Day/Night Shades - Installing Nature's Head Composting Toilet
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- In this video I discuss the day night shades I stalled as well as future plans for the build. Towards the end of the video I permanently install a Nature's Head composting toilet.
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Wouldn't it be nice and more elegant if you could put a piece of wood between the inner and outer frames of the windows rather than painting the exposed screws?
There is a foam rubber insulation that can be put behind your blinds which goes on like tape. Home Depot and Lowes both sell it. Comes in several widths and thicknesses, so that it also helps with insulation. Will stop your noise.
Propane generators drink very quickly. Diesel generators sip fuel very slowly and tap into the bus' fuel tank. Maybe consider an Onan QD3200; would consume a measly 7 gallons per day if run non-stop.
If you do go diesel gen and tap into the fuel for the engine just be careful you don't run it to long because then you will not be able to move the bus. Diesel motor homes have a pick up in the tank for the gen that goes approximately half way down maybe more so that way the gen runs out of fuel but the rig is still able to get to a fuel station.
I binged your build videos, lol. Actually, I'm on 33. I really enjoyed watching them. Question... How come you did not put the ceiling in prior to adding the cabinets, etc.?
Looks great !! Perhaps look into the Kimberly series wood stove uses very little wood to heat..Cheers
Looking great! You may already know this but if later you decide to get a propane generator horsepower may prevent use of small tanks. Basically, a standard BBQ type tank will be inadequate for most/all gen sets because propane usage by engine results in a refrigeration effect thereby dropping pressure in tank below required amount by engine.
I saw your FB post about doing a series on your side hustles. Great idea. You can give other folks ideas about how to earn a little extra cash.
been being watching your build. Great inspiration. Could you please tell me what brand of binds you installed?
You two guys are funny with your quips, and thankfully, no red was revealed.
There was ominous music playing in my head as you prepared to drill that hole.
Glad it worked out.
That stove and sink are going to look great together. And those windows do make a big difference. Looking good!😎👍❤🐾
Why R U installing window blinds when U don’t even have a ceiling .....why not start from the top and work yur way down
Since it is cold and wet where ever he is, Chris can double check for roof leaks while he completes other parts of the bus.
think if you get some black flexible plastic strip thats about as wide as the gap between the window and the window frame you can probable put those is and let the springy ness keep it in place resting over the screws caught between the window and the frames edge
might need to heat the corners to get those bends a little tighter , need to check wat works best in cold heat and uv light
as for the pipe for the natures head toilet get a sink rosette/hole cover :
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Looking good Chris & can't wait for the adventure.
Looks like it’s really coming along nicely. It will be interesting to see what you think of the Nature’s Head versus the standard RV toilet over time.
I like you. I've met you. You probably wouldn't remember me. Im not hating. But this has gone down a rabbit hole of mundane for a long long time!
And. You acutally make me think getting an old Class A and repairing on-the-go might be a better option. Because. Time.
You guys better tour the F out of America and beyond after this yo.
To each their own.
Hi Chris,
This project is coming along nicely, I know you are busy so I
Will make this quick, do u have a
Link to the shades, keep up the great work on the videos.
Check out selectblinds.com ;-)
Hey Chris! what happend to Zeph i did no remember :(
I was skeptical at first but it’s really coming together
Most were :-)
Chris if you need touch paint use Jim's nail polish lol
where did you order your blinds from?
They are a pain to restring.
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Oh my gosh! ! I'm not kidding. ...using wider blinds that cover several windows makes it truly look like a home on the inside and not a bus. It's crazy how a creative mind makes the same build as someone else have a completely different feel and result.
I'm am loving where your at with the build and it's going to be one of the best ones EVER by far 😊
Awesome job Chris! I’d use the felt pads instead of the Velcro on the blinds. Just an opinion of a woman 😉 And, the propane idea is 😎😎😎
It's cold where u at ?
My mom had window shades in her home similar to what you have and ended up spending more time with customer warranty getting them replaced then actually using them. The system that rolled up the shade on hers was plastic and after only a few months of use one side would hang and not go up. Hopefully yours are a better quality and you have no problems.
Love your videos and because of you and Jim I want to do this myself so bad but funds are just not there. Keep up the great work and look forward to the next vid.
Your bus is really looking great. Good work. Good news that Jim's house is selling
Looks great
Congratulations on your sale Jim! You guys are kicking butt and taking names on this job!!
Chris how come you did not put the finish ceiling up first.
Seems by not doing that you have created a lot of extra work for yourself
Looking good! Yea, I don't like accordion blinds like that. They always sag on one side and after a few months, mine always broke and had trouble self retracting when you try to raise the blinds.
Looking Great.. I tried the same mini blinds that you have and did have the same problem where they sagged on one corner, replaced them all with Aluminum mini blinds and added "Felt Pads" on the corners and it sure did quiet them up when going down the road..
Great job
How about just using some wood trim molding around the base of toilet to hold it from shifting.....instead of screws
Lookin gr8. Indiana in the winter...burrrrr. Happy trails, j
Chris where did you get the window shades?
Selectblinds.com ;-)
Jim's t-shirt has got to go though he'd look better in a Grateful Dead t-shirt 😁
Wonder if you intend to have lambrequins or cornice boxes around the pull down shades so so one can see in the sides past the shades when down?
Lookin good af
ok i'm lost, haven't seen these vids in awhile. What happened to "G" ?
Chris, your home is coming along, can't wait to see it in person.
Chris why don't you go to the van build in Arizona
hope you can hook up with Jim & Deb later on down the road on your travels
Hey what are your plans for the ceiling ?
EXCELLENT BUILD, YOU TWO ARE DOING A GOOD JOB.
looking great keep going and do good things you are amazing
Where in Indiana? I am near Evansville. Would love to see your bus!! Mine is a little behind where you are now. Just starting on shower, ceiling and exterior paint.
Close to terra haute. I am thinking about doing a meetup in Indy.
Chris, nice blinds. Can you provide us more info on them? Might like to check them out myself
I got them from selectblinds.com ;-)
What kind of plywood are you using? Is it just 3/4 oak from home depot?
3/4 pine :-)
Wow your doing a great job!
Paint that hole or your bathroom will rust out
Sn🤯w ! In Arizona ?
Happy Happy Happy
Great setup for the Natures Head.
Are you looking for ways to add a second pane on the inside of the walls. Seems as though the blinds won't be enough.
I am hoping to move with the weather so it wont get too hot or cold.
I hope that you are successful! When I saw you putting the frames around the inside of the windows, I presumed inside windows would follow.
Looking good! 👍👍
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