Excellent video series! No yapping mug on camera, just high-speed footage with a great design. I will use your basic design for just a topper rather than a camper and I will angle the front portion for a little less wind resistance. Love your design. Simple, sturdy, neat. Great job!

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Thanks. I'll be doing something similar for my 2.0 build this summer. And ignore my battery videos then. Very boring stuff.

Keep up the good work I like the fact that you are driving daily with it on that way you know how to tweak it right then instead of having to take it apart to fix any problems that may occur.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Its a great help. And its been fun when people stop to tell you that they notice the progress. And they can all see it grow with their own eyes.

Not a carpenter, you are a genius, watched all the videos beautiful work, thanks for sharing

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

hahahaha. You my friend. Are too kind. But thank you none the less.

This thing is slick man. Your killing it.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'm loving this build. And this one is just version 1.0 lol

Sik!

@RecceCampers

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Good stuff man really enjoy watching this series of videos that you've put out certainly learned a fair bit I've considered doing this myself I have a background of aircraft manufacturer using Composites specifically interesting since we have to go to a place and buy one of these you know they're 30-40- 50 thousand xcetera, but I commend you most importantly I'm jumping in and doing it that's how we learn I really appreciate you sharing what you're doing there that's the backbone of America and these tumultuous times people just jumping in and making stuff happen for them and their families not relying on over structure if you know what I mean peace brother!

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Cost was a big factor in this build. That and making it function the way I want. And not the way some company decides. It will be cheaper for this prototype and my next model then it would be to buy a new camper. thank you again. And glad you enjoyed it.

Excelente trabalho parabéns 👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷

@RecceCampers

2 жыл бұрын

Obrigado

This is cool

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joel. I hope it works out. It's been fun doing this.

Maybe you could explain some things that you are doing at the end of the video and show what you done and how you’ve done it

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. This is version 1.0. I will be doing version 2.0 when I get my new home and will definitely give everyone a bit more info. Thank you for the suggestion.

Nice, I have a Titan too, building my own "bug out box". The one thing I wanted to see was the door, how to build it so that it's tight and weather proof against the tailgate but still be able to open the tailgate but you filmed from the side 😢

Ok what was that really bright light at 2:30 that started at the far right and seemed to come toward the camera. 🤔 The sun is out.amd bright that day but this was really bright 😎

Hello, congratulations. excellent work. Just a few questions, how many mm is the phenolic plate you use? and the racks are 2x3? thank you

that think must weigh so much

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

It's not as light as my next version will be. But it's still under 400lbs for the shell. 4 people easily lift it up onto the truck with no issues. Hopefully I can shave a lot off my next version by changing my materials.

@odinnleemoriarty3333

3 жыл бұрын

@@RecceCampers nice. That's actually not bad at all. I'm planning on doing a wood slide in soon but much lighter framing, mostly just using the skin for structure

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

@@odinnleemoriarty3333 nice. If all goes well I should be starting 2.0 soon and changing the material all together. Keep me posted on your build. I'm always interested in seeing other peoples versions.

I have a question, what about windows for the side. Maybe security reasons? You dont have to answer, I'll keep watching. My grandfather had a camper on the back of his truck also. I just wanted to let you know you are doing great work. How many children do you have? It was so cute to see the little one jump up😁 calling it a night. I will watch the other videos tomorrow. I'm so glad the The Crockers recommended your channel 😁

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. And as for your question on windows. I'm still toying around with the idea. The hard structure will not have any. Maybe eventually in the rear door. And possibly in the pop up sides and back. There is a window in the front that connects it to the cab of the truck. My honest answer is that I love the blackout idea. And having something that I can be in and have zero light come in. And zero lights go out is the appealing part to me. But I'm looking at having some placed later for natural light. Just not sure where just yet.

@charlottewaldeck763

3 жыл бұрын

@@RecceCampers thank you for responding. Sounds like a good ideas. Sometimes plans do change a you go along building. 😁

When your first doing the frame do u use just screws for the sides and rails?

@RecceCampers

2 жыл бұрын

I used screws to initially hold everything in place.

What did you use to bolt it?

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

I used 1/2-inch x 8-inch Carriage Bolt - Hot Dipped Galvanized. I used 4 of them. Or are you talking about how I have it attached to the truck?

Did it rott yet

I wonder how much all the wood cost? I'm guessing at least $150.

@RecceCampers

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/aKJ8lZqBgsm1h6w.html I have a break down of the cost in this video.

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