So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

What is an "oxygenics shower head"?

Didn't do anything, but I wanted to install my oxygenics shower head. Since it hasn't arrived yet, I'll have to leave on our trip tomorrow with the old one.

I love that sticker.......I like living dangerously!

Rbertalotto wrote:
Made a holder for the BIC stick lighter on the door beneath the stove. Block of wood with a hole bored through. When the door is closed it can't pop out as the cabinet frame holds it in place.

While admiring your nice handyman skills I happened to notice the sticker on the door

New Table Top...

My 1998 Palomino Bronco Pop-Up has a table that is also used as the second bed support in the drop down position. The original table top was really banged up and had a crack in the laminate.

A trip to Lowes brought me to the "Pieced together wood panel area"...This "wood" is made from lots of cut off piecec that are joined together in some factory to make up wide, flat, no knots, clean panels.

I bought one and cut it to size, rounded over the edges with a router and gave it four coats of marine semi gloss clear finish.

It looks GREAT...Almost like butchers block and cost only a few dollars.



Old table top above...New below...

Excellent use for old 10 speed tire tubes!

I store the round leg for my table under the bunk on my Palomino Pop-Up truck camper. And it rolls around and makes a terrible clatter.

I used a piece of 10 speed bike inner tube to secure it.

First I cut a small slot in one of the uprights under the overhead bunk



Using a finish washer and a screw, I attached a short section of inner tube with a knot in the other end.



The rubber tube is simply stretched over the round leg and slid into the slot.





Don't get much simpler! And when the bunk cover is down it locks the tube into the slot...Nice!

HOW COLD / HOT DID IT GET LAST NIGHT?

Installed an "Indoor-Outdoor" thermometer. This unit cost $10 at an auto parts store.

Tells me:
Inside Temp
Outside Temp
Minimum inside or outside Temp
Maximum inside or outside Temp
Time
It has a internal light
And an alarm that sounds at 32 degrees

ALL FOR $10!

Installed my VORTEX vent fan with some cable cover from Lowes

Made a holder for the BIC stick lighter on the door beneath the stove. Block of wood with a hole bored through. When the door is closed it can't pop out as the cabinet frame holds it in place.

Made a little bracket to hold my Fan-Tastic Fan to the ceiling: