be very useful for many different scenarios ; like going on a bicycle trip and camping along the way.
Thank you for this video .
I am so glad to see you putting out a video once more! I personally have been hopeful that you were doing well and if you would ever grace the world with your beautiful mind, big heart and enchanting soul! I am so glad I found you for the 1st time all this year ago🤗Thank you for such an amazing gift Hopefully you’ll come back soon as I will be Miss you’re presence in the land of CZcams but till then 🖖🏻✌🏼🤙🏻
Cool so you were thinking about bamboo too. I like that wagon effect. 2 things. 1)The magnet will lose its magnetism from the heat. 2) get a motorized bicycle kit from amazon and hauling ur camper will be a breeze. Cheers
Good job, looks really nice!
Hi Paul. I love all the things you do. I hope I will do something soon, maybe a camper and a bi or tricycle. Thanks, you're an inspiration. Best regards from Aregua, Paraguay.
Paul, this is fantastic!
A very sustainable approach - amazing
Nice as always5 years following and never disappointed
The design and the finished product are cool 😎
Most excellent, thank you for posting, simple, practical and so awesome.
Thanks for making this and sharing it! That's cool!
I really enjoyed this video and you explained it to where even me I could understand how to build. Very interesting
So awesome I enjoy how you make everything handmade and it gives off a great aesthetic. Keep it up.
I love your canopy idea, gives me an idea on how to make a cheap canopy for my homeless funky wagon. Made from an old door (for the floor) and a couple of (whatever) wheels available, like from an old mower or golf buggy. As long as you can move it. And it would have a "mattress" over the door-floor (made from anything paddy). And make the canopy like your bike camper canopy with bamboo and old sheets or even garden plastic. It's just a concept for anyone who could have a cheap (portable) abode when they are homeless. It's the portability that's the secret (I reckon). If I made one of those it would be purely a experimental thing, different to other more professional campers I have (like my van). And I also plan to have other campers (like my funky boat and demountable tipi ideas).
That’s amazing Paul. I love watching your videos. Very inspirational. Could you please do a separate detailed video of the stove build, materials required, etc..? Thanks . All the best 🙏