What's up! I'm Will.
I am an obsessed DIYer and Woodworker. I'm not professional or have any training, so I just pick the project I want to tackle and figure it out step by step. Life and projects always have a way of teaching you lessons. I hope to pass along some tips, tricks, and lessons to you that I've learned along my journey.
I can remember my first toolset that my grandparents gave me when I was little and I was hooked ever since. I've always found a passion for fixing things and making them better.
Thanks for checking out my channel and my videos!
Keep creating!
Will
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Have you had any issues with the angle iron expansion/contraction causing any cracks? I did mine the same way and was just curious -Thx!
@@KPuckett34 no issues that I can tell. Everything is still just how we originally built it almost 5 years ago now. Except for a few veneer stones that have come off.
now that is a clever design.
Hey just cought your radio install didn't look to bad. Question u said it had a back up camera couldn't you hook it up to a small monitor or the radio mount outside as a security camera just a thought
I actually installed a backup camera by wiring it to one of the red marker lights for power. The receiver/monitor them plugs into a cigarette lighter in the cab and connects wirelessly. Works great.
How has the paints held up?
Don't know actually. Sold the camper about a month after painting it.🤦
Excellent idea I'm going to build me some like that . thanks
Great video! Probably the best I’ve found on this topic. I’m in the early planning stages of a DIY outdoor fireplace & pavilion project. Planning to permit everything but anxious about all the red tape. Can you elaborate on why the inspector refused to permit yours as wood-burning? I’d like to try and anticipate any objections they may have. (I assume it may have been an issue with standoff distance from the main dwelling or the fact that it touches your pavilion?) The only major difference in my plan is that I’m going to purchase a pre-engineered outdoor fireplace unit (FireRock or Isokern) and build it out to my dimensions with block. My pavilion will also be a separate structure, not attached to the house. Also might use double insulated metal flue inside the chimney as an extra safety measure.
What a nice fat black Rod ..7: 45😂😂😂😂😂😂 i was getting ideas from Rv vids like this. .. and i ran across this years biggest laugh .. thank you so much .. 😂😂😂😂
What’s the dimensions of the little library
About 16" from bottom to where the roof angle starts. And about 14" deep.
What happened with the camera
The camera still works but on that aftermarket grill there was not a front camera mounting spot like with the original grill. So it "rigged" it the best I could. When I put the truck in reverse the front camera comes on but you can see some of the letters from the grill. I find that I rarely used it anyway so not a big deal to me.
I've recently bought a set of these and have two major issues with them: 1. I live off a gravel driveway and these things collect rocks insanely bad. I've had to start carrying a small right-angle pick to get the rocks out so I don't pepper everyone's windshields once I'm on asphalt. 2. Two of the tires are out of round and even with a perfect zero-balance, they shake terribly above 65 mph. Unfortunately I bought them off of eBay and can't get them warrantied. Other than that, they stick to the road like glue in dry and wet. They are very stable tires and do a great job of taming bumps, staying planted in hard cornering, stop very well under heavy braking and do not seem to hydroplane in standing water. I haven't driven them in snow, but with the high silica content, unique tread pattern and abundance of siping, I can imagine these tires would perform extremely well in snow, slush and ice.
I guess I haven't experienced the gravel thing because I don't go on gravel that much. Very rare. Weird that you got a couple of tires that were out of round. I've usually had good luck buying tires off ebay. You are very correct about how well they grip the road on dry pavement. The cornering is way better in these vs the RT. And yes they do great on wet pavement. Thanks for your comment!!
Judging by the title of that book, this dude is one of those "Soverign Citizens" Cop love these guys when they try their BS
So that's what your focus was on? The prop book I used in the intro? Not sure what you mean by "try their BS"? What is it that I'm going to try?
@WillMosbey The whole "SovCit routine is easy to dismantle. It's all based upon presumptions that have no basis in fact. I hate cops, but make no mistake, they know the ACTUAL Law, and they know how do lie. And the good ones do it VERY WELL. look again at the title of that book he makes sure you see the title of. Look and you shall see. He's telling you who he really is.
@WillMosbey He made VERY sure we saw the title of the book. SovCits are easily dismantled by smart cops. since they know the ACTUAL law. The entire Soverign Citizen thing is based upon legal ideas that have no basis in fact. Look and you shall see. He's telling you who he is by making sure you see the title of his book.
Cranking up some Offspring while you work. That sounds like my shop.
Recently put some Radar Renegade RT's 35x12.5 and love them, but like you, the road noise can be a bit much already. I wanted something big to fill the fender well but realizing having that much tread has its downsides as well. The next set will most likely be the AT Pro's like yours. They look great and obviously get the job done just fine. Thanks for the update on the AT Pro's!
Thanks Brian!
Glad the Radar Renegade AT Pro tires are treating you well! Thanks for the awesome 5K+ miles review🙌🙌
Thank you.
@Radartires you need to offer these in a 295/65R20 I like the taller tire and prefer to keep my factory 20's I see that size is available in the AT5 and the RT. I'm not sure i need the RT but I'm interested in the Pro's. Need a test dummy? Send'em to me! @Will Mosbey thanks for the videos keep them coming.
Appreciate the update. I'm buying my set tomorrow!
Thank you. You'll love them!
So does it just play on all the speakers all the time? How would this work for outdoor speakers?
Hey Will, thank you so much for putting this together. It is the most thorough herringbone address sign tutorial that I've seen on KZread (and I watched a ton). I followed it almost exactly, except our house is white & black so I painted our sign white with the black letters & trim instead of staining it. I would recommend adding the verbiage for "address sign" for the KZread alorithm. It should net you a lot more views. I am forward to watching more tutorials from you!
Thanks for that. Yeah I really didn't know what to title it for the algorithm. So that's a good idea and worth making the change to see what happens.
Mr. & Mrs. Mosbey you all did one hell of a job! Thanks for this upload.
Thank you so much!
Is that a factory suspension on that truck?
No I added a 3" level kit. The rest is stock.
Does it need air and moisture barrier , if using mineral wool insulation?
According to the folks at Noah who did the inspection, a moisture or vapor barrier is not necessary in the ceiling. Looking back I kind of wish I would have done a vapor barrier in the subfloor. But it all worked out.
I may be wrong but that adjusting leg would have to tread out of the box frame to lower the panels as the angle you show, the leg is at the edge of the frame
so amazing, I recently got a 2004 Forest River that looks a lot like the before pictures, question, how did you get the loveseat in the trailer?
Enloop Batteries!!
Great idea . Thanks for sharing
Damn this guy is HOT 🥵 😍
That is nice.
Actually been looking at these since the start of the year... and they never left backorder status. Still listed as backorder in fact
I'm going to be doing a follow up video here soon. It's due. Good luck getting them.
Thank you for sharing with us. You did a great job!
First diyer....explanations are very easy to understand.
Looks awesome! Wondering if you could link the type of mattress you got from Amazon and if you have a video for how you built the storage/platform please?
What are you running for tire pressure? Everyone has different answers I have 35’s I only tow once a week
Great review
That’s dumbest idea to have a storage above the door, how are you gonna fix the springs? 🤔
Awesome build. I plan on doing something similar to this. Just curious what are the dimensions for your pergola?
are they a true 35in tall tire
The reason why the smoke was coming out at the beginning of the video is because there is no damper, also I don't see the flue..
How are they holding up now that it’s been 7months?
Really good. I'll be doing a follow up video this weekend
@@WillMosbey I seen your at pro video I think I might go with those. I noticed you mentioned uneven wear on the tread. In your opinion at pros better?
@@KingCuba0731 there's no uneven tread wear on the AT pros. The RTs definitely had a bit of that uneven tread wear which made them ridiculously loud.
@@WillMosbey awesome! Looks like I’m getting some AT Pros
No flew(not sure if that's spelled right) pipe? Does it draft properly without it?
Yes it drafts correctly.
What kind of unit did you purchase off Amazon, I cannot catch what you called it. Thank you
We are going to build a fireplace to the side of my pavilion. How do you keep rain from coming in front of the fireplace? How is it connected to your roof?
Hahaha F- the inspector!
Excellent instructions !!
Can a entire 4x8 sheet of plywood be hung up using this trick?
Where ya getting those L brackets from?
I grabbed them from Lowe's
Thanks
How are you liking them 2 years later?! Wear nicely?
Hey thanks for the comment. If you go looking through some of the other comments and see where I have responded you'll see my thoughts. I got rid of them and went to the all terrains because of road noise was too unbearable.
You sold me on these. It was between these and the Patagonia XT
Great video. I’m about to do something similar. My only question is how do you feel about all that weight on a slab alone without a footing? Do you have any concerns with it frost heave possibly compromising the structure?
Music is distracting. Two songs going at the same time..?
Hi Sir, is 30mm wheel spacer from my ford ranger wildtrak is safe? Just recently installed 30mm KR 4x4 wheel spacers after installing new set of tires; 285/60 R18. Thanks
I've had the same question. I've always wanted to put a spacer on but haven't. I'm not convinced that they're safe.
@@WillMosbey Thank you very much sir for the quick revert.
great job!
Thank you!
Some Tiny House trailer models have a perimeter flange where the exterior walls are anchored and supported. However, a perimeter flange has the potential to facilitate thermal bridging since an uninsulated corner is formed where the subfloor and exterior walls meet. This vulnerability causes condensation to form inside the living space. In order to maintain a consistent insulated envelope a Tiny House will require a trailer with a full width subfloor, built within the trailer frame, that extends out to the space usually occupied by the vulnerable perimeter flange; eliminating any uninsulated corners.A trailer with a full width subfloor is preferred to eliminate non insulated corners. Trailers with uninsulated perimeter flanges or outriggers maybe susceptible to thermal bridging between the corners where the perimeter walls and subfloor meet with the potential to form condensation near the inside corner the Tiny House floor.