Side mirrors on the roof overhang would help. Awesome creativity as always!!

Yeah here in Montana you get a penny a pound for cardboard

Ha ha ha ! Do you know who you remind me of - Charlie Farquharson from hee haw!! You could bring him back - what a hoot!!!

What about underneath

Homelessness is getting bad in the US too. I see why. I'm about to join them I fear. My $900 a month social security doesnt go far.

leave the bike with the gears and make it a trailer solves the turning radius and the gearing and you can set it up unhook and go. just make a bolt on hitch for people who already have a bike

It's a little dark inside. I would go with a better material other than cardboard

Pretty cool lot of the homeless would love it .tell people it not a rv its just to sleep in

Could you help that guy trying to build his own from a kids trailer? Maybe you couldn’t work together but maybe you could. Maybe he would let you make a YT out of it.

the only thing I'm thinking is I've seen videos involving cardboard, and especially the strength of cardboard getting wet (like I've seen people make a big house out of only cardboard, and a dome made out of only carboard panels and cardboard fasteners, but as soon as they get wet (albeit with a fair amount of water) they become incapable of supporting the weight of a cardboard structure (which isn't heavy to begin with) so if somehow the cardboard got wet, there would be a concern that the structure will fail it has it's drawbacks (added weight) but a potential thought is a wooden infrastructure to support the cardboard shell. It doesn't need to be made of 2 by 4s, something smaller in dimensions would be fine, it's only to support cardboard of all things also I read another comment that mentioned more vents, and I think that's a good idea (at least for the summer weather), although adds more work to the project

I would like to see U build one out of light weight woods/plastics.What happen with the shelter winter shelter? Happy to see he'sis in a betterhome condition sad to hear he's not doing will😃😄nice that the people gave u hints on making that bike camper better!. Bless u,for helping and sharing your ideas.😎😎😎😎😎

I would suggest making it about 10 inches taller, 8 inches wider, and 8 inches longer... I would put 4 computer hard drive fans (2 in top & 2 in bottom)... Screen in the portholes... Either pvc or thin wood slats for structure... Outer lights and/or reflectors to be seen at night on the road... If possible, make the whole thing out of foam board like the door to help keep it better insulated for winter... 6 inches of storage space under the floor for food and clothes... I also would tweak the gear ratio to move faster with less pedaling... A few more shelves or some small cabinets... Some lockout brakes for over night would be good... As far as your cup holder idea, I think that would be good as well... A small light weight drop down table would be a good idea as well... I would put this idea out there to get funding to help cover your building cost...

Shop class at high school would love to build this for community.

I'd imagine this would cause quite a bit of neck and back pain...

your welding skills are really improving

If you glue layers of cardboard it will make it sturdier.

Awesome thanks for sharing God bless

Your head cover needs to be a Cone of Silence type bubble. 😄

I'm early in the video, but I'm kind of wondering if a detachable bike + bike trailer with the cardboard shelter might be a preferred design If a person is living somewhere , it probably gets filled with stuff, which makes it heavier I'm guessing the sponsored item adds weight for example, and you only really need that item to be always with the shelter with a detachable bike, and if someone is working somewhere, or getting groceries or something, then they would 1. look like a normal person on a bicycle 2. have the speed of a regular bicycle, and they could have a backpack to carry groceries, or other things attached to the bike to hold stuff it just seems to give more flexibility, also removes the need for a long chain connecting to the back axle, but does at a minimum add an extra wheel (the bike requiring 2 wheels)

Bro is on his first day of a minecraft playthrough 💀

Really good video Kevin! The cause that you have for helping the homeless is outstanding man! You showed again how you definitely think outside the box man! Great job on the BikeBox! Really liked it as well as all the features you put on it! The reactions from the people in the City was really good, some good ideas as well! Again great video Kevin! Can't wait to see the next one!

Nice project, makes me think of how much some authorities waste on things like temporary/transitional tiny homes for the destitute/homeless people, they should not cost multiple tens of thousands per unit, bloated regulations, beaurocracy and avarice don't help.

Kevin, talk to a plumber, and ask for water heater boxes. They are BIG. When you go from a large gear to a small gear, you increase your speed and decrease your torque.

Awesome!

why did i watch this at 2 am?

God bless you ❤️❤️🙏

Bed frames would be a great alternative to the square steel and they are commonly discarded

You should do a tutorial video for idiots like me who wants to learn how to use tape measure and certain tools. Some of us didn't have a male figure to teach us.

Biggest change I would make.. make it a straight trailer that you can tow from the bike of your choosing! Just figure out a hinge system that can be belted to a standard bike..

I think that overhang at the front would cause water to drop into the rider if it rained.

I need a lot of lubrication if that's the case.

Kevin What you're trying to do for the homeless is a wonderful thing there are so meany people that could learn from you.

Lights , reflective stuff

Brilliant.

Needs a basket on the front

As far as the stove rocks, I have seen sauna stoves with chicken wire over the top of the rocks. It could be to prevent rocks exploding. Never use red rocks. I have had rocks explode in my wood stove and the red ones were lava!

If you want to do things like this in the future, go to a furniture store that sells a lot of recliners. The recliner boxes are generally double or triple walled and are about 42"×42"×42".

Hi Kevin, Another awesome project. I know you wanted the build to be free, but I think you could add some break lights. They make auto sensing led ones. And a slow moving vehicle sign. It’s an orange triangle here in the United States. Not sure what’s required in Canada. Also, a headlight. Other than that, I think the build is awesome. The liquid rubber seems like a great product. Can’t wait to see what improvements you make. Thanks again for the inspirational content. Can’t wait to see what you do next. Take care.

If you are packing a solar-charging Jackery power supply, could you also use an E- bike to move the shelter?

I can see thumb tacks being helpful in this application also a roll of reflexive foam roll would change the inside aesthetics and insulate at the same time. Pop bottles make a nice corrugated roof that provides light.

I get all my best boxes at a company that installs furnaces and fireplaces.

HEY! You stole my idea! lol, (as I asked). This is AWESOME!

Those plastic corrugated lawn signs that are going up all over for election time are everywhere Everybody take up a collection once we've cast our vote this season in the America. This election season, let's help end homelessness. Very cool, Kevin as always #KevinBuilds #jackery #homelessness #housingsolution

I am sure 100 people have said to make it, one rear wheel drive so it will turn.

Yeah, and painted white for the desert for heat reflection

screens?

At the end you said you thou about using signs because its not just a one party problem.. I think thats a really good ideal! ❤

Okay Kevin this is a great idea. It's a great idea. I think the front the duck bill should be higher so you can more comfortably ride I think you should have a little bit of an overhang in the back to keep the water from coming inside. And I think you need a basket in the front for carrying their there fast foods in probably mirrors on the handlebars so they can see traffic better I don't know what it's like in Canada but you may have to have some sort of Lighting systems or reflectors. The one guy mentioned handicap. Wonder if you could design one to be pushed from the front, sort of like a walker

There is tons of free styrofoam. Mix styrofoam with citric acid and you have a paste to waterproof cardboard.

Make it a 4 wheel "quadcycle" base and the turning radius would greatly improve. Great job Kevin!