Interior Build Continues - Skoolie Walls Are All Up
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- We continue moving forward to get the interior of the bus conversion finished. In this video we get all of the walls up!
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Thanks to Anthony Gatson, Bus Life NZ, Dave Robaska, Hebard's Travels, Jerguy, Jon King, Linda Lemoi, Nickolas Pranger, Sam Billingsley, Shannon Woody, Steve Royer, Tom & Rocki Blair for supporting this build!
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Chris you are a lucky man to have such talented carpenters helping you.
Fantastic job Chris! You are almost there!
Jim is a Jedi!
I love how Jim is helping but you do all the heavy lifting
Far out on the CAD work!! So jealous of that skill!!
Looking good.
👍🏻👍🏻 PROGRESS ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
頑張って下さいねー
日本から応援しています♪
Chris, I have the wildest story. So, I just flew from Chattanooga, TN to San Francisco, and before I left I downloaded the last 7 videos to watch on the plane. Anyway, watched on the trip, landed, got my rental car from SFO and got on the interstate heading towards downtown. So today around 11:30-12 as I’m driving, I see ahead of me what appears to be a tan schooly, OMG, it was Wess. Wess, I was the guy in the white SUV that was in the horn, sorry.
Haha, thats awesome!!!
Hello Kobuck! Great job guys, and it was very nice of that guy to come by and help out. Its a terrific way to learn skills and get ideas. Even-though you're not mentioning G is giving input on the design, I certainly hope she is because we ned her to be happy! Looking forward to the finished product...
That guy enjoyed getting to be there! ;)
Not to mention that guy's planking that was clutch. Anybody building a bus would really benefit from knowing that guy.
2AZSUN - Maybe that guy should build his own bus too. :P
That's a great idea!! I'd probably watch that guy build his bus too! Somebody should probably tell that guy to get on that. What do you think the chances are that guy's looking at the comments??
2AZSUN - I don't know... slim to none maybe. Unless he's editing a video of his own, then breaks and research are a must since he's a newb at them.
Chris may I suggest priming your wood before installing., And maybe painting the outside bus side of the wood completely
Friendly request! First, thanks for sharing. Given your experience with the Tiny Home channel, can you share more details about why you are doing something (pros/cons) when you are choosing to do something. I think many of your followers have a similar desire. You have seen so many details when you film that don't always get explained thoroughly. Thanks in advance!!
Kobuk looks like he wants to be a part of the project but he tries hard to stay out of the way .... he's such a good boy :-)
By the time curtains, pillows, little shelves, etc. is applied with decorating, the different cuttings of the boards in the bedroom will not be noticeable. I have personally went through 3 new house builds and it always amazed me how the final touches cover up a lot of infractions in the building process. You are aware of those infractions, but others aren't, focus on the finish and enjoy the end results of your efforts.
Thats very true!
I know the feeling Chris. What did I forget? Usually nothing. I'm like you when it comes to planning, and I say, you're doing a great job. Love the build.
Sure lots of work but boy is it paying off looks great
Wow, Jim has some amazing build skills.
The pieces of this puzzle fit so snuggley. What a great project. Can't wait to see how Jax Veg Oil Rig turns out, too!
I really appreciate these videos. They are among my favorites to watch on UA-cam. You have convinced me that a bus is the way to go. Lot of work though. Thanks!
So much better than a factory built motorhome. I love it!
It's really starting to take shape. It's starting to look like a vacant house you just bought, ready for all the final touches to make it a home.
Great team work! Yes it's yours and G's. You have a great family of friends.
Taking shape looking good!
Thanks Chris & G for sharing another awesome construction video update.
Your project really is taking shape...love it
Can’t wait to see the finished bus, hopefully I can see it in person one day when you pass through Whitehorse again
It is amazing how much those walls closed in that space, at least on camera. Awesome work.
Thanks!
We had such a great time getting to come play in the bus, and are totally looking forward to seeing you all again!
Whoo hoo! This is getting more and more exciting with each video. You've come along way.😎👍🐾💓
Been following you since you got the bus. This has been an exciting journey! Thanks!
Omg Chris, it’s looking great. Love the details like the round window and the deck. Can’t wait to see how you finish the inside :)
Love this build. So quality! The progress is great now. The end result with be a masterpiece! Take car and stay safe.
Hey Chris you got great friends man the bus looks fantastic I can't wait you got relations again
Looking AMAZING..
Yeessssss! light at the end of the tunnel 😁
Thanks again, nice works guys.
Keep it up ,bro! looks awesome. I finally got the wife on board for my skoolie build. Now I just have to find my Unicorn!
your bus is looking great. The pylwood walls will help with sound and insulation value.
looking good
Good job 👍
The walls look great. Good call to use the "scrap" wood from the rest of the build for your bedroom area. Most of the seams will probably be covered up.
I honestly love how happy Jim is, btw how much has your bus cost thus far?
It's good to see kobs in the video, but when is G going to make a appearance
I always look at that rear area and think somehow a kitchen with a deep countertop would make sense there but alas that is probably not an efficient use of space.
LQQking good Chris!
❤it ✌
Miss the Alaska vlogs.
Wood expands and contracts with the temperature and humidity inside the bus. You need a space between the wood panels.
Bus is bitchin. Been watching you for years. Love the build. Keep it up!
That is some very thick plywood to put on walls
Very impressed with the measuring and cutting. Were it me they'd be a lot more wastage.
That's some HIGH DOLLAR ply!!!!! Are you worthy? HA HA You going with some T & G stuff on the ceiling? I'm curious how you all are going to trim out the wall penetrations. It's looking great Chris. This is when you don't want to get caught up in the moment. You're right; keep thinking ahead. Keep up your quota; ice cream and beer!!!!!!!!!!
YOU DON'T NOTICE THE BACK WALL WITH THE BED IN (SAW THAT ON LIFE IS JOYS CHANNEL) LOOKING GOOD ON BOTH CHANNEL'S!!! WOULD BE NICE TO HEAR WHAT G YOUR WIFE THINK'S???
With those wall panels being so snuggly fit do you worry about them buckling when you hit hot humid areas and they expand?
We shall see :-)
If they do happen to buckle, just keep a circular saw handy, and cut in a few expansion joints. I'll cross my fingers for you bc I'm planning on copying your build.
would u mind to tell us about ur windows. where did u buy them. how much. it looks very nice.
Walls...YEY!!! :-)
where is G?
The proper wire splice on a moving vehicle would be a butt splice not a wire nut. Wire nuts can wiggle loose and maybe cause a short circuit. (of course at the most inopportune time)
LOL... At :32, the editing music contains a bunch of whistling type background along with the filmed sounds of power tools running. They you say, "..as you can hear, Jim's in the back working...". I wonder if anybody else got a kick out of that or wondered if that narration was totally unintentional. (If you've ever listened/watched Jim work, you know what I'm talking about)
Ronin No Superman Holding the wall up LLS
It's was fun to plank the first side, but I didn't want to put shoe prints on it when installing the second side! So sadly, no, but I'm glad you caught that detail. :)
I wondered why you had changed your "technique". The plank was the highlight of that video.
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This season seems to be the Chris show. Where is G. What is she doing?
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I'm an electrician, I see too many splice wires, I have not finished seeing the whole videos but you should have all your splices in a box to make accessible for troubleshooting.
Run a straight wire to the fixtures is highly recommended. when wiring low voltage splices wires cause a voltage drop in every splice.
The wires hanging like a rats nest scares the hell out of me.
A whole episode without Jim whistling?!?! 😁😂
I suspect using nails is going to be a mistake as the bus when moving flexes and the nails will loosen. It also appears the thickness of those veneer plywood panels is unnecessarily thick making it unnecessarily heavy. I hope you have a better wire management plan instead of that rats nest running the length of the bus. Just a few observations.
I miss G