Campervan Conversion - Ceiling, And Boxing In
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- In this video we remove all the old boards from the ceiling and add new, thinner and lighter boards. We also create boxes for the ceiling ventilation fans and box in the pillars either side of the rear doors in the Mercedes Sprinter van that we are converting in to a campervan.
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Looking great so far mate. 30% is a massive reduction in weight, good stuff!
Cheers mate
I hope that bloke is paying you a load of money and/or give you first dibs on all future camping opportunities
That “hello” hilarious 😂
You may not enjoy this type of project but you've done a great job of it and could make a career of it if you choose to.
In this video we remove all the old boards from the ceiling and add new, thinner and lighter boards. We also create boxes for the ceiling ventilation fans and box in the pillars either side of the rear doors in the Mercedes Sprinter van that we are converting in to a campervan.
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Wow it’s gonna be an impressive camper van when it’s finished. Great work both of you. Great video guys 😉
I am so glad I found this video, I am doing a shuttle bus conversion & learned a lot. I was wondering if a ticking stick would have come in handy when working on boxing in those columns in the back. I also like that you weren't afraid to take something apart that wasn't quite right. Eager to see the progress!
Looking great so far.
Will there be a follow up to this video? I'm keen to see how it turned out!
there's an update here: ua-cam.com/video/W6NRPJqDNtE/v-deo.html
Where would we be without the amazing plywood ? :o)
Good job!
It's wonderful stuff!
A massive improvement
Looking good mate coming together well 👍
Thanks 👍
Bellmore a job, mate, well done thus far!👍🏽
No bloody clue what a bloody "Bellmore" is, I think auto correct has gone troppo! 😳
Fantastic work, now let's see auto correct mess that on up...🤔🤣
Looking good so far. The first is always the hardest. Shame you are not likely to do it again. Just think how much better/ quicker the next one would go. 😁
Thanks Peter, yes that's very true! It would be cool to create templates for everything and refine the process to a point where you could convert one much quicker
Great work! Something to check - are you sure you can get to the rear light clusters if you blow a bulb?
Probably cut out an access panel at some point I guess
Cheers Jeremy, interesting point and I will make the owner aware, and see what he wants to do about it
Excellent Keith, its going to look fab... Weight is all important in these wagons... can't small veihcles... 😂
cheers Paul
NIce work, mate.
Rather you than me on this bit of the job! Watching with interest though, as our camper is due back from the paint shop soon and I'll be building the interior.
One thought though, for changing bulbs in the rear lights, do you need access to the back of the light units to remove them?
That's a good point, and I will make the owner aware!
Your going to be a scribing king mate by the end of this project.
It's a bit more than 30%. Just as it jumped out that 8mm would be a 33% reduction, so at 7.5mm must be more, it's likely to be about 35% reduction in would think without checking. Love your content as ever, very interesting seeing you do a van, as it's definitely something I have considered doing in the past.
Thank you Craig. Some day I'd quite like to get a camper of my own, albeit on a much smaller scale (I'm thinking an old vintage caravan would be really cool!)
@@RagnBoneBrown with your talent and skills, will be awesome.
Good luck and well done so far. Rather you than me.
Getting the grooves lined up on the door piece won’t be too bad, do all the panel shaping first - get it tacked in place and use the laser level to transfer the marks over. Easier said than done but not too bad.
Nooice!
When is the final reveal on this?
Are there any more episodes mate ?
Nice work Keith, looks snug
Coming together well. I wonder if boxing in the corners has regained the weight lost by using the thinner roof boards?
Cheers Tim. I don't think it will have affected it much at all. The plywood used on the boxing in is thin (3.4mm I think) and very lightweight, as was the softwood we used as battens.
Did you get any further with this project? I don't see any more videos
Update coming soon
Great job. I am planning conversion myself. I'm in Portugal so was thinking of using cork instead of wood for walls. Any thoughts?
Nice idea as it would also help insulate and sound deaden the space, although may not be as hardwearing
Quick question, when you screw directly into the metal body of the van, is there any concerns with the holes rusting over time? Cheers 👍
Rusting from condensation do you mean? I don't think it's a big concern, at least it's not something I'm aware of....
Det fixar målaren!
Your wearing ear defenders to protect your ears, but what about protecting your eyes, even though ears are still important, but I sure eyes are more important....
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A massive improvement
Nooice!