Wow! that is awesome! Great build, and thanks for sharing!

Great work young man. You have many years of craftsmanship ahead. I’m a 32 year cabinetmaker. I started at 14 years old

Appreciate your clarity in providing valuable information. Don’t stop!🌺

Helpful video. Cheers.

Piss poorly assembled cabinets using little tiny itty bitty nails and cheap paper glue.

thank You Tube for ff and mute. nonetheless, nice job 😱😉👍

Is there any kind of vapor barrier needed between the insulation and van wall?

"tacky, but not sticky to the touch"? .... huh? .... what dictionary are you using? ---- gotta love it kid, but you could work on your definitions. Also, it might help to think more thoroughly about some things like sealing out moisture, including paying attention to how it will tend to seep through the smallest of gaps, including under heads of fasteners. ---- Good call on many details. Keep at it!

Omg I need so much help with my electrical system in my van! It was already installed by previous owner and now I have no idea what to do to get it organized properly

Any reason you did not wire the equipment ground on the Dc-DC charger ?

Great looking planters. The base looks real high end. Definitely can use cheap cooking oil to alleviate sticking but fabulous problem solving, entire video and end product. ✨🫶👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🪴

So sad to cover up that beautiful wood with white paint. Why waste your time putting up real wood to jusr cover it up ?

I am so greatful for this video...I've been without water hooked up for almost 3 years (living full time in my van.) I finally have the guts to put it in myself!! Thanx to how concise this video is! You are a great teac her- I know NOTHING ABOUT PLUMBING- but I believe I can make this simple setup now in my van!!!

Very cool! You have a new sub!

Master Craftsmanship.... 🔨

When in motion, the interior of any van, truck, trailer, RV, etc. is experiencing an earthquake while the exterior is experiencing a hurricane. Build accordingly. I build exclusively with aluminum extrusions that are rigidly affixed to structural members of the vehicle using rivnuts. No new holes drilled in the vehicle. Ever. Aluminum extrusions are twice as strong as wood at half the weight. With machine screws fixing the extrusions to vehicle structure, the strength simply cannot be matched by any combination of staples, nails, screws and glue. I affix panels to extrusions using inserts and machine screws. No holes to strip. All hardware (slides, hinges, etc.) are affixed to extrusions using machine screws and captivated nuts. Beyond the obvious strength benefits, my builds are silent (no endlessly annoying creaks and rattles). I'm able to reconfigure if necessary, and panel removal is quick and easy when needed to access systems such as water, wiring, etc. Everyone who's ever witnessed one of my builds has said that there's no way that they'd build that way. The simple truth is that there's no other way that I would build. As for the build featured in this video, the builder used only nails. At a minimum, those cabinets should have been glued and screwed, with crown staples to hold everything until the glue fully cured. Had there been glue this cabinet likely wouldn't have fallen apart. Had there been glue and screws, it definitely wouldn't have fallen apart. I've shitty "craftsmanship" first hand as I've been able to disassemble others' builds with my bare hands! I'd wager that my cabinets, etc. would still be where they were placed, even after the impact of a serious accident. Folks, vet your builder.

Hello ! What size are your plywoods for the floor ? Thank you

Very Nice!

I’m so happy with my build. I built my van by myself, with ZERO carpenter and electrical experience. My van has been “finished” for 2 years. Driven across country, and not a single thing has broken in my build. I’m incredibly proud of my craftsmanship as a beginner.

Never end nail or screw if it can be avoided. Fasteners should be across the grain not with it. That construction was just waiting to fail. Nice job. That will be better than the original.

To be honest those "mistakes" are really good learning lessons too. It's only by experience and feedback that you could imagine all of those fails could happen. Good video, very informative, thank you

6:27 Hello just wondering if there is a particular reason to use long bit on your drill? Just if there is something special to know about this. Thank you

Wow！🎉

WOW! You did such a great job repairing and reinstalling those upper cabs! Awesome!

It's nice to see someone that not only understands quality but takes pride in what they do. Interesting video and well worth the watch

Quality will always be found on the details. Enjoyed watching this reno job 🙃

You said it- sloppy construction. Appallingly bad I’d say. Hopefully the original build wasn’t done by a “professional van builder”. Nice job fixing somebody else’s mistakes.

fantastic work! and great presentation

So incredible, I am in awe 🙌🏼✨🌟💫

Incredibly thorough and precise you are a craftsman and it was a real pleasure to watch your build Thankyou for sharing.

what happens when someone scans your QR code at 26:25? Can they connect to your van and change its temp?

If you install furring strips on top of popcorn textured ceiling you run the risk of them not being inline with EACH OTHER . I am not talking the 16 in layout, I am referring to the up and down look..not left and right look. I would at least roughly scrap off textured compound where the furring strips will land. I know it’s not easy, but you are about to do too much work to not have it look great. It’s worth the extra effort ..

Sehr schön👍

Vvegita le oil plants roots don't have issues with that type of oiil

Like this approach. But every piece of *wood* that goes in a van should be either treated or sealed, otherwise you are inviting mildew to form - there *will* be moisture under the floor or in the walls.

Absolutely awesome video. Love the reflection and takeaways…. Makes me really wanna build another van. Stubbled upon ur channel - so great; images great, sound great, and interesting content. Looking forward to more.

Fucking dope van

Get a dumbbell and start working out that right arm.. So it won't cause health problems

Amazing craftsmanship. Love it

a behind the scene/hindsight will add layers to your thought process of what can be or how it came to be. For someone who has been living rent to rent this is looking to be the way for future homes.

Furring is unnecessary, time consuming, increases squeak potential and creates significant thermal bridging. Avoid furring and XPS Foamular 150 which is rated to 15 psi. Instead, use Foamular 250 (25 psi) and skip the fur.

I was just thinking about this concept. I just think putting the bathroom in the back is better. And that expandable sofa bed is always a go to in a camp van. Nice build overall. ❤

Awesome job brother!

Best build I've ever seen. My favorite spot is the shower area, but I love the entire build. Two thumbs up! ❤

Awesome build I’m a fan of neatness and the detail love and patience you put into this build is seen and appreciated. Awesome build 👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾🎯

I’ve seen hundreds of van builds but if I ever decide to have one built, you’d be the builder I choose. This is such a well thought out build, built to last and not just for looks. But even still, it looks incredible and is so well laid out. Impressive!

DC AC Information ?

Why did I only stumble onto this video today, top quality mate! So much better than all the other overland gurus and pros out there. Thank you and keep it up!

Cut the spacers with the Sawstop, that's what it's there for. Just get a featherboard and make a pushstick for the narrow pieces. Love your channel, thanks for this video, learned allot and so much more informative and practical than 99.9% of all the others.

shower?