So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

bbaker2001 wrote:
we just finished our floor. wow what a difference. it looks so good, and was pretty simple. went thru one table saw blade.






now wife wants to do upstairs

Looks great! I'm planning on installing wood floor on our new TC too.

Maybe it's one that sits on a really, really, really big truck. :)

Reddog1 wrote:

bbaker2001 wrote:
we just finished our floor. wow what a difference. it looks so good, and was pretty simple. went thru one table saw blade.

now wife wants to do upstairs

Your TC has an upstairs?

Wayne

I was thinking from the pics he has one heck of a truck camper!!!

bbaker2001 wrote:
we just finished our floor. wow what a difference. it looks so good, and was pretty simple. went thru one table saw blade.

It does look good. What truck camper is that and what kind of upstairs do you have?

bbaker2001 wrote:
we just finished our floor. wow what a difference. it looks so good, and was pretty simple. went thru one table saw blade.

now wife wants to do upstairs

Your TC has an upstairs?

Wayne

Loaded it up onto the truck for a multi day trip to Galveston. First trip of the spring and a warmup for our annual Keys trip in April. Just put it on and now I'm going to stock food, fill water, and get all set for an early morning departure.

Installed new waste water blade valve, wow what a difference. Also installed a new city water inlet. 12 year old camper starting to show it's age.

we just finished our floor. wow what a difference. it looks so good, and was pretty simple. went thru one table saw blade.






now wife wants to do upstairs

joeshmoe wrote:
Installed new faucet. $20 from Ikea. Nice, heavy brass internals.
Decided not to spend too much since it will never see constant use. It's fine for what we do and use it for.

Looks good! I like the new faucet location which is more out of the way and provides for even more counter space.

Installed new faucet. $20 from Ikea. Nice, heavy brass internals.
Decided not to spend too much since it will never see constant use. It's fine for what we do and use it for.

Removed the basin since the seal was was pretty much gone. Made access easier.

Not a fan of connecting metal threads to plastic, but I couldn't locate any plastic 1/2" MIP X 3/8" comp. fittings.

The plastic, OE faucet took up more counter space than necessary, so I mounted the new one off to the side and plugged it with this chrome piece.

So much more room an workability around this area now. Single handle...no more spillage mishaps unlike with the handles