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notsobigjoe wrote:
An excellent craftsman to say the least. I assume it's from Japan, I could be wrong... I enjoyed it.
Japan indeed.
They take work and perfection in everything to another level :)
Example knife making
https://youtu.be/7dZmeh_28Eo
Awesome country,hope I can travel again soon.love their bulet trains.
300 klicks and smooth as butter.
https://youtu.be/LfE9tV04n7Y- It's fine as a DIY project but not the smallest truck camper by a long shot.
Travel Lite Rayzr is smaller (not saying they are good or bad...just smaller).
Then you have the old days when we would camp in the back of my S-15 with just an aluminum cap. Kayteg1 wrote:
I always admire people with hobby. Had them my whole life and even on retirement I can't shake list of projects from my daily tasks.
Cars and RV repairs is my hobby as well, even I do have mechanical education and thinking back, thank to the hobby I could afford RV people with same income could never afford.
The guy on video likely is making less than $1/hr, yet he become TC owner.
And a new one, not rotten junk.
I doubt hes poor,
he also built another big camper on Fuso flat deck big truck.
https://youtu.be/GOQUNB56HvQ
Theres english subtitles btw- An excellent craftsman to say the least. I assume it's from Japan, I could be wrong... I enjoyed it.
- Short wheelbase, narrow track truck with an extremely high center of gravity now. Watch those sharp turns, buddy! :C
- I always admire people with hobby. Had them my whole life and even on retirement I can't shake list of projects from my daily tasks.
Cars and RV repairs is my hobby as well, even I do have mechanical education and thinking back, thank to the hobby I could afford RV people with same income could never afford.
The guy on video likely is making less than $1/hr, yet he become TC owner.
And a new one, not rotten junk. - How did it become, building a she-shed, is newsworthy?
- They put it on FF, but what was real life time to lift it?
Did you see the rental Lance/F150 combo ?
Don't think they are much different in size.
