The Master of Skoolies. I go back to your videos when ever I got in troubl in my Skoolie. Thank you so much 👍👍👍

@TranscendExistence1111

4 жыл бұрын

arabian_skooli تحويل حافلة إلى كرفان thank you so much!!

Brother, this has to be the slickest metal work I've seen on a conversion. The using of the inside tin is beyond efficient. Hats off.

@TranscendExistence1111

4 жыл бұрын

Timothy Mallet thanks for the kind words!

👍🏻👍🏻 ONLY You could reconstructed those steps 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Simply put, your a hell of a artist. When I seen the cover come off that second stair, I was thinking oh no. You just smiled. You sir are a lucky one, to have found something to do that makes you happy.

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you....no matter what is in your direct path, just smile and keep pressing forward.

Love these quotes at the end.

I'm always amazed by your welding and metal working skills.

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Zack!

I don't see how I missed all these videos LOL

Blue B looking great. looking forward to see the rest and finish product.

Amazing to see how much your loving life.

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

Geo Jeff yes....life is awesome! Thanks for watching!

Several videos ago, the rusted-out, bondo'd, dented gouge in the back upper edge was "one more thing I have to fix"... Now cutting out the floor of the (also very rusted) steps lol. You're amazing 😊 Guess nothing is a problem when you know how to do literally everything lol. I can't believe how great each new section comes out. Amazing job. Incredibly impressive. 😊👌😎

@TranscendExistence1111

4 жыл бұрын

Heather Clark thank you so much! It’s taken a lifetime of screwing things up to become proficient at the skills I’ve learned. I’m definitely grateful for the talents I’ve acquired.

you know i have watched just about every roof raise done on a bus on youtube and i must say that i love the way you did yours i think if i ever do this to a bus i will definitely be copying your method thank you for sharing and as always keep on keeping on

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Awesome...thank you for watching!!

It is good to see that I am not the only one to weld and use a grinder while wearing shorts and short sleeved shirts (haha). Great work as usual.

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah....I'm beginning to think my safety shorts aren't working so well at times, I have accumulated multiple burn wounds during this conversion!! LOL

@AaronBockelie

8 жыл бұрын

I have the same problem with my safety shorts. At least the sparks have a place to go...

What a brilliant job mate, well done !! Seeya Rob

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching the videos!!

This man laughs at rust.

It's amazing how you welding crafts it and skills

good viideo editing as well

all right now you are grate man do this wow some day it well be my time

Very nice work as always! I have a concern about seeing out that door. When I do my bus I thought about covering that door and still have a window at the top and maybe a small semi truck window at the bottom. I even thought about moving the bus door in the middle kinda like a traditional RV has but that would take up valuable space in that area. I may just leave the door there but build a one piece door kind like a MCI has. Keep us updated Mudda!

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah....this is just temporary, I'm replacing the existing window with clear glass and adding another long narrow window to the lower section of the door.

great job....

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

Lighthouse Worship Center thank you!

thanks a lot very good video...

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

you do some incredibly good work, did or do you have a job that taught you these skills, I was an aircraft mechanic myself for 20 years and i was never one to shy away from taking a different path than others (thinking out of the box), you do a lot of that

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks...Yes, I've done a lot of sheetmetal and heavy structure work on aircraft as well as fabrication and body work on custom cars and hot rods. I'm very thankful for the knowledge attained in those fields as it has been very helpful in this conversion.

just got caught up with all your bus videos. great job. I was wondering how those cleacoes and rivets working. I watched another guy rebuild his m109a2 van. he was prior a/c mechanic.

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

They work great!! It retains an original factory look also, which is something I like about using them. Thanks for watching all the videos.....that must have been quite the marathon! :)

Did have to replace a lot of metal under the bus? Did you spray some kind of undercoating to the bottom?

Again WOW that is such nice work!! Are you sure you won't come and work on my bus and raise it like you have done yours but just a little different? I will pay you good!

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

John Wootten I'm actually thinking of traveling to help fellow Skoolie owners transform their buses. I just have to finish mine first!! :) Thanks for watching!!

mad skills, just watched the entire build in almost sitting...... I assume you do this sort of thing for a living (panel work)

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

I have done much fabrication work on on Hot Rods and Aircraft, those skills definitely come in handy on this build. Thanks...and thanks for watching!

@heatherclark2623

4 жыл бұрын

@@TranscendExistence1111 That's totally what it made me think of when you were welding strip sections under the auto window/skylight (which turned out looking really cool, btw). Very aircraft ✈🛩🛫🚀 😎✌

I need to put an RV door in my bus, problem is I have fiberglass, not metal

Hey Waldo...How does one locate an email for you??? 😂 I want to hire your bad ass self.

@TranscendExistence1111

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Muddaearth@yahoo.com

Nice. I thought you'd use thicker metal for the step

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

I used the same thickness as the original steps. I will cover them with either wood or some sort of metal at a later date....much like that were originally. Thanks for watching!

I still get burns wearing pants. Not sure I could wear shorts. Unless they were OSHA approved of course.

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

I rarely get burns on my legs......Mostly on my ankles or in my shoes! lol

After watching the first 24 I was wondering if there are more to follow?

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching....There will definitely be more videos. I plan to document the entire build.

Will u be able to see out the window to drive, and great video

@TranscendExistence1111

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah....this is just temporary, I'm replacing the existing window with clear glass and adding another long narrow window to the lower section of the door.

So I've been looking at skoolie videos for a while now. Many of them are pretty cheaply done. Poor video and editing skills to boot. I always wonder why the do it the way they do. You are doing exactly like I was planning right down to the LED light bar up front, only I would like to incorporate it into a retro visor. I like the workshop in the back too. This will be my full time residence for at least 10 years of traveling. I'll watch your build with great interest.

@TranscendExistence1111

7 жыл бұрын

Larry Putman The thing I find cool is that, those people are following their passions and living their dream! It's so awesome to see them doing it. No matter their skill level, they keep pressing forward and get it done and seem to enjoy every moment of it.....to me, that's inspiring!! :)

Do you ever have the guard on your death-wheel?

@TranscendExistence1111

6 жыл бұрын

Rarely...it gets in the way 9 times out of 10.