Let’s Build A Teardrop * Step-By-Step * - Part 4 (Routing the Side Walls)
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- If you would like the plans for the Teardrop Trailer, link is below! www.paypal.me/...
Using Filon, this will be a Step-By-Step tutorial on how to build your very own teardrop. A Simple backyard build, a project you will be proud of! We will be covering the outside of the teardrop with Filon. This will be a lot of fun… hope you stick around and enjoy the process!
This is Part 4 of my teardrop trailer project - Do It Yourself - video. Starting from the ground up of a 4 x 8 camp trailer. This is a Work-In-Progress, thank you for watching!
If you would like to drop me a letter or send something for review, my information is below:
batman97741@gmail.com
A. Bateman
PO BOX 499
Madras, Oregon 97741
Cheers!
The plans are no longer available for free. To learn how you can get a set of drawings to build your own teardrop, click this link: ua-cam.com/video/4mv3ZzRZJCM/v-deo.html
www.paypal.com/paypalme2/OregonBatman97741/15
Typical for me. A day late and a dollar short!
Thanks for all the effort you have made in making all the videos.
I really appreciate the detail you have included and the way you deliver it.
Thank you Jason! Thank you for following along!
Saturday mornings with OBM. I look forward to this all week long. Another extremely informative video in a series that ends with you having your very own teardrop trailer. You make it very easy for people to follow along. Be safe in your build my friend and Thanks so much for sharing with us.
Really nice, simple and detailed instructions. I appreciate the level of craftsmanship so far!
Thank you Grant Oakes! This build has been enjoyable!
درود بر شما دوست گرامی از ایران بیننده کارهای عالی شما هستم از اینکه روش تولید رو با جزئیات شرح میدهید سپاسگذارم امیدوارم بتونم یکی از این کار رو برای استفاده خانواده بسازم سپاس 👍🙏
خیلی ممنونم! قدردان کلمات محبت آمیز شما باشیم
awesome. one of the nice things about this is that you are using 4x8 material - makes it simple to line up the template with the other materials, etc
I will probably hit you up for those plans next spring. My kids are starting to ask me to build them a camper.
Sure thing! By then... I should have the plans all finished and ready to go!
This is gonna be great love it
A little slow at the beginning, but we'll pick it up! Have quite a bit finished so I don't get behind on videos, work is keeping me from getting things done!
loving your videos so far! Do you happen to have a link for the door that you purchased?
I do... www.teardroptrailerparts.com/doors.html sit down before you check them out, looks like the price went up... a lot! :) Thanks for checking out the video Ryan!
Hi! I have a question about the radius used for the doors. The radius on the doors from teardroptrailers says 4.75" and your drawing says 4-5/8. Is the difference to make sure the door fits tightly?
I would go with the manufacturers recommendation. I purchased my doors from Vintage Technologies and took the measurements from the doors themselves. If you use VT doors, them 4-5/8 is just right.
Me thinks the Bat Cave is getting a bit too small, what with all the templates you will have in a couple years and your increasing level of production....
Another great video!
Thanks Aspendell! Yeah... Bat Cave getting kind of crowded again! Projects will have to get smaller! LOL!
Hi, during the marking of the door opening, you adjusted an additional 1/4 inch which I see reflected in the plans but on the plans I received, the dimension to the bottom of the door is not shown, as it is in your video, did you modify that height as well?
the height of the door cut out to bottom of template is 6".... so the door cut out is 4" above the floor. Hope that helps!
That looked like a challenger door, is that where it's from? If not where did you track it down, challenger door was the cheapest I could find when I was getting all my stuff together.
Looking good as always.
Thanks DR! I purchased the doors from Vintage Technologies, teardrop trailer parts... I wouldn't say these are the cheapest at $385 each, but will work and look nice. Just like most things, if you want it... better save up for it! :)
@@OregonBatman My challenger door was about the same, think I paid $360ish for a similar size. Only issue with them is as they are a custom door company you have to wait 3-5 weeks for it. Everywhere I could find micro door/teardrop door they were like $600+. Not sure if that was due to availability or what but I was sure glad I found Challenger doors when I did.
I've been on business trip for the last week, so getting back to you late... these doors came in about a week. Vintage Tech is usually pretty good about shipping quick and on time! My go to guys! They are on Ebay too, so makes it pretty handy!
@@OregonBatman Good to know for my next project, thanks
Sir I have a question; My trailer is 7 foot wide and 10 foot long. Seeings plywood only comes in 4x8 sheets how do you do the add feet? And what is your final weight of the trailer?
Hi Kenneth! You would need to use a scarf joint to butt the two ends together to make the length. I'm guessing the final weight to be around 1100 pounds.
Hi on your 26in x 36in door how big a hole did you cut?
Hi Troy, according to my drawings, I cut 26.25" x 36.25". More than enough room around the edges once installed.
Is there a way to get your drawings ?
Sure is! My email address is in description below video, just email and I will send you the drawings!
how do i get plans?
Hey Miles! Go to this link, once confirmed, I'll send the plans to ya! www.paypal.me/OregonBatman97741/15