Thank you for powering through cause I’m inspired

@RecceCampers

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching. Glad it inspired you.

just binge watched all 17 parts nice work!! very cool

@StruggleandStrive

3 жыл бұрын

Same! this turned out awesome.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

lol I'm glad I don't make them longer then 5 min each. I would hate to be the cause for someone being stuck in their homes all week.

I’m popping through your videos on this project, very cool. The best part for me is watching how you involve your kids, letting them be a part of this project. Kudos & much respect from one parent to another.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. They loved it for sure.

Just jammed all your videos. Awesome job. I wish I knew more about you and your family and reasons for doing this project. Sent over from the Crockers.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, Right now its all about the camper. I am doing this for my family. And they know me(although some may never admit to it). Once the camper is done and we start moving around there will be more added to the story.

Looking forward to seeing what you do next, I love watching your brain work, lol well done, definitely fun to watch.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not. I enjoy watching my brain work also. When I can convince it to do so.

Hi. Thank you for sharing your videos about the work you are doing. very good .. you gave me an idea. since I want to buy a truck to do something similar ... thanks again. and good job .... Congratulations.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the great message. Best of luck with your project.

Excelente projeto,parabéns.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

Jason and Jaylena sent me over from the Crockers channel.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for stopping by.

Why 2x4s? I would think a 2x2 with glue would be good too? It would save weight. You are doing a really good and smart job. Love your kids.

hey man, please keep these vids coming. I binge watched all of them tonight as I prepare to do something similar to keep me occupied this winter in Seattle area. Would you consider making one detailing out how you hook up power, what you'll use for cooking, and what your plans are for the sleeping arrangements upstairs? also how you'll finish the inside, if you will at all, or if you'll leave it raw wood. thank you so much for all of these vids!!

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

I will be adding the canvas some time in the next few weeks. And once it is completely closed in I will add the electrical and water. I also have a whole diagram that I'll be sharing in those videos. And as for the rest. I will have a walk through video once the canvas is complete to show everything that I have up to that point and how I am using it at that point. I do have an answer and a plan for all your questions in my upcoming videos. Thanks for watching. I really do appreciate the comments.

@millennialfisherman4212

3 жыл бұрын

That would be so cool! Honestly having the diagrams or really any point of reference would be extremely helpful just so that im not buying 2x4’s and other lumber that’s not completely necessary. I’m also curious what you do for the canvas to make it water tight, or if you don’t really care about that, and only anticipate using the pop top in nice weather.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

@@millennialfisherman4212 I am still trying to get some canvas. Seems hard to gather in my area and it's being shipped right now. But I will be using waterproof canvas as I plan to use this all year round. And our winters are mostly rain. So I'll need the protection.

@paulhyde1834

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, me too!! I'm going to do something along these lines but much smaller on the bed of my Suzuki Super Carry truck!!!! Great to be able to share ideas across the ocean!

So you sprayed some sort of finish on the outside to waterproof it? Thanks!

Just watched all your videos on this. Very interesting. I've already got the itch to overland... this just makes me want to do it more. Great job. I read that this is pretty much a prototype?

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. And yes. This is a prototype. I plan to rebuild in the next year or two out of proper material. I live in a space that I can't just do welding in my backyard. Or other types of work. So I started with this prototype to make a cheaper camper that I can modify if I think of something else I want to do. My work will most possibly move me in the next couple years and my next home will have this in mind.

Isn't that thing pretty heavy?

@RecceCampers

2 жыл бұрын

Actually no. You have to remember that this is just a topper. I am nowhere near the capacity of this truck.