This is a project close to our hearts because we would love to live in something like this. We've been watching a lot of van life people and tiny house channels and it looks amazing. Never seen someone build one from scratch. The finished product looks incredible, you've thought of everything. I was a bit worried about the carbon monoxide situation but you were on top of it! The Aussie camo, the logo, it all looks schmick mate. As we were watching I said to Dunks "All it needs now is an awning" and BAM! You pulled out the annex. All it needs is some portholes in the roof for throwing rocks at birds in the morning when they wont shut up. A great vid, presented well by a bloke with passion for the project, good editing and fantastic narration. Bang up job Ken, leading the way as usual.
Thanks Terry. LOL!!! There are no plans. I built it by visualising it in my head, and designed it as I went along. I have a habit of building things that way. Never with plans.
Hello again from Fiji, another really great video. Love the camper. Awesome skills in building your own. Hubby reckons you're a legend building your own. Until next time, have a nice weekend, Natalie👍😉🙋♀️
That’s awesome Ken your a man of many talents I remember you building your observatory, this one your ready for the zombie apocalypse 😂 Karen is very impressed as am I 👍👍👍
I was privaliged to have a guided tour of Kens camper after he finished it, and may I say that he has done a fantastic job of it he should be proud of his efforts. The bush tracks that we go on will test it out. 10/10 Cheers Rob
Hello Ken, first of all, nice job on the video and the editing! Super professional work. I really like your build and all the innovations in the details, functional and comfortable at the same time. Plus, it's strong so you can take it most anywhere. Good job.
G'day Rick and Linda, thank you for the nice words. I appreciate them. Yes the camper is a strong unit. I had to build it that way as we have some really hazardous tracks we drive along to get to our spots. It handles the bumps and ruts well. Take care and happy travels 😀👍
@@Ful-OGold Yep, sure do. Not too much in this winter though. The older I get the harder the cold weather is to deal with 😄 See you out there again somewhere 👍
Hello Ken, hope you are well and safe. Excellent work, specially the two bunk beds and manage a space for small toilet as well. How did you go about getting an approval/registration in Vic please? I am in WA.
G'day Shailesh, There's no need to register it as a caravan. It is classified as a load on a trailer, just like anything else you carry in a trailer, but it must be under the allowed weight on the trailer I.D. plate. If the trailer is registered with simple trailer registration that's all you need. But, if you bolt or screw the camper permanently to the trailer it then becomes a caravan and would need Caravan registration. The way I have done it means it is just a load strapped down to a trailer. It is easy to undo the turnbuckles and take the camper off.
G'day Ken, just wanted to sat hello from the two of us. Bizarrely the comment you made on our latest video cant be read. Every time we click on it, it says "comment no longer available."
@@Ken_James_SV still no good Kenneth of Branagh, I can see the first sentence of the new comment then click on it and it says "Comment no longer available." I checked and the comment hasn't been flagged for review or anything like that. I'm genuinely confused on this one.
This is a project close to our hearts because we would love to live in something like this. We've been watching a lot of van life people and tiny house channels and it looks amazing.
Never seen someone build one from scratch. The finished product looks incredible, you've thought of everything. I was a bit worried about the carbon monoxide situation but you were on top of it!
The Aussie camo, the logo, it all looks schmick mate. As we were watching I said to Dunks "All it needs now is an awning" and BAM! You pulled out the annex.
All it needs is some portholes in the roof for throwing rocks at birds in the morning when they wont shut up.
A great vid, presented well by a bloke with passion for the project, good editing and fantastic narration. Bang up job Ken, leading the way as usual.
What an amazingly wonderful pieces of work - The Mobile cabin and the tape of it being built - well done
Thanks Mo. Your comment is appreciated. I made the video to give other people ideas in case they want to do something similar 👍
@@Ken_James_SV Problem is that "IDEA" is what most people get and then stagnate - but you turned the idea into reality , God Bless you and your family
An awesome job Ken, now let's see the plans
Thanks Terry. LOL!!! There are no plans. I built it by visualising it in my head, and designed it as I went along. I have a habit of building things that way. Never with plans.
Hello again from Fiji, another really great video. Love the camper. Awesome skills in building your own. Hubby reckons you're a legend building your own. Until next time, have a nice weekend, Natalie👍😉🙋♀️
Thanks Natalie. Thank hubby too It was actually fun building it. 👍
That’s awesome Ken your a man of many talents I remember you building your observatory, this one your ready for the zombie apocalypse 😂 Karen is very impressed as am I 👍👍👍
Thanks Stu and Kaz 😆👍
Great work Ken, done an awesome job really impressive ⛏️🇦🇺🤠
Thanks Josh. I'm still impressed with it too 😄
It turned out better than I anticipated.
I was privaliged to have a guided tour of Kens camper after he finished it, and may I say that he has done a fantastic job of it he should be proud of his efforts. The bush tracks that we go on will test it out. 10/10 Cheers Rob
Thanks Rob. Yeah, we head down some unusual tracks, that's for sure 😄
Looks great 👍😃
Thank you for the compliment 🙂
Hello Ken, first of all, nice job on the video and the editing! Super professional work. I really like your build and all the innovations in the details, functional and comfortable at the same time. Plus, it's strong so you can take it most anywhere. Good job.
G'day Rick and Linda, thank you for the nice words. I appreciate them. Yes the camper is a strong unit. I had to build it that way as we have some really hazardous tracks we drive along to get to our spots. It handles the bumps and ruts well. Take care and happy travels 😀👍
spot on planning and awesome wood working skills
Thanks Rod. It was all built without any drawings. All out of my head as I went along. 😄
Good work mate..... I likey.......👍👍
Thanks CR, I likey too 😄
Man that must be a million dollars worth of lumber now with today’s inflation price haha. Good job mate. Loved your efforts.
Thanks Caleb. All the materials are still the same price. I checked 😄
@@Ken_James_SV it might just be American that the prices have risen than haha. You still get the high banker out occasionally?
@@Ful-OGold Yep, sure do. Not too much in this winter though. The older I get the harder the cold weather is to deal with 😄
See you out there again somewhere 👍
Hello Ken, hope you are well and safe. Excellent work, specially the two bunk beds and manage a space for small toilet as well. How did you go about getting an approval/registration in Vic please? I am in WA.
G'day Shailesh, There's no need to register it as a caravan. It is classified as a load on a trailer, just like anything else you carry in a trailer, but it must be under the allowed weight on the trailer I.D. plate. If the trailer is registered with simple trailer registration that's all you need. But, if you bolt or screw the camper permanently to the trailer it then becomes a caravan and would need Caravan registration. The way I have done it means it is just a load strapped down to a trailer. It is easy to undo the turnbuckles and take the camper off.
G'day Ken, just wanted to sat hello from the two of us.
Bizarrely the comment you made on our latest video cant be read. Every time we click on it, it says "comment no longer available."
G'day Madam Dunkeness & Sir Ravenhall 😁 That's weird. I'll go repost 👍
Cheers, Ken
@@Ken_James_SV still no good Kenneth of Branagh, I can see the first sentence of the new comment then click on it and it says "Comment no longer available."
I checked and the comment hasn't been flagged for review or anything like that. I'm genuinely confused on this one.
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That was fast Josh!!! LOL!
Second Josh lol