Over a 100K Dollars later || I Finished The Airstream
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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That trick with the screws on the door, that was slick.
Im gonna have to adopt that.
Great job man, i really enjoyed this build series
The only thing left is to load it up with all your gear and family and head on down to your closet CAT scale and weight everything. Can't wait to see your new 3/4 ton truck!
I hope Jason reports back with UVW and perhaps compares that to "as built" UVW. There are some heavy builds in there. Nice...but heavy.
That’s not necessary with an Airstream. I have a triple axle, 34’ Airstream that weighs 10,000 lbs. An F250 pulls it with ease.
@@GreenWitch1 @earthcandleco It's a curiosity thing. That bathroom door is 1" hardwood. How heavy is that dinette? Jason's build quality is AAA but all that stuff looks way heavier than what would have been original to the unit. Doesn't he drive a F150?
@@billjennifer8803 Idk what he drives, but I doubt it’s heavier. Probably lighter. My “goucho” sofa weighs over 100 lbs. The old refers were very heavy compared to an electric model like I have. I added hardwood flooring to mine & it still pulls easily. It’s an aerodynamic thing.
I think one would at least want to know for sure. Especially to make sure one is still within the axle weight rating.
Just days before your first Airstream video came out, my wife bought the shell of a 29’ Airstream. $6k sunk. While you shipped yours off to boarding school to get properly mechanically refurbished, ours served as storage while my old garage/shop was demolished and rebuilt 3x larger. So 2 year later and we’re still at only $6k sunk. Ours is never intended to be road worthy again, so hoping we finish about 10x lower than yours. It’ll just be an extra sleeping accommodation in the woods when the kids show up with their spawn. But it’s been a pleasure to see what I’m in for.
Spun sugar happens to be the paint color we chose for my girls bed frames! I asked my wife “does it darker when you lick it?” My daughter over heard me disappeared into her room, came back out and “no, it doesn’t get darker.” Got to love 4 year olds
Lol.
Slick trick for painting a door! Good job Jason! Enjoy.
His name is Bourbon.
Amazing build!! I've always loved Airstreams and this has made me 100% sure I NEVER want to renovate one myself!
I love that trick for painting the doors - so simple but really clever!
Beautiful job. I LOVE the woodwork you did, the table, the cabinets, the bedframing with the top openings?! Man, you are a PRO. Now…. Do ENJOY the Airstream with the family….. it’s deserved and … time flies! Enjoy, thanks for sharing
YAY!!! The Chrome Twinkie is complete!
It turned out great!
😂 chrome twinkie - great one!
Ever since I started shaker drawers, my wife has never been happier... thanks, bourbon moth wood working
Shaking her drawers? 😂
Well done Jason, the airstream is looking fantastic. So will we be seeing more of the house you have bought and taking apart. 😁
An amazing transformation, I hope your wife appreciates all the hard work and dedication you put into it.
Great video only recommendation,
Router a groove in the bottom of the door with determined stop points. Then screw a pin into the floor creating a hidden track with stop points. Enjoy the camping season this year!
The projects end when you do. Good luck with the projects, and may they continue for a very long time.
Would LOVE a compilation video for this series!
Complication? Maybe just watch them out of order? 😂
Have you watched any of this series? All of it looks like a complication. I’m guessing you are talking about a compilation video?
Hahaha, edited
Great start to the morning. Good coffee video to relax with before deciding what I need to work on today. I mean, it's always more fun to watch you work! Thanks!
Wow, that is exacly what I am doing right now! How did you know?
This has been an amazing series! I loved seeing your struggles and accomplishments. I am sure that over a few years of use you will figure out additional pieces, like shelves or cubbies, that you will add later. Thanks for being so “real” with the costs and frrustrations. I look forward to your new home reno……even though you might not be!
Great trick on painting doors.
On your pocket door, remove that channel on the floor. Johnson makes a plastic covered blade that attaches to the floor at the at the leading edge of the door when open. You router a slot in the bottom of the door for it to run in. It also stops the door where you want it to be open.
If you didnt use them, they make soft close and open hardware that holds closed and open. A nice feature for z house and better for a camper running down the road.
Great build. Im sure it will get alot of views.
Congratulations on getting it all finished! I love how well you have blended styles to make something clean and modern that still fits the somewhat retro Airstream aesthetic. And as well as being beautiful and elegant, it seems like it will be optimally functional as well. Hope you, your wife and the Foreman can go out and have some awesome trips soon :)
I have seen a lot of remodels and your work is absolutely beautiful. It turned out so good. Now take it out and show it off.
Your work is incredible Jason. A few pointers from those who RV regularly. You should have pushed that bathroom cabinet back more next to the toilet. All that space behind it is wasted and you’ll want more shoulder room. Also not having a shower is gonna take its toll after a while.
But the fit & finish looks incredible!
That came out really nice. Hope you and the family get years of enjoyment out of it.
Just a heads up: those little pex swivel elbows with the plastic parts will break apart and explode if the water in the pipes freeze. Happened to me. Go for the full brass ones.
Thanks for the video!
Great project completion. I bet that will come in handy for not just vacations, but also for when you are working on the house renovation "out there" in the woods.
Nice job! It was fun watching this build.
Amazing job! Congratulations on finishing this one. I know you guys will greatly enjoy it for the coming years.
P.S I read several of the comments about the shower. They call this kind of trailer a "Park Model" meaning you have to use the RV park's shower (Which, in most RV parks are pretty nice.) While an interior shower is nice most RVers use the shower in the RV park instead of having to manage all that grey water. Besides, showers in small trailers are always cramped and you would do a lot of elbow banging.
When you do a video of camping, Jason (Which I know you will.) me and your other fans would appreciate your doing at least one scene with the white hockey mask and a machete!
Its beautiful Jason! The hard work paid off and you and your family are going to have a ball with it!
You should take the airstream to the scales and see how much it weighs.
The door painting tip is genius!
Oh, and the Airstream looks amazing! 💪🏻
Absolutely wonderful! You and your family will really enjoy that.
Can’t believe it’s done! But looks fantastic. Such an accomplishment to know you built the entire inside of that thing. Looking forward to next weeks vid.
Saturday morning are the best because of your video's!! Great work ❤
You have to wallpaper the panels on the doors and under the TP cubby. Overall a fantastic build. I see where some complain about the lack of a shower, Truck stop showers are an option, you avoid mold issues and the complexity that would add to your build.
Congratz to the Airstream, Jason. Well done and keep the good work up 👍
Enjoy your holiday and recharge yourself for your lodge project. Take a good break like at least a month.
Me likey the Spec Ops hammer...nice gear and a little support for our service personnel! Good on you Jason for your support!
My favorite part are the gold ball sacs. Nice touch.
What a fabulous build, the build quality is to highest extreme. Now go and enjoy with your family Jason!!! I enjoyed the whole thing, cheers..Si..
OMG! My father-in-law's airstream had that exact wallpaper! Way too perfect!
I was JUST about to paint three doors in my house. I gasped at that GENIUS IDEA!
Looks great
I WOULD still do an audio system in it like a kenwood 2 din size with DVD and TV screen, and 4 6x9" speakers and a second LED type TV screen that works off the Stereo
Or better yet a portable Lazer type projector you can aim at the side over a screen.
Plop down lawn chairs and watch a dvd outside with.
You also have room for a camp stove and other stuff.
The projectors a pretty cool idea
To show movies outside with.
You can also use it in your driveway to watch football games on.
The lazer units are pretty bright as long as sunlight don't hit the screen
Very nice! Thank God it's done and now you can enjoy it. Gey yourselg one of those outdoor shower deelies...it has a frame for curtains for your outdoor shower, or something to that effect, and you will be in business!
Lovely job. Thank you so much for sharing the journey.
28:30 I love the table/bed solution!
Nice job on the Airstream. As a seasoned camper, I give you three trips before you start wishing you had taken the time to build a shower into that thing. Using community showers at campgrounds SUCKS because people are pigs.
He does have an outdoor shower and depending on the campground he might be able to setup an outdoor shower house. Personally I would want a shower.
The best solutions for that is to first find a campground that takes pride in cleanliness, and second, just wait until the campground cleans the bathrooms.
I totally agree with you though that people can be pigs. But that's part of the ruffin' it experience.
I fully agree , really nicely built fittings and fixtures. The lack of a shower is a big mistake . Wouldn`t be too tough to convert it into a fibre glass wet room .
Adding a “proper” shower that would satisfy someone unhappy with what’s at the campground doesn’t seem so simple to me. I don’t think there’s enough room in the unit for a bedroom, eat-in kitchen and full bath. Which element you compromise on would depend on how you plan to use it. This configuration, where you can use the outdoor shower to rinse off muddy kids and maybe you get a hotel room every few days, seems like it’d work for a lot of people.
Here in Australia, many campgrounds have "ensuite sites" - powered campsites that have a little private bathroom. They cost a bit more than a standard site, but I consider it well worth the extra cost.
Awesome work as usual! Definitely using the screw trick for painting. Where did you get that cool mattress? I was hoping for a link, but alas, they must not have sponsored you. Their loss with over a million subscribers! I've built a tiny house on a 39' gooseneck trailer and want a mattress like that for the gooseneck to put storage underneath, although I could just use gas struts on a sheet of plywood. Thanks for your excellent videos!
Congratulations on a job well done! It turned out great. Now it's time to have fun with it.
It came out so very nice. Now go out and make some memories!
Beautiful work! But it’s not done until you have a couple of polished aluminum Worthington LP tanks clamped in place. And to finish the look, you need to spend for a couple of braided s/s lp hoses. Expensive but a “need” not a “want”, lol! Just don’t tell your spouse.😅
Great job! I have really enjoyed following along with this transformation! Happy travels, its a beauty!
Did you say 4 years? Have I been following this for 4 years? Where has my life gone?
Where’s the shower most vans here have showers and toilet mostly because we tend to do more off grid travel in Australia but beautiful work on the van❤🎉congratulations on it being finished
I greatly appreciate the counter space. Yeah, you really don't need more that 18", but it's nice to have more.
Beautiful work
Really awesome to see it completed Jason, well done and super cool! Any chance we could get a link for where you had the custom folder mattress made? Thanks for such great entertainment!
I'm please to see the completion of this project Jason,,well done mate..now to find the time to use it..
Its about time you finished this thing! now can i borrow it?
Looks awesome. A word of caution using a level in RVs and boats is risky because neither vessel is ever level itself. So something level will often look tilted in relation to the walls. It will save you from pulling your hair out, by making things parallel to the deck or another reference surface.
Congratulations on a job well done.
Be funny (and great) to bump into you in the campground. Enjoy your trailer (or is it an RV). Wonderful job.
I've enjoyed living vicariously through you on this build. Well done. Who dented your fridge?
Great job. Finished product is beautiful. The only thing missing from this video is a visit from your wife, who after looking everything over, says, "I really like the Shaker style doors, honey."
now you have to make a video of your first outing with the family. I know its not woodworking but I want to see that baby in action. :)
Congratulation, Jason, you’ve done a fantastic job very nice!
maybe cut a groove in the center of the bottom of the door to guide it.
the felt will get dirty and sandy and scrape of the paint.
That’s a great idea to paint the floor. I might do the same with my AS, that would save loads of weight. Right now it has (I kid you not) ceramic tile in the kitchen.
Congratulations! You are an inspiration to us beginners!
Beautiful! 🎉 I don’t agree you need a shower. Plenty of other options. Nice having a beautiful toilet sink area. 💯
I'm glad your channel is doing well enough to support this project. Too bad about the cable TV show.
27:30 It's so crazy how I was just thinking, "Ok so to keep the door from being scratched, a piece of felt would probably work in that channel..." And then he said it.
Kaleidoscope telescope, tomato tomato. Nice build and video. As always! Come to Han’s Peak and hang out at our ranch.
That thing is awesome!!! But I would love to see what it weights now. With all that sold wood in it you might be able to put one pair of socks in it before it over weight. I could be wrong, just saying.
Weighs. The word… is weighs.
The projects never end.
Boom ;) that's an amazing work. You and your wife have such good taste! I love the end result!
Love your Airstream. Worth every penny and hour spent. The only thing I would change is the wallpaper. I lived through the 70's and I don't ever want to go back! (Of course, you could put shag carpet on the floor and that would complete the retro decor!) Looking forward to the cabin remodel.
Wrong. The wallpaper is amazing.
The airstream looks incredible! I'm wondering why he painted the bathroom white instead of matching the khaki green next to it; if the barn door is going to rattle while driving; and if stepping on the aluminum barn door track will be a problem.
This looks great.
I was driving through Ashtabula yesterday and saw an airstream and I thought “I wonder if that’s Jason” then I was like it wouldn’t be, he’s not finished with his yet. Tell me, was that you?
Me and my wife love your videos.
Great job, but PLEASE straighten out those screws on the receptacle cover in the bathroom so they both are vertical. It hurts my soul to see one at a 45*. Lol
wow, well done, wonderful !
The final product is fantastic!! Did the $150k include all the labor you put into the project (at crafstman rates, I imagine it would be a considerable dollar value)? And lastly, how could you leave unused storage space behind the toilet paper cubby 😁? I am sure there will be many great trips and adventures in the years to come using this Airstream.
In Canada a brand new approximate 30ft pull behind camper trailer starts at 100,000$ and up.
You could have used one piece of wood as a mattress support and then used a hydraulic piston apparatus made just for it, available online from Vevor.
I liked all the videos on the Airstreamm . I learned a lot. Thanks
Great job Jason. Quality effort and hope you get enjoyment out of it.
I was thinking you were crazy for spending that much on a airstream, but taking a quick look these things from the factory are crazy priced. Even crazy old ones are big coin.
Good job now I know this is something I never ever want to do
Nice job it really came out great congratulations for finishing the Airstream are in order.
Keeping in mind that I enjoy the varied woodworking projects you take on and hope that this channel does not end up as a quasi home remodeling show.
I would be ok with the second/investment home final episode be a video of the completed remodel tour. Ray Stormont
homie painted the floor off-white? Monster!
love it jason hope you amd your family have hundreds of hrs of family hols in it and love every minuet of it love you video thank you jason
Skills and humor, a deadly combination.
Remember NOT to use household TP. Use RV TP as it breaks down quicker and flushes better.
That air stream is beautiful
the picture of the foreman is just the cherry on top of the cake 😍
Projects never end.....
Nothing as good as reaching the end of a great project.
I hate to say this, but that wallpaper makes me think of my grandma's house... back in the 70s!!
Listen, green teeth didn’t stop me from brushing them. Nice work
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