Hey MaJu0286! Yes, it's a fly net, its great if you fancy camping out in the hammock but don't want to be eaten alive! 😂 You can get a canopy as well that can hook on to the same tent pole system which is great when it's super hot outside and you need some shade

Hey, no of course not, it was just purchased on ebay as a secondhand brass pump, it took a little bit of scrolling but I'm sure they'll be something similar about :)

@@WoodandWild cheers for that 👍 always a pleasure watching the way you put the vans together ....when is the next one ?

we've got a MK1 VW LT35 on the go if you know them, they look like a bigger version of the T25's? And there's also the tuk tuk camper 😂 they should be up and about soon! ✌️🛺

@WoodandWild excellent we've only got a transit custom lol obviously nowhere near the standard of your conversations 😎

@DunkfaeOotnAbootWiUs ah the backbone of Britain! I'm sure it looks ace, hope you guys have fun travelling in it

haha to be fair, at least you can reuse them 😁

No not at all, it's 124cm wide, 40cm deep and 71cm tall, not quite sure how we ended up with numbers as random as that, must have been to fit everything in! 😅

@@WoodandWild That's good, seems pretty reasonable, considering the size of the interior. Thanks.

That's great, thanks James! I was going to so yes, get someone else to do it 😂 But no, not that I'm an expert, but I think having a good plan to begin with is helpful, it gives you continuity in the design and also ensures everything essential to you is present and will fit. Add 15% to what you think it will cost to build, people forget you need adhesive, glues, screws, latches etc. Kreg/Trend woodworking jigs are a great woodworking tool for beginners, you can use them to frame everything from your bed to your kitchen units, be sure to buy a few clamps with it to ensure the joins are nice and neat! The almost halfway point when you're putting the cladding/walls up always seems like breaking point to me, but don't feel disheartened about how long it has taken, it'll get there eventually and be worth it in the end. Also, don't be disappointed if you make mistakes, it's all part of the learning process and best to accept beforehand that they will happen, I probably redid 1/3 of the jobs on my first van conversion. And just a few small tips, don't over-clamp bonded windows, remember to use a voltage drop calculator when sizing wiring, use a tough paint/finish for heavy traffic areas, ventilate, double-check your electrical system is large enough to stay off-grid if you intend to and ensure you have enough money left to actually insure it, fix it, and ultimately, travel and enjoy it, best of luck 😁✌️

Hey KorberRichard! Thanks for watching, just watched your Norway trip, it looks super cold there! How many miles did you get out of it during that trip, have you added any extender packs at all? Yes it's actually advertised as a T4 swivel plate that needed some adjustments. This is the one I bought - www.vanconversionshop.co.uk/nissan-nv200-fasp-seat-swivel-base-2009-2021-693-p.asp I have a feeling though there may be one built specifically for the NV200 a little closer to home but if I remember rightly it was quite expensive in comparison. Hope the trip to Slovenia went well, it's beautiful up in the national park!

Thank you! Will do!

Thanks SillyMonekys! (great name btw 😁)

Thanks Kevin, that's kind of you to say and much appreciated! 😁

Sounds good, hope the build goes well!

Thanks Bettinawebber! 😁

To be sure 😊

Thanks Puzzle magnet, that's much appreciated ☺️

Hi Lisa, I can't remember the width now off the top of my head but it was 185cm long in the back believe it or not!

Thanks Glyn, much appreciated! It was your adventures up to the Nc500 that got us inspired in the first place!

@@WoodandWild awesome, that's great to hear!

Hey Didi, the fit out weighs 200kg in total so it affects it a little but not too much, I got 130 miles out of it the other day fully laden 😊

Only a little, the entire fit out came to 200kg and managed to get around 120 miles the other day on mostly 60mph+ roads

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