Guys, your previous experiences building your rigs is paying off brilliantly. Ange is such a great helper. She is intuitive, strong and a joy to listen to as she calls out the moves. Little Man pushing his car with Mom on it, priceless 😂. Stay safe Lou
Thank you so much Lou for another nice and supportive comment! We really appreciate reading them :) Hope you enjoy next week's episode, the reveal is going to be epic!
Regarding the cabeling... It is very important that you have solid connections in the end of the cables. Large gauge cables don't mean much if your connectors are bad. The connections need to be crimped on to the cables and it doesn't hurt if they are soldered too. The screw-crimp connections you can buy at the gas station are not solid enough and they will start to loose contact as soon as they get a little corroded. Having the cables made for you is the way to go, unless you want to invest in a really expensive crimping tool. You can also get pre-made cables in different lengths, and even if it is not optimal, it is better than having the perfect length cable with a badly crimped connector. Great work as always!
I totally agree, standing will make life much easier 😊 so wonderful to see you are combining work and Fun with little Oakley!! Ange and Chris you’re the best in every way 🙌💛💛💛
He is so happy to able to walk finally! Very proud of him :) It's important to keep a work/family balance so we are doing our best to spend some time the three of us everyday. Thank you so much for this lovely comment and watching every week Marcia 😊
If you want to cut aluminium use a small skill saw with an aluminium negative rake blade. Aluminium is to gummy when cutting with grinder or jigsaw and if you want to clean the edge up just use an electric wood planer with hardened tip blades. There is a lubricant you can get for the saw blade to help stop it jamming.
To see the Tgb 13 followed by the Bundutop and at the end the playground in this garage , shows that this is for sure a family thing 💯👏👏👏 Looks good all the way from the Westernharbour in Malmö 😁
Ahh epic time guys, the Bundutop is an excellent addition. And your pronunciation is super close Chris - it’s “boendoe top” rather than your “bundoe top” 👍 So exciting, getting so close now
Use methylated spirits aka denatured spirits or rubbing Alcohol to lubricate milling or saw blades just dip them in every minute or so it stops ally from melting to the blades a ally fabricator welder told me and showed me it works a treat and fairly cheap as well
I build the roof rack on my Defender with exactly the same parts. Love those polish brackets. It looks great, works and is so much cheaper than buying a finished roof rack. 👍
for the bedding, make a collapsible box (that compresses and un-compresses the bedding ) out of the t-slot for the base, fabric for the sides and plywood for the foot-board and head board. it should slide over 2 of the memory foam pieces and only other issue would be the pillows.
Great content as usual. Re lifting the windscreen. I would be concerned of raising the glass and the additional wind force pushing the windscreen upward.
Having had a VW Kombi with Safari windows, they use a wing nut with a flat channel bar, this allows you to crack it open a couple of inches or fully open. An important thing when driving as they can't bounce out of a latch. They make kits for all VWs so the weight of the glass has been hippy tested. We made a bug screening using the wire from a collapsible laundry basket so you twist it into a figure 8 and fits into a pouch behind the seat. It's sewn into a squircle with magnets that hold it in place. We made another set of black out curtain fabric for the cab, these were useful as it kept the sunlight out and prying eyes. If you keep a squircle shape you can leave the curtains corners open on a hot night, but still have privacy. Although we had strip magnets in the edges, Office magnets are the key to customising it, as the wire holds the shape and having an extra couple of cm overlap seals it. Don't use suction cups like they have on infant sun shades as it messes up your glass each time. 😋
Positive rake circular saw blades, with teeth facing forwards, are not as safe for cutting aluminium as a negative rake toothed blade. I learnt the hard way😳 I got a massive kick back cutting 6mm aluminium plate, threw the plate across the workshop, bent the saw fences, stuffed the saw blade and destroyed other hardware on the compound mitre saw 😵💫🇦🇺
You might need to weather proof your tent for all season protection, especially when you go to South America and USA where there are some places where it is extremely cold like Patagonia and Alaska.
@@TheOutFit Hi Guys, i think he is refering to insulation rather than waterproofing. It could get quite uncomfortable in a roof tent in colder climates depending where you are planning on going. Love the content your truck is looking great!
In cutting the roof from the top, access through the hatch would have been ideal. Make a first cut across laterally to the side then down either side to the first roof support, then cut across the width; then repeat on the other side of that first support until you get to the rear. Even if you were generous in not making the cut to the full length it would be easy enough to finish off. Doing it that way, smaller sections means easier handling in terms of getting it off the top of the truck. Need to buy (or hire/borrow) one of those aluminium adjustable steps, much better than standing on a chair, even one that looks sturdy enough to take your weight and whatever it is you're lifting.
In den 60er Jahren gab es in den 'Micky Maus' Heftchen Geschichten mit 'Daniel Düsentrieb' (Gyro Gearloose) und seinem 'Helferlein' (Little Helper). Immer wieder fiel der Satz "DEM INGENIÖR IST NICHTS ZU SCHWÖR". Schade, dass ich das nicht angemessen ins Englische zu übersetzen weiß, ohne den Witz zu verlieren. Weiter so, Chris und Ange 🙂 In the 60s, there were stories in the 'Mickey Mouse' magazines with 'Gyro Gearloose' and his 'Little Helper'. The phrase "You can't outsmart an engineer" kept coming up. Too bad I don't know how to translate that into English without losing the joke. Rock on, Chris and Ange 🙂
Great job. I think it would have been easier to cut the roof out from outside, nice flat surface and gravity assisting you. Also haven’t used those polish brackets by self but have used others, from experience getting a bit of rubber tube to put on the bracket where it contacts the gutter will save any scratches/ rust with any movement of the bars.
MaxxAir has a product called MAxxDome and MaxxDome plus, it needs only 6 inches, you could install those either on the side of the TGB near where the stove is in kitchen or on the roof, you could also install a couple of them on the roof near where oakley’s bed is and one near the stove on the side of the TGP, it is very stealthy.
Cutoff wheels don't work so well with aluminium. The alu melts and fuses to the disc, clogging up the abrasive surface. Jigsaw or sabre saw with the right kind of saw blade works best in my opinion. For cutting profiles, a mitre saw works well, but I wouldn't try a circular saw free-hand.
Awesome video ! Doing this as young parents is really hard and glad you are making it work. Wish I had listened to the others about the roof rack brackets as I ended up using Yakima roof towers and bars. Not as strong as you are using and not as easy to mount. So the Anderson power item ? Lets you keep the 24v batteries and gives you high power 12v too? Is so this would be great to use to help jump start other cars with 12v systems. Cheers.
@@TheOutFit Well, if you have any amount of experience with driving forklifts then all you need is a few hours of practical driving and to pass the theoretical exam to get your certificate :D But i promise i won't tell on you ;)
Looks all very good. Do U think that 12V and 100A fits 4 glowing candles? I would Imagine that the current is larger. But only lasts maybe 20secs in Winter time? I can get a Mobile ampere-Meter that can be Placed for a test start
Yes it's an Olight lantern. We use it literally every night and love it. The internal battery lasts for ages too. We have a discount code in the description if you are interested. Cheers!
Nice job as usual! 👍 Perhaps you talked about and i missed it… I wonder how your long stay in Europe is working, what Visas do you have? 🤔 If we (Europeans) go to Australia i think we only get a maximum of 3 Months staytime.
Thank you so much! I (Ange) am French so I have no visa restrictions in EU. Chris got intiially 3 months and recently got a Swedish visa extension (being a EU citizen family member). His Schengen "visa" resets after that giving him a further 3 months. After that we either need to leave Schengen or I'll look into a French visa for him. Oakley also has French passport. It does make life harder!
@@TheOutFit Okay one of you EU citizen makes life easier. I was born in Austria 🇦🇹 (yes most of people outside of Europe confuse my country with Australia 🇦🇺)😂😂🙈 Worked the last couple of months in 🇦🇹 Had a guy in my warehouse 🇦🇺married an 🇦🇹girl now he is allowed to stay. Because of this i thought life should be easy for both of you. Perhaps it only works out if you have permanent residency in 🇫🇷?! Wish you all the best for your rebuild of the Volvo (when i was young i had a 3 axle Steyr-Puch Pinzgauer, pretty similar to the TGB) We live in Hungary 🇭🇺 Perhaps we meet one or another day somewhere in Europe. All the best! Johannes&Erika
if you put cheap acoustic panels in your garage it will not ECHO i would do this if i was recording all the time in there - easier for my audience to listen 😉
The hatch is too small for our needs. It's the same tent model but we preferred to keep the entire floor to cut as much as we wanted as we were not 100% sure of the design months ago.
Hopefully not! We are driving a 50 year old ex military truck, the roof rack noise should be the least of our concerns. Also we'll be fitting lights at some stage :)
Just buy black duct tape, this reduces wind whistling and keeps the channel and fittings free of dirt. We use heat shrink wrap they use for boat transportation/storage you can buy it in a tube roll, bolt the light mounts to the bar with the wiring on the bench, shrink it and this stops the wires/fastenings coming lose from branches or being nicked
@@TheOutFit it was just a bad joke. Truck looks great, you did a great job and the video was great too. I wouldn’t be surprised if you get to a million followers soon.
Sounds like you're getting disillusioned with biltema. I don't know how many times I've promised myself to never buy any of their crap again, yet I always end up going back.
I agree that the mix of talking to doing was off this week. To be honest, when I'm really not sure of how something is going to turn out, I struggle to get the camera out enough and film the job. Working on it 🫡 A lot more action in next week's video 👍
First Dislike from me on this build! What are you doing to this old van!... Just have someone donate you a winnebago... Unsubed stay safe on your travels!
Guys, your previous experiences building your rigs is paying off brilliantly. Ange is such a great helper. She is intuitive, strong and a joy to listen to as she calls out the moves. Little Man pushing his car with Mom on it, priceless 😂.
Stay safe
Lou
Thank you so much Lou for another nice and supportive comment! We really appreciate reading them :) Hope you enjoy next week's episode, the reveal is going to be epic!
Regarding the cabeling... It is very important that you have solid connections in the end of the cables. Large gauge cables don't mean much if your connectors are bad.
The connections need to be crimped on to the cables and it doesn't hurt if they are soldered too.
The screw-crimp connections you can buy at the gas station are not solid enough and they will start to loose contact as soon as they get a little corroded.
Having the cables made for you is the way to go, unless you want to invest in a really expensive crimping tool.
You can also get pre-made cables in different lengths, and even if it is not optimal, it is better than having the perfect length cable with a badly crimped connector.
Great work as always!
Very exciting part of the build, doing a great job with it so far
Wait until you see what it looks like on the truck, we are stoked! Thank you so much for watching :)
I totally agree, standing will make life much easier 😊 so wonderful to see you are combining work and Fun with little Oakley!! Ange and Chris you’re the best in every way 🙌💛💛💛
He is so happy to able to walk finally! Very proud of him :) It's important to keep a work/family balance so we are doing our best to spend some time the three of us everyday. Thank you so much for this lovely comment and watching every week Marcia 😊
@@TheOutFit ☺️💛
I have enjoyed every video so far been great Chris & Ange and the little boy, keep up the great work Chris
Thank you so much for the kind words and following along Chris! Big reveal coming up tomorrow :)
its looking amazing guys, cant wait to see it fitted to the truck
Thank you so much Craig! We are very excited to reveal the finished product next week :) thank you for following along!
21:44 beautiful smile~^^ Nice job Congratulations!
Thank you for watching!
If you want to cut aluminium use a small skill saw with an aluminium negative rake blade. Aluminium is to gummy when cutting with grinder or jigsaw and if you want to clean the edge up just use an electric wood planer with hardened tip blades. There is a lubricant you can get for the saw blade to help stop it jamming.
Agreed re negative rake. I wrecked my compound mitre saw with a very bad kick back using a general purpose positive rake blade
That's some impressive work. Nice job. 👍
Thanks a lot for watching! Stay tuned for the big reveal tomorrow :)
Coming along nicely. I used 40 x 40 T slot on my van, love it. So simple and adaptable. Great work both of you.
40x40 will be absolutely bulletproof! Thanks a lot for watching Daniel :)
To see the Tgb 13 followed by the Bundutop and at the end the playground in this garage , shows that this is for sure a family thing 💯👏👏👏
Looks good all the way from the Westernharbour in Malmö 😁
Ahh epic time guys, the Bundutop is an excellent addition. And your pronunciation is super close Chris - it’s “boendoe top” rather than your “bundoe top” 👍
So exciting, getting so close now
Copy that, Saffa accent incoming...
@@TheOutFit mwahaha! Nice one mate - love your work folks, can’t wait to follow your adventures through Europe in the big Iron Lady 💪
Great roof rack construction.
Thank you so much! Very pleased with the result :)
Nice job there looking forward to seeing you finishing it hope it all goes well. 👍
Ralph from the UK
Thanks a lot for watching Ralph! Stay tuned for the big reveal tomorrow :)
Music choice for cutting the roof is cool
Thanks for the nice feedback!
Use methylated spirits aka denatured spirits or rubbing Alcohol to lubricate milling or saw blades just dip them in every minute or so it stops ally from melting to the blades a ally fabricator welder told me and showed me it works a treat and fairly cheap as well
Great to know, thank you!
Excelente personalización ya puedo imaginar como se verá el rooftop
Gracias por ver!
Looks great. That Ally channel sure is versatile. Locktite and rubber isolators where possible / needed 👍
I build the roof rack on my Defender with exactly the same parts. Love those polish brackets. It looks great, works and is so much cheaper than buying a finished roof rack. 👍
What’s the name of the company that sells them?
We got ours from TS Piotr Luśtyk
PipeDream.Adventures, did you buy direct from TS Piotr?
for the bedding, make a collapsible box (that compresses and un-compresses the bedding ) out of the t-slot for the base, fabric for the sides and plywood for the foot-board and head board. it should slide over 2 of the memory foam pieces and only other issue would be the pillows.
You're nearing finnished project now. Very exciting to see.
Thanks a lot for watching! Stay tuned for the big reveal tomorrow :)
Fantastic episode, stick with what you know works.
Loving the progress, certainly making your way through it.
Thank you as always Sean! Big reveal coming up tomorrow :)
Been looking forward to this.
Hope you enjoyed the episode! Wait until you see the reveal next week, it's worth the wait :) thank you so much for following along Steve!
Great job! If/when the roofrack starts to howl in the wind, just add a half round profile to the front cross bar!
Good to know! Cheers
Now this is getting exciting!!!
Wait until you see the big reveal tomorrow!
Great content as usual. Re lifting the windscreen. I would be concerned of raising the glass and the additional wind force pushing the windscreen upward.
That could be a problem. The arms seem pretty sturdy though
Having had a VW Kombi with Safari windows, they use a wing nut with a flat channel bar, this allows you to crack it open a couple of inches or fully open. An important thing when driving as they can't bounce out of a latch. They make kits for all VWs so the weight of the glass has been hippy tested. We made a bug screening using the wire from a collapsible laundry basket so you twist it into a figure 8 and fits into a pouch behind the seat. It's sewn into a squircle with magnets that hold it in place. We made another set of black out curtain fabric for the cab, these were useful as it kept the sunlight out and prying eyes. If you keep a squircle shape you can leave the curtains corners open on a hot night, but still have privacy. Although we had strip magnets in the edges, Office magnets are the key to customising it, as the wire holds the shape and having an extra couple of cm overlap seals it. Don't use suction cups like they have on infant sun shades as it messes up your glass each time. 😋
Positive rake circular saw blades, with teeth facing forwards, are not as safe for cutting aluminium as a negative rake toothed blade. I learnt the hard way😳 I got a massive kick back cutting 6mm aluminium plate, threw the plate across the workshop, bent the saw fences, stuffed the saw blade and destroyed other hardware on the compound mitre saw 😵💫🇦🇺
I love it I’ll cut it and figure it out later😂 I’m doing the same in my Coaster with the lift bed I’m building
Roof rack looks awesome 👌
If you extend those window arms one should keep in mind that the “force of the wind” could lift it when you doing mach1 on the dirt road.
You might need to weather proof your tent for all season protection, especially when you go to South America and USA where there are some places where it is extremely cold like Patagonia and Alaska.
It's been weather proofed with a wax 👍
@@TheOutFit Hi Guys, i think he is refering to insulation rather than waterproofing. It could get quite uncomfortable in a roof tent in colder climates depending where you are planning on going. Love the content your truck is looking great!
Great stuff 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Tony!
In cutting the roof from the top, access through the hatch would have been ideal. Make a first cut across laterally to the side then down either side to the first roof support, then cut across the width; then repeat on the other side of that first support until you get to the rear. Even if you were generous in not making the cut to the full length it would be easy enough to finish off. Doing it that way, smaller sections means easier handling in terms of getting it off the top of the truck.
Need to buy (or hire/borrow) one of those aluminium adjustable steps, much better than standing on a chair, even one that looks sturdy enough to take your weight and whatever it is you're lifting.
In den 60er Jahren gab es in den 'Micky Maus' Heftchen Geschichten mit 'Daniel Düsentrieb' (Gyro Gearloose) und seinem 'Helferlein' (Little Helper). Immer wieder fiel der Satz "DEM INGENIÖR IST NICHTS ZU SCHWÖR". Schade, dass ich das nicht angemessen ins Englische zu übersetzen weiß, ohne den Witz zu verlieren. Weiter so, Chris und Ange 🙂
In the 60s, there were stories in the 'Mickey Mouse' magazines with 'Gyro Gearloose' and his 'Little Helper'. The phrase "You can't outsmart an engineer" kept coming up. Too bad I don't know how to translate that into English without losing the joke. Rock on, Chris and Ange 🙂
Great job. I think it would have been easier to cut the roof out from outside, nice flat surface and gravity assisting you. Also haven’t used those polish brackets by self but have used others, from experience getting a bit of rubber tube to put on the bracket where it contacts the gutter will save any scratches/ rust with any movement of the bars.
2nd roof cutout use a maxxfan deluxe, perfect for your setup
We thought about it but not enough room! We are looking at a small marine hatch instead. Thanks for watching :)
MaxxAir has a product called MAxxDome and MaxxDome plus, it needs only 6 inches, you could install those either on the side of the TGB near where the stove is in kitchen or on the roof, you could also install a couple of them on the roof near where oakley’s bed is and one near the stove on the side of the TGP, it is very stealthy.
Chris possibly a circular saw with a cutoff wheel may have made yr life easier. Easy to say in hindsight! Looks like the TBG is coming together.
Cutoff wheels don't work so well with aluminium. The alu melts and fuses to the disc, clogging up the abrasive surface.
Jigsaw or sabre saw with the right kind of saw blade works best in my opinion.
For cutting profiles, a mitre saw works well, but I wouldn't try a circular saw free-hand.
Awesome video ! Doing this as young parents is really hard and glad you are making it work. Wish I had listened to the others about the roof rack brackets as I ended up using Yakima roof towers and bars. Not as strong as you are using and not as easy to mount. So the Anderson power item ? Lets you keep the 24v batteries and gives you high power 12v too? Is so this would be great to use to help jump start other cars with 12v systems. Cheers.
Not Andersen, I think you mean the Cooper Bussman battery-equalizer. But yes up to 100amps
@@TheOutFit yes the copper busman
NIce, some chop chop.
Thank you for watching! Stay tuned for the big reveal next week :)
Funny coincidence referring to your forklift comment: i just took my forklift certification today before i came home and saw this video :P
Haha I had to self-certify on the day 😬
@@TheOutFit Well, if you have any amount of experience with driving forklifts then all you need is a few hours of practical driving and to pass the theoretical exam to get your certificate :D
But i promise i won't tell on you ;)
Looks all very good. Do U think that 12V and 100A fits 4 glowing candles? I would Imagine that the current is larger. But only lasts maybe 20secs in Winter time? I can get a Mobile ampere-Meter that can be Placed for a test start
Would be great to know!
Clamp amperemeter. Just Look it up. No Need to spend more than 25€. My guess: 60to80 A per candle each. Dont burn your 100A thingy
Good video on channel keep up the good video s
Thank you so much for watching!
Good job guys! Just out of interest, what's the light on the desk near your coffee cups and milk? Is it an olight stretching camping lantern?
Yes it's an Olight lantern. We use it literally every night and love it. The internal battery lasts for ages too. We have a discount code in the description if you are interested. Cheers!
I'm assuming it will still fit in a container with the extra height & larger tires?
Should fit if we put container wheels on and leave our wheels/tyres under the vehicle in transit 👍
It’s like watching Wile E Coyote cutting out a piece of the road for Road Runner waiting for him to fall through.
Just wondering if it possible to install a Maxfan in the place where your hatch was before, what ever space is remaing, for venting.
There wasn't enough room unfortunately but we think we have found a solution for next to it
Who ever it was that broke bed side lamp when doing xxx Dance for hubby keep it up he will thank you for it enjoy lol
If only the story was that exciting...
I love the build. Maybe I’m impatient but, I feel there’s more chat than build and I get frustrated 😂
Nice job as usual! 👍
Perhaps you talked about and i missed it…
I wonder how your long stay in Europe is working, what Visas do you have? 🤔
If we (Europeans) go to Australia i think we only get a maximum of 3 Months staytime.
Thank you so much! I (Ange) am French so I have no visa restrictions in EU. Chris got intiially 3 months and recently got a Swedish visa extension (being a EU citizen family member). His Schengen "visa" resets after that giving him a further 3 months. After that we either need to leave Schengen or I'll look into a French visa for him. Oakley also has French passport. It does make life harder!
@@TheOutFit
Okay one of you EU citizen makes life easier.
I was born in Austria 🇦🇹 (yes most of people outside of Europe confuse my country with Australia 🇦🇺)😂😂🙈
Worked the last couple of months in 🇦🇹
Had a guy in my warehouse 🇦🇺married an 🇦🇹girl now he is allowed to stay.
Because of this i thought life should be easy for both of you.
Perhaps it only works out if you have permanent residency in 🇫🇷?!
Wish you all the best for your rebuild of the Volvo (when i was young i had a 3 axle Steyr-Puch Pinzgauer, pretty similar to the TGB)
We live in Hungary 🇭🇺
Perhaps we meet one or another day somewhere in Europe.
All the best!
Johannes&Erika
All good accidents if you want to call them that. Start with a chair as a device to stand on.
if you put cheap acoustic panels in your garage it will not ECHO i would do this if i was recording all the time in there - easier for my audience to listen 😉
Where did you get the roofrack supplies from?
The roof legs from TS Piotr Luśtyk and T slots from Aluxprofile 👍
U ripper!
Wait until you see the reveal on the truck next week 💣
You really need to consider moving Oakley’s seat. You are putting a lot of electrical underneath is seat.
Your so much better than the posh poms channel 😊
Yeah them posh poms are terrible hey 😂 she’s an Aussie tho so blame your selves for that one 👍
@34:34 You need to connect the 12V also between batteries, othewise it will not work.
I just found this out too. Thank you! I never found a wiring diagram for it but a friend just sent me one 👍
Dont verget when the roof tent is finished: Bundy and coke (Bundaberg Rum & Cola) cheeeers !!!!!!! prost, a votre sante
🤤
why didnt get the new one with the hatch ?
The hatch is too small for our needs. It's the same tent model but we preferred to keep the entire floor to cut as much as we wanted as we were not 100% sure of the design months ago.
I'm afraid that roof rack can get very noisy when you get up to highway speeds, you might want to make the front bar more aerodynamic.
Hopefully not! We are driving a 50 year old ex military truck, the roof rack noise should be the least of our concerns. Also we'll be fitting lights at some stage :)
Just buy black duct tape, this reduces wind whistling and keeps the channel and fittings free of dirt. We use heat shrink wrap they use for boat transportation/storage you can buy it in a tube roll, bolt the light mounts to the bar with the wiring on the bench, shrink it and this stops the wires/fastenings coming lose from branches or being nicked
But...but... you removed the strapfasteners for the patrolskiis!? 😆
That's what they're for?!
@@TheOutFit leatherstraps like tiny belts just pulled through the slits and tied around very flat wooden skiis.
Very cool!
🇿🇦♥️
🥂👍😁
Wait, so where are you putting the tint and where is the tent going? I personally wouldn’t put the tent on the window.
Not too sure what you mean sorry, next week's video will be the reveal so it will probably all make more sense :)
@@TheOutFit it was just a bad joke. Truck looks great, you did a great job and the video was great too. I wouldn’t be surprised if you get to a million followers soon.
Sounds like you're getting disillusioned with biltema. I don't know how many times I've promised myself to never buy any of their crap again, yet I always end up going back.
Yeah I'm really starting to notice their sub-par quality on a lot of stuff. But some of it works well and seems fine. It's hit and miss
The general rule is that if it's got moving parts you're better off going somewhere else
toooo much talking - sorry - very nice build
Guys , I hate naysayers, but I had to turn the volume to mute and just watched. There was so much talk and a little amount of work.
I also turned down the brightness soas not to read your comment, too many words with not enough meaning 😉🤣
He's explaining what, how and why things are done. Nothing wrong with that.
I agree that the mix of talking to doing was off this week. To be honest, when I'm really not sure of how something is going to turn out, I struggle to get the camera out enough and film the job.
Working on it 🫡
A lot more action in next week's video 👍
@@TheOutFit Your both doing great, i always look forward to your vids great positive energy😊😊👍👍
@@stuarttaylor4186thank you so much for watching Stuart!
First Dislike from me on this build! What are you doing to this old van!... Just have someone donate you a winnebago... Unsubed stay safe on your travels!
Watch next week and you will see why
@33:10😂😂😂😂
What Sika number did you use?
The one at 10:01