I have a feeling that all the talking you do while filming you would be doing anyway with nobody around to hear it. Love the video's and the truck. keep the outloud thinking content coming please

Chad, nothing you cant build or fix. Very creative and full of ideas.

You can go over the acrylic glas with sand Papier and make it sort of milky....worked for me fine

About a bazillion dollars worth of aluminum in that awesome door.

@BrokeOverLand

2 жыл бұрын

:) The original title to the video was going to be “stupidly expensive bathroom door!”

Nicely made, sort of industrial look.

Nice Work!!PIP

"It's like really expensive Legos, for stupid adults." I love this descriptor for 80/20! 🤣

@d.fresh.750

2 жыл бұрын

Great work on the door, too! You could add that cloudy window film for bathroom windows, if the transparency is a concern...

80/20 appeals to my inner child. But when I price a project (and the brackets and hardware cost more than the extrusions) I start considering "how can I do this with epoxy paper -mâché..?"

Very nice!

great job!

Lol, Great vid man, you do Awesome work, I really enjoyed watching, Thanks for sharing.

thats looks cool .

Looks great. Can you post what your latch for the crawl through is? You’d could put a window film on it or spray on obscuring (don’t remember the name) translucent stuff. Or do a light sand glass to one side to etch it. I think your privacy will be dependent on which side of the door has more light. Keep up the great work.

@BrokeOverLand

2 жыл бұрын

The latch is a standard slam latch. 8020.net/12145.html I’m not overly happy with it. Since I need to leave it un-latched if I want to crawl through from the cab side. It’s on the re-design list.

looks cool

Could take the bathroom panels and scribe patterns all over it with a CNC so it'd obscure anything on the other side (unless someone is determined... but, gross). Even go crazy and embed LEDs within the extruded aluminum so they'd hit the patterns CNC'd into the glass panel and really obscure things... will looking dope AF.

Great job. Love the build 👍🏻

Always make me chuckle - thank you! Nice job as always.

A very nice bathroom door it is, too! Good video.

Yo, saw you on the road, gonna check your channel out

You could always just sand the backside of the panels.

@BrokeOverLand

Жыл бұрын

That is an option.

Wow! That turned out really good...BTW don't move anything on the floor while you are building the door, just stand on top of the stuff in your way.... :)

@BrokeOverLand

2 жыл бұрын

I was totally waiting for somebody to say something about that. Haha

@SeanFillner

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrokeOverLand You know me, I can't resist some ribbing on your channel....

Not judging, just jelly. Wish I had a mill and the ability to use it.

Yeah, those extrusions are insane expensive last time I was playing with them at a test equipment company. We were using those to make load cells in a much larger computer system. They're tough as hell but cha Ching. Have they started vibrating apart at all on road trips? I'm guessing alum

using the engine turning method from old hotrodding would add style and you wouldn't see thru the plexi, or just use good vinyl graphics sheet to make it darker. good stuff as usual.

Love the build. Can you tell me where you get the clear access covers on your tanks

@BrokeOverLand

2 жыл бұрын

Amazon. Here is the associate link. amzn.to/3B1TY9a

Broke you must own stock in 8020. we used it at and it was big $$$$$

Great build! What size is the extrusion for the door?

@BrokeOverLand

8 ай бұрын

Thanks, it is 1.5” also known as 15 series.

But what should you be doing?

@BrokeOverLand

2 жыл бұрын

Installing the heater. :)

where do you source your 8020?

@BrokeOverLand

2 жыл бұрын

8020.net for the most part. But McMaster-Carr for the fittings