Where professional TC builders should learn.

[Kayteg1]

Add showing camper frame engineering.

[noteven]

free radical wrote:

Kayteg1 wrote:
Add showing camper frame engineering.

Not strong enough,try this

https://youtu.be/srgE6Tzi3Lg

And no,,you cant smoke hemp 🙂

Anyone see the PBS documentary a few years back about how the industrial hemp industry in the USA was systematically put out of business with gov help after duPont introduced rayon fiber?

[noteven]

kohldad wrote:
The diagonals are a waste of lumber if covered with even 1/4" plywood and not strong enough if no plywood is being used. Just that shows it wasn't built by someone who really knows what they are doing and therefore I question the entire build.

Anyone can build a bridge, but an engineer can build the bridge with the least amount of materials while still safely meeting the stated goals.

The camper in the ad has a welded aluminum frame.

[free_radical]

Kayteg1 wrote:
Add showing camper frame engineering.

Not strong enough,try this

https://youtu.be/srgE6Tzi3Lg

And no,,you cant smoke hemp 🙂

[SidecarFlip]

No comment. None needed.

[kohldad]

The diagonals are a waste of lumber if covered with even 1/4" plywood and not strong enough if no plywood is being used. Just that shows it wasn't built by someone who really knows what they are doing and therefore I question the entire build.

Anyone can build a bridge, but an engineer can build the bridge with the least amount of materials while still safely meeting the stated goals.

[Kayteg1]

noteven wrote:
The only thread that brings more negative comments than a "well built top materials all welded last 50 years" custom built rv is a thread bitching about the low quality of mass produced rv's.... 🙂

That is what I call "customer education".
Too many buyers will go for number of slides, number of cupholders, number of speakers, but will never ask how tall is toilet, for how long black tank last, what is the wall R-value, or what is the unit roll-over resistance.
My take on negative responses >>>> they screw up their homework and can't stand that somebody can do it right. :W

[noteven]

The only thread that brings more negative comments than a "well built top materials all welded last 50 years" custom built rv is a thread bitching about the low quality of mass produced rv's.... 🙂

[Reality_Check]

Term ROI comes to mind....

[tattoobob]

It looks sturdy but way over weight for that F150 even with nothing inside