I spent decades metal working. As youbform metal, in your case Unistrut, the metal crystals turn columnar, which is commonly called worked hardened. Centre punch well, use a really sharp HSS drill bit and lube. On Stsinless which is very hard Cobalt bits are good. You could try them. Although Sikaflex and other industrial adhesive sealants are very strong, an awning us subject to strong wind, I would always use a mechanical fixing wherever possible. Another great video.
Right this should be interesting Mel. I did I similar awning on a VW Transporter.. on the first trip I left the awning on and drove out.. on the dual carriageway @ 50MPH out the mirror I saw the awning slip out.. so I drilled a bigger screw through the rail and fitted 2 leather straps to The bodywork so I could tie up the awning to the roof rack.. lasted years.. PS the awning I used was a fiamma caravan store type
I thought it was the complete awning that you were fitting Mel. Those Fiamma rails are £600. I'm looking at buying a Sheltapod awning, no rail required for that. I assembled my pull out bed today with the help from your previous video, but I thought you only put a washer on the pull out slats, then I realised it's every slat. It works now cheers. :)
@@markemarkpsv1 Sometimes because of frames per second or just the illusion of opposite spin occurs naturally because of ( The Wagon Wheel Effect ) At the very beginning when the drill is going much slower, it appears to be spinning in the correct anti clockwise direction when looking straight at the drill. Uni strut is very hard and those screws with drill heads are designed for lighter softer material. The drill bit he broke may have been blunt so he forced it somewhat. That's my observation and thoughts. I recon we should open an inquiry though lol 🤣😂🤣
Got the same rail, had the same problem, the screws are soft metal, I had to go to screwfix and buy a box of self tappers. I must admit i had a sly laugh when you were trying to screw it on lol.
I’m guessing they’re probably stainless steel screws which are designed to be self tapped into a suitably sized pilot hole. Nothing to do with quality, stainless just has a low shear point.
Looks like it is wise to pre-drill a small whole in these heavy bars before using selv tapping screws. Nice to see you are not ashamed to let us see the failures too and not only the succes! Tnx Mel🤘🏻
So looking at the vid i see you are standing on the ladder at the left side of your drill... there goes no weight of you body through the ooint og your drill... your right shoulder should be in a straight line with the drill ... like shooting a rifle...
Hi Mel, I have exactly the same awning rail on my van but I used the small stainless steel self drilling screws and fastened it to the van. Only one thing I found with this is the channel is for 8mm beading and my awning is 6mm beading. The fix is fit a drive away piece that is 8mm on one side to 6mm on other or a large pair of water pump pliers to squeeze the channel slightly. I will let you guess which option I went for. 👍😎😁
Orbix/ tech screws are the dogs danglies so I think you were at the wrong angle and the driver seemed to be going flat? They really do munch into metal work with ease 👍🇬🇧👊
Mel having worked with unistrut you need a very sharp(new) drill bit, those self tap self drill can let you down I've found pilot hole works wonders.yes sometimes the easiest jobs can be a real pain.
I fitted the same thing, was a pain in the butt. Looking to buy a Flamma roller awing but lordy they are expensive. I found with this rail the awning would slide in it.
Lol Mel it's exactly the same rail as mine. The screws weren't the best. I used two of the rails ans three was no much. How funny, nice job on the video
I wish you all the best retrieving your awning when the wind blows. Tiger seal is good but I don’t think it’s that good. I hope I’m proven wrong. Stay safe 🚐☕️☕️👍🏼🏴🌈💙❤️💙❤️
@@BigVanSmallWorld if it works as we're hoping we'll be pinching the idea! Those Fiamma jobbies are way overpriced for what they are. Then again, I guess the same thing could be said for most things made for a campervan... £500 tiny fridge anyone!?
Mel ,, The self tapping screws are chinese rubish , Go to the hardware shop and buy a 25 pack of TECK brand srews they go thru uni strut like a lazer beam ( Ask Austin powers ) "LAZER BEAM" , I would use the Philips head #2 size ,, I tell ya you could lift your sprinter off the ground with the propper TECK SCREW brand screws , I have drilld thru 1/4 inch plate on my welding table with them ot hold my work lite from falling over all the time ,,,,, Oh that van is looking 100% buddy ! R.J.T Traveling the "COLD" east coast of Australia
You'll need a step ladder to slide the awning onto the rail LOL :) braking those drill bits and screws, that uni strut is hardcore!! looking forward to see the final test!! Fingers crossed the tiger seal holds! (I have faith!)
just watched again the rails 45 degree angled upwards would of been downwards if you had turned it over :) the rear end of van to the front end of van :)
@@BigVanSmallWorld www.screwfix.com/p/magnusson-rafter-square/9652v a square in the picture the long edge (hypotenuse) points down, Rotate the square it points up :)
No I wouldn’t recommend that you use tiger seal or sikathere I would definitely use nuts and bolts there are already holes in the roof there covered up buy little plastic caps good luck
Hi Mel just thought mate if you wanted a rail that had the opening pointing downwards why didn't you buy the stuff with the opening going upwards and just put it on upside down? so it was pointing down
Hi Mel. Love your vids and this one has me interested a lot more as I'm looking at putting an awning on my LWB Citreon Relay. I want a 3 metre long Awning but I seem to only find ones that are too short or too long. I wondered if you had one that was bang on 3 metres ? if so what make is it ? or if anyone else know one of this size or if it's possible to get one shortened ? Thanks !
I’ll be honest with you I did have a quick look at wot is available but I couldn’t find anything under £600 so I gave up on the idea until I can afford it 👍😬
@@BigVanSmallWorld The slide in type , like you have are a lot cheaper (and It's the type I want to go for ) but can't find any at at 3 metres. I wonder if they can be custom made . If anyone knows, please let me know. Thanks !
oh man themself tappers that come with them rails are so crap I feel your pain , id try some posh drill bits cos unistrut is hard as nails but I thing you defo need some screw in it
Hi mel glad you didnt actually fall! Phew! Just curious, is tiger seal stronger than sikaflex? I'm fixing up a very old caravan at the mo. Your videos are so helpful 😊
Hi thank you for your concern 😊 I personally prefer tiger seal just because I’ve used it so much on my kit cars can’t say if it’s stronger or not but I’m confident it will hold my awning 👍🤓👍
Interesting Mel, is this for DVLA classification as I've noticed you're following their guidance, or are you using an awning? I've got the same set up with unistrut for my panels so would gives a good option to install without drilling more holes in the roof. Cheers 🍻
Them self drill screws aren't all that ,an unistrut is a decent bit of gear , so you should drill a pilot hole , a industrial hoover or a couple of super magnets takes care of the swarf ps don't forget to paint the holes , you dont want any rust ,nice kitout oi yor van
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Yes I did make it myself and yes I made a video all about it if you go to my home page click on all videos you will see it there amongst many other videos you may find useful thanks for watching please consider subscribing thank you really appreciate your encouragement and support 👍🤓👍
Always love your out takes :) looks very hard core the unit strut I have four meters either side on mine :) are you firing an canopy or caravan awning? :)
hi yes it works real well and i put the i dont drill holes in roof i use the plastic roof caps that most vans have at the rear for lights Chaowei DVB66 Outdoor Indoor Portable Digital TV Aerial with Magnetic Base,6.5ft Coax Cable-Freeview Small TV Antenna for USB TV Tuner/DVB-T2/4K TV 1080p(White) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B085C7519K/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B085C7519K&linkCode=as2&tag=melsvanworld-21&linkId=47a86258244efeab69bd7ff81e285419 rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fitm%2FUK-Best-Portable-TV-Antenna-Indoor-Outdoor-Digital-HD-Freeview-Aerial-Ariel%2F124328273412%3F_trkparms%3Daid%253D1110006%2526algo%253DHOMESPLICE.SIM%2526ao%253D1%2526asc%253D229885%2526meid%253De765b1e8374145f4b8ab33c1d3a62f5a%2526pid%253D100005%2526rk%253D1%2526rkt%253D12%2526mehot%253Dco%2526sd%253D392788365409%2526itm%253D124328273412%2526pmt%253D1%2526noa%253D0%2526pg%253D2047675%2526algv%253DSimplAMLv5PairwiseWebWithDarwoV3BBEV2b%2526brand%253DUnbranded%26_trksid%3Dp2047675.c100005.m1851&campid=5338454651&toolid=10001&customid=
Oh NO! If that glue works holding that awning while screaming down the free-way, I'll EAT IT! If the screws don't work, I hope you drilled enough holes so the glue penetrates the holes and goes hard, like a nail / screw.
I spent decades metal working. As youbform metal, in your case Unistrut, the metal crystals turn columnar, which is commonly called worked hardened. Centre punch well, use a really sharp HSS drill bit and lube. On Stsinless which is very hard Cobalt bits are good. You could try them. Although Sikaflex and other industrial adhesive sealants are very strong, an awning us subject to strong wind, I would always use a mechanical fixing wherever possible. Another great video.
I wish you luck with those staying in place..
Thank you
Right this should be interesting Mel. I did I similar awning on a VW Transporter.. on the first trip I left the awning on and drove out..
on the dual carriageway @ 50MPH out the mirror I saw the awning slip out.. so I drilled a bigger screw through the rail and fitted 2 leather straps to
The bodywork so I could tie up the awning to the roof rack.. lasted years.. PS the awning I used was a fiamma caravan store type
Oh dear 😐😐😐
Brilliant best one yet .
Thank you 🤓👍
I thought it was the complete awning that you were fitting Mel. Those Fiamma rails are £600.
I'm looking at buying a Sheltapod awning, no rail required for that.
I assembled my pull out bed today with the help from your previous video, but I thought you only put a washer on the pull out slats, then I realised it's every slat. It works now cheers. :)
I’m just doing this for the DVLA so I can register my van as a camper good to know my videos are helpful 👍🤓👍
Looks like you drill was anticlockwise? Instead of clockwise? Might be wrong, but it looked that way on film.
👍😎👍 MDS
Oh no that’s where I need going wrong lol 😂 👍👍
Mel’s Van World, would explain why you couldn’t get them to start and clamp on. Looked at it again, it’s definitely going the wrong way Mel.👍😎👍
don't feel bad, we have all done it lol
@@markemarkpsv1 Sometimes because of frames per second or just the illusion of opposite spin occurs naturally because of ( The Wagon Wheel Effect ) At the very beginning when the drill is going much slower, it appears to be spinning in the correct anti clockwise direction when looking straight at the drill.
Uni strut is very hard and those screws with drill heads are designed for lighter softer material. The drill bit he broke may have been blunt so he forced it somewhat. That's my observation and thoughts.
I recon we should open an inquiry though lol 🤣😂🤣
@@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN True but look at the drill when going very very slow 3:25, it's defiantly going anti clockwise..
Thank you so much! You have solved my problem. Loved the video. Enjoy your trips :-)
Thank you for taking the time to comment and keeping it positive really appreciated
Got the same rail, had the same problem, the screws are soft metal, I had to go to screwfix and buy a box of self tappers.
I must admit i had a sly laugh when you were trying to screw it on lol.
Haha yes there rubbish screws 😂👍
I’m guessing they’re probably stainless steel screws which are designed to be self tapped into a suitably sized pilot hole. Nothing to do with quality, stainless just has a low shear point.
Bunnings mate, C section sail track 3 metres for $20. Pop riveted it to square section ali tube on my Dmax. Job done!
Oh mate I miss Bunnings and there snags 👍🤓👍
I used tiger seal and screws on mine, worked well 👍
That’s brilliant thanks for letting me know I’m on the rite track 😂👍
Looks like it is wise to pre-drill a small whole in these heavy bars before using selv tapping screws.
Nice to see you are not ashamed to let us see the failures too and not only the succes! Tnx Mel🤘🏻
Thank you that’s kind of you to say I did try drilling pilot but broke the drill bit 😂🤓👍
So looking at the vid i see you are standing on the ladder at the left side of your drill... there goes no weight of you body through the ooint og your drill... your right shoulder should be in a straight line with the drill ... like shooting a rifle...
Hi Mel, I have exactly the same awning rail on my van but I used the small stainless steel self drilling screws and fastened it to the van. Only one thing I found with this is the channel is for 8mm beading and my awning is 6mm beading. The fix is fit a drive away piece that is 8mm on one side to 6mm on other or a large pair of water pump pliers to squeeze the channel slightly. I will let you guess which option I went for. 👍😎😁
That’s brilliant I have a driveway awning so I’ll be getting the strip 👍🤓👍
Orbix/ tech screws are the dogs danglies so I think you were at the wrong angle and the driver seemed to be going flat? They really do munch into metal work with ease 👍🇬🇧👊
Cheers 🍻
Mel having worked with unistrut you need a very sharp(new) drill bit, those self tap self drill can let you down I've found pilot hole works wonders.yes sometimes the easiest jobs can be a real pain.
Well it certainly went wrong 🤓👍
Can’t believe I ordered my rail before seeing your video, interested to see how it turns out.
Thank you 🤓👍
I fitted the same thing, was a pain in the butt. Looking to buy a Flamma roller awing but lordy they are expensive. I found with this rail the awning would slide in it.
That’s good I have a driveway awning and I’m making my own canopy too 👍🤓👍
Lol Mel it's exactly the same rail as mine. The screws weren't the best. I used two of the rails ans three was no much. How funny, nice job on the video
Thank you Bex 👍🤓👍
I wish you all the best retrieving your awning when the wind blows. Tiger seal is good but I don’t think it’s that good. I hope I’m proven wrong. Stay safe 🚐☕️☕️👍🏼🏴🌈💙❤️💙❤️
Thank you 😊
Hi Mel its best you put some screws mate the power of wind is strong once you have the awning up
I’m sure it will make a great video if it doesn’t work lol 😂 👍
Good work, VanLifeRocks
Thank you 👍🤓👍
Looking forward to seeing how you get on with that rail. 😊 And for a moment we thought you'd taken a tumble there... 🤔😂
Thank you I’m just waiting for a calm day to put the awning up and try it out 👍🤓👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld if it works as we're hoping we'll be pinching the idea! Those Fiamma jobbies are way overpriced for what they are. Then again, I guess the same thing could be said for most things made for a campervan... £500 tiny fridge anyone!?
I’m with you on that I don’t understand why it is there so expensive that’s why I have a cool box works fine 👍🤓👍🍻
Should be easy lol....famous last words like.... should go to plan !
Haha as it turned out it was a real pain but I think I’ve sorted it I still got to put it to the test 👍🤓👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld Get a hose on it or watering can,save water cause we don't have enough rain lol.
Hi mel,
I used heavy duty double sided gorrilla tape for my owning rail.
Brilliant 👍🤓👍
nice one fella the glue wont last screws are the only way
As long as it last as long as it takes to take a photo that’s all that matters 😂👍
Mel ,,
The self tapping screws are chinese rubish , Go to the hardware shop and buy a 25 pack of TECK brand srews they go thru uni strut like a lazer beam ( Ask Austin powers ) "LAZER BEAM" , I would use the Philips head #2 size ,, I tell ya you could lift your sprinter off the ground with the propper TECK SCREW brand screws , I have drilld thru 1/4 inch plate on my welding table with them ot hold my work lite from falling over all the time ,,,,, Oh that van is looking 100% buddy !
R.J.T Traveling the "COLD" east coast of Australia
Cheers buddy I’ll have to see if I can get hold of some 👍🤓👍
I was worried you were meeting a sticky end 😂 but it was just sticky fingers 🤣😂🤣
Lol thank you 😊
Can't wait to see what "campervan style graphics" you're going to go with to keep DVLA satisfied while remaining kinda stealthy.
I’m working on it 🤓👍
Hopefully I will join you at the evening premiere. Have a great day Mel
Thank you 🤓👍
Mel’s Van World and in true style you leave us with a cliffhanger great video Mel. See you on the next one.
You'll need a step ladder to slide the awning onto the rail LOL :) braking those drill bits and screws, that uni strut is hardcore!! looking forward to see the final test!! Fingers crossed the tiger seal holds! (I have faith!)
Thank you as long as it last so I can take photos for the DVLA I’m happy 👍🤓👍
just watched again the rails 45 degree angled upwards would of been downwards if you had turned it over :) the rear end of van to the front end of van :)
It wouldn’t work I did think about it 👍🤓👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld www.screwfix.com/p/magnusson-rafter-square/9652v a square in the picture the long edge (hypotenuse) points down, Rotate the square it points up :)
Hi Mel. Get some cobalt HSS drill bits. Screwfix sell them (I believe).
Thank you 😊
I almost didn't watch this video, l didn't want to see you fall off the ladder 🤣🤣🤣💜
Kat cankan awww love that thank you 😊
@@BigVanSmallWorld 😊
Did it work in the end ? Haven’t seen a follow up video.... what awning are you going to use ? 😊
Wow its a flawless picture. you can tell no photo shopping here
😂 thanks 👍😂👍
Mel, do you think that the tiger seal or sikaflex would hold the unistrut down, as I don’t want to drill more holes in the roof
No I wouldn’t recommend that you use tiger seal or sikathere I would definitely use nuts and bolts there are already holes in the roof there covered up buy little plastic caps good luck
Hi Mel just thought mate if you wanted a rail that had the opening pointing downwards why didn't you buy the stuff with the opening going upwards and just put it on upside down? so it was pointing down
Good Question I’ll show you on Wednesday it’s hard to explain in words😊👍
I hope it holds Mel. I'd still stick at least a few screws in it though. I'm a bit belt and braces though 🤣
I would if I could get a drill to go in 😂🤓👍
Hi Mel. Love your vids and this one has me interested a lot more as I'm looking at putting an awning on my LWB Citreon Relay. I want a 3 metre long Awning but I seem to only find ones that are too short or too long. I wondered if you had one that was bang on 3 metres ? if so what make is it ? or if anyone else know one of this size or if it's possible to get one shortened ? Thanks !
I’ll be honest with you I did have a quick look at wot is available but I couldn’t find anything under £600 so I gave up on the idea until I can afford it 👍😬
@@BigVanSmallWorld The slide in type , like you have are a lot cheaper (and It's the type I want to go for ) but can't find any at at 3 metres. I wonder if they can be custom made . If anyone knows, please let me know. Thanks !
"If I can stick a window to the side of my van, why can't I stick this?" - I think we're working with this philosophy too :D
Thank you you’re the first to agree with me 🤓👍
Eh up, remind me which one of your vids has the home made awning sheet in it please? Can’t seem to find it. Cheers Mel.
This will be interesting 😝
Thank you 😊
oh man themself tappers that come with them rails are so crap I feel your pain , id try some posh drill bits cos unistrut is hard as nails but I thing you defo need some screw in it
Thank you 😊
Hi mel glad you didnt actually fall! Phew! Just curious, is tiger seal stronger than sikaflex? I'm fixing up a very old caravan at the mo. Your videos are so helpful 😊
Hi thank you for your concern 😊 I personally prefer tiger seal just because I’ve used it so much on my kit cars can’t say if it’s stronger or not but I’m confident it will hold my awning 👍🤓👍
Interesting Mel, is this for DVLA classification as I've noticed you're following their guidance, or are you using an awning? I've got the same set up with unistrut for my panels so would gives a good option to install without drilling more holes in the roof. Cheers 🍻
Hi yes it for the DVLA and also I have a driveway awning good luck with your build 🤓👍
Hi there great video!!
Can you tell me where did you get your rail from?
Thank you I got it off eBay
Them self drill screws aren't all that ,an unistrut is a decent bit of gear , so you should drill a pilot hole , a industrial hoover or a couple of super magnets takes care of the swarf ps don't forget to paint the holes , you dont want any rust ,nice kitout oi yor van
Hi Mel,
Can I ask is that white mast on your roof a tv arial, if so how do I buy one
Cheers mate☕️
Anthony😉
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Are you using an impact screw machine? Those don't work with drill head screws.
Yes that’s true 🤓👍
Did you make the unistrut roof rack yourself, is there a video of it ?
Yes I did make it myself and yes I made a video all about it if you go to my home page click on all videos you will see it there amongst many other videos you may find useful thanks for watching please consider subscribing thank you really appreciate your encouragement and support 👍🤓👍
Love the out takes Mel. Would that awning rail satisfy the dvla for reclassification or would you have to fit a full wind out awning?
We’ll I really don’t know but we will find out when I send off the paperwork I’m going to take photos of the awning fixed to the van 👍🤓👍
hi mtae, them windows you got. what they called? thankyou
Big thank you Mel, going to get one.Do you leave it glued to your roof,or just place it when required.
🍺 Ant
It’s magnetic I just leave it up there it’s fine works great too 👍🤓👍
love that thumbnail mel haha
Tasha Kelly thank you 😂🤓👍
PPS luv the thumb nail... it’s amazing you’ve got double the viewings. All waiting to see if you really fell off..😂😂😂
It was just a little bit of fun 😂🤓👍
That tiger seal looks messy Mel what this v shaped hack you mention. We all know you would get round the screw dilemma
As long as it holds the awning up for the photos for the DVLA that’s all that matters 👍🤓👍
I think you were experiencing “one of those days “ hahahahaha will be interesting to see if your experiment works
I think you could be rite 👍🤓👍
Always love your out takes :) looks very hard core the unit strut I have four meters either side on mine :) are you firing an canopy or caravan awning? :)
I got a massive driveway awning 👍🤓👍
Mel’s Van World what are they like to have? Are they easy to fit? :)
Funny thumbnail man
Thank you 😂👍
Mel what awning do you get please
Hi Mel, That red car behind you must have been doing 100mph 6:47 🤣
I know my pore cats 🐱 😂👍
As soon as you said you'd be drilling unistrut I guessed it wouldn't go well.
We live and learn 😂👍
yay
Hello 👋
Think you would have been better using filler foam 😂 Was waiting for the ladder to go 😂
That’s not nice 😂😂👍
hi mel what tv aerial on the roof you got,is it any good and did you drill through the roof,thanks
hi yes it works real well and i put the i dont drill holes in roof i use the plastic roof caps that most vans have at the rear for lights
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@@BigVanSmallWorld thanks mel got one on its way
Wrong fixings for unistrut Mel,drill a pilot hole first and they might go in,you need heavy steel tek fixings to go through without a pilot,good luck.
Thank you that’s really appreciated 👍🤓👍
Hi Mel what’s that on the roof a TV or a WiFi airial
Hello it’s TV but it’s rubbish 👍😂👍
Mel’s Van World do they have such things as WiFi Ariana to pick up a stronger signal ?
Do you know what it’s called and where to get one
Oh Mel are u ok, did you hat save you 😂
😂 love it so funny 😂 👍😂👍
Oh NO! If that glue works holding that awning while screaming down the free-way, I'll EAT IT! If the screws don't work, I hope you drilled enough holes so the glue penetrates the holes and goes hard, like a nail / screw.
It will be fine 😂👍
Did u update the video Mel ?
I’m not sure 🤔 👍
3:12 well this video isn't kid friendly, you left your but plug on the roof mel LOL.
Ohh Graham I do worry about you 😂😂👍
Don’t use their screws they are crap I fitted one a few months ago
Yep I definitely discovered that 😂👍
You missed an 'E' out of QUITE in your title 🤦🤦
Hahah thank you 👍👍👍
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How long is "free"? 😂😂😂😂
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Has it fallen off yet?
No it’s still there thank you 😂👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld I have to say, I'm not optimistic because of the stress that it will suffer when in use. But good luck with it, and stay safe.