Diary Of A Camper Conversion
Left is done and now it’s time to do the same on the right.
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Left is done and now it’s time to do the same on the right.
Continue reading DOACC: The Right WallDiary Of A Camper Conversion
Wow today, I achieved a lot. Well, it looks like I achieved a lot. It’s been in progress for several weeks but today its all come together for one wall.
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Well the plan was a solid one, but ultimately floored.
Continue reading DOACC: Sack It OffDiary Of A Camper Conversion
I’ve had some paperwork to do this morning but then made it out into the shed. I had to be on a video call but I didnt expect to contribute much so I could do some bits and pieces in the background.
Continue reading DOACC: Sneaky Frames & 3D PrintsDiary Of A Camper Conversion
My hunch has paid off and the result is surprisingly neatly bent hardboard. So I set about cutting strips, soaking them and then slowly bending them to shape around the skylight trims. They are made from aluminium and strong enough to act as forms. Once all clamped up and bent, they just had to dry, so I left them in the shed while I went to work on the van.
Continue reading DOACC: Bending hardboard & vapour barrierDiary of a camper conversion
Today I took 3 hours to put up a sum total of 2 bits of wood. It took 2 attempts.
Continue reading DOACC: Roof design finalisedDiary of a camper conversion
Needed to add more wood batons to the centre of the roof ribs to support the floating light shelf thing. Still not quite worked out how to do it, so left them oversized.
Continue reading DOACC: More roofDiary of a camper conversion
Using WAYYY too much duct tape I made little dividing walls in the door cavities. This will – in theory- keep the fluffy insulation from getting tied up in the mechanism of the door and locks.
Continue reading DOACC: Rear doors deadening and insulationDiary of a camper conversion
This was a big one. Can’t do much else without the floor being sorted out.
Continue reading DOACC: Floor RemovalOn a standby flight means being there early, so this morning I was first up and, having packed the night before in a chocolate frog-fuelled rage, left the house before seeing anyone else. My flight was at midday (I hoped) and then the team’s flight was at midnight, so they had another 12 hours to play in Tokyo.
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