Building Amazing DIY CAMPER Start to Finish

Building Amazing DIY CAMPER Start to Finish | 5 Weeks in 15 Minutes by

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Today, we're embarking on a journey through the construction of a mini camper van, meticulously crafted by the talented team at Builders Blueprint.
From laying down the frame to erecting the plywood walls and fitting solar panels, this entire project was completed in just 5 weeks!
For those fascinated by campervans or considering building one themselves, this video is packed with all the details you'll need for inspiration.
Dive in and don't miss a beat of this informative adventure.
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@buildersblueprint

Thanks for sharing our video. We love the remix.❤️

@duaneayers6117

This video has nothing to do with the picture that it portrays on it. It's something totally different. Sad

@jasonweiss2773

Thanks for the bait and switch. Where's THE GOOD ONE in the thumb nail?

@dimetrekorsikov5643

A rolling solar oven. There's a really really good reason almost all campers, rvs, motorhomes and trailers have white or silver roofs and the majority have white or light colored side walls.... good luck with your build.

@-opresiet-1414

Black? You’re going to love that colour during the summer.

@Dufalak

Красавчик👍 и жена помогает. Молодцы.

@guyh.4553

Thanks for posting this. Lots of hard work went into it. I question covering the camper with BLACK bedliner. You're just making an unnecessary oven, even with your AC unit. But it is commendable what you've done. I'm going to use some of these on my camper rebuild! 🎉🎉

@jaymair5086

Very nice. I did know a man who made a trailer from an old folding, camp bed. Dunno how he achieved this but it held a ton and a half of chopped wood. It worked a treat and probably still does. A very clever guy who I hope is still here and being clever and inventive 🙏

@Junkboy888

why is the thumbnail for a different camper?

@louisl.8724

Bait switch for sure. Sham on you!

@BlenderStudy

Thank you for the update, Quantum Tech HD..!! Amazing work of superior craftsmanship..!!

@globex_official

I appreciate how you explain this topic clearly. Your passion for your KZfaq channel is evident. Your content has given me some great ideas for potential new videos. I'll be sure to follow your work and share ideas!❤😁

@Torqu3d

Excellent little rig. Quality build, no compressed saw dust boards being used is a plus.

@petermccormack3542

I have been watching quite a number of New Builds like this .I would put you in the top 2 .

@Gbarthelow79

Damn click bait I want to see the one in the thumbnail not the one in the video

@chucky47240

Impressive ! That's wonderful !

@user-mr6px7yb9g

Красивый проект. Дружная семья. Мужчина достоин уважения. Респект жене. 👍

@ajwalou-nack2343

Excellent work . On a side note. You can buy bigger that 8 x 4 plywood. I've had 5' x 10' sheets at half inches thick and three quarter thick when i used to work in a joinery shop for the nuclear research centre in Harwell.

@Kaylas_Customs

Not trying to a Deby Downer ,,, i really Like the build ... at the End i noticed when it was being towed it had a slight Wobble ... You may need some weight in the front to counter ...Kind regards from New Zealand :)

@lekkerklussen3449

With most of the weight in the back of the tiny camper you must make sure the weight on the towe hook will be at least 60 kilogram otherwize driving at higher speeds will make the camper sway out of control. Black coating on the outside will turn the inside very hot when the sun shines brightly in summer. I second the remark made earlier about the enclosure of moisture in the plywood and the subsequent rot that will appear after a fwe years. But having written all that ...... very nice job !!!