I just want to say thank you for such a thorough walk-thru. I just purchase a 6x10 already converted (minimalist) because the price was so ridiculously low I couldn't pass it up. It's good enough for the few trips I need to take this summer but over the winter I was planning on pulling the interior panels and re-doing the electrical system. One, because it's not configured exactly for my needs and two I just want the piece of mind that it's done correctly. This whole build is so close to what I was envisioning. I'm sure I will watch this whole series and especially this video multiple times between now and when I start the rebuild. The fact that you provided details on exactly what components you used and where to find them along with the calculator resources will save me so much time. Again, thank you for going into so much detail.
Wow, just stumbled across your channel. You are a wealth of information man I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this. I’m just in the beginning stages. In fact I haven’t even purchased my trailer yet. But there’s so much value in your content. In fact, one point I made find a way to reach out to you to get some help. KILLER BUILD, thanks man
I wish I had this info before I bought my trailer! I’m glad you are finding it helpful and hopefully it saves you some headaches in the future! Thanks for the kind words and good luck!
Hey man - I’ve watched a lot of your videos. All are super helpful as I continue to build out my trailer. I’ve made some design changes based off of what you’ve recommended, so thank you for that. Question for you - for the walls. Do you have a recommendation for walls to put in there? I see you use OSB - is that what you’d recommend or is that because it came with the trailer? Thanks in advance
I really enjoy your channel and you are a real craftsman- Mike
Similar project in the works. Thanks for the video 👍
I just want to say thank you for such a thorough walk-thru. I just purchase a 6x10 already converted (minimalist) because the price was so ridiculously low I couldn't pass it up. It's good enough for the few trips I need to take this summer but over the winter I was planning on pulling the interior panels and re-doing the electrical system. One, because it's not configured exactly for my needs and two I just want the piece of mind that it's done correctly. This whole build is so close to what I was envisioning. I'm sure I will watch this whole series and especially this video multiple times between now and when I start the rebuild. The fact that you provided details on exactly what components you used and where to find them along with the calculator resources will save me so much time. Again, thank you for going into so much detail.
Thank you for the kind words and good luck with the rest of your build!
Like the detailed work, and sources for key materials for electrical
Awesome video again! Learned a lot. Look forward to more of your videos.👍
Lots of good info 👍
Wow, just stumbled across your channel. You are a wealth of information man I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this. I’m just in the beginning stages. In fact I haven’t even purchased my trailer yet. But there’s so much value in your content. In fact, one point I made find a way to reach out to you to get some help. KILLER BUILD, thanks man
I wish I had this info before I bought my trailer! I’m glad you are finding it helpful and hopefully it saves you some headaches in the future! Thanks for the kind words and good luck!
Hey man - I’ve watched a lot of your videos. All are super helpful as I continue to build out my trailer. I’ve made some design changes based off of what you’ve recommended, so thank you for that. Question for you - for the walls. Do you have a recommendation for walls to put in there? I see you use OSB - is that what you’d recommend or is that because it came with the trailer?
Thanks in advance