Thanks 👍

Thanks 👍

Thanks 👍

Oh thank you!

Yes, great idea. On my next build I am going to experiment with all different ways including that, also a large magnet I've seen used, a vacuum underneath as you might use with plasterboard drilling etc.

Thank you. and yes, Lacock is not far from me and travel very nearby on way to golf club. We don't go to Bath very often although only 45ish mins as too many tourists and inflated prices.... sorry but true.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 sorry for my contributions to inflation. 🙂

thank you for the kind words. in regards to decals, I had my local signwriter/printer company do it. all will be revealed at the van tour. I am not currently planning to apply to DVLA.

thanks sounds like a good idea about decals@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203

Yes, it was £65 ish pounds. quite expensive for what it is but very handy none the less.

I got all the aluminium parts for the cabinets along with the furniture board from Morlands. hope that helps.

Thanks mate starting today bluddy floor was manky dirty sweat just dropped off me yesterday think I lost weight lol

@@1billycandoit 😅😅 I feel your pain on that one, it was same for me. I got through a good whole small tin of hammerite white after a good hard wire brush to get the crud off. why are ex-work vans always such a state. if you are just starting my best advice would be to think carefully about order of installation. if you are doing a fly screen or step or LPG underslung tank for example, these are pretty much first and anything else that involves the van floor and holes before laying the flooring. good luck with it.👍

Oh! that's what the cold sweats were!

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 🤣 most probably. Seriously though have you done a spreadsheet (or even just made notes on a toilet roll)? I'm trying to convince my Boss (SWMBO) it's the way to go once we sell our moho).

@@keithwalden5855 I worked out carefully how much all the parts would cost before we stated so had a flavour for what it would be. did not account for the extras like the bullfinch but these bits are only small costs in the big scheme of things. we decided that if we were going to do it, might as well try, at least, to do a decent job of it. I made the decision at the start to not even begin unless the finances were in place for the components on my wish list. True I could have gone out and bought a nearly new Hymercar for the money I've spent but my spec is far far beyond... or I think they are?

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 that's why I want to do our own. You have exactly what you want. You also know how the thing is put together so that it's easier (relatively) to snag any problems. Thanks for the reply.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 your setup is way better than the factory cookie cutter vans. And you doing it yourself and filming the whole process is a great contribution to the rest of us. This last year I have been fixing all the odds and ends on my Roadtrek. Amazing how fast it all totals up.

quite true but as the hot feed was right there, seemed sensible to use it anyway.