He is literally the first builder I've seen who provided an air conditioner option that doesn't involve cutting a hole in the roof.

Congratulations young man! That’s one really great portable work bench! I’m really proud of you for doing such a great job of coming up with the plan and putting it into the real finished product! Take care and keep up the great work!

One of my fav vans-ya’ll inspired a lot of my build!! I just finished my van and now doing touch ups, couple questions- how did ya’ll attach the curtain rod? What was ya’lls process for painting? I feel like my paint job on all of my walls and cabinets looks so bad and not smooth and I even have some parts of the wood that are peeling and not sure how to cover it all up with paint. I have some gaps in the walls as well and areas that may need siding-do ya’ll have any tips on that? And how did you do those door panels? They look more simple than covering the whole entire back door and super clean! Thank you so much!!

Very nicely done! It looks really good! I didn’t see the air conditioner information you used?

Doesn’t get much better than this!

How big is that bed? Queen or king? Knowing will give me a better idea how much space I can get out of one of these if I use a twin size. Thanks!!

I would like to get information on where to purchase the shower tray. Thank you.

Diagrams i mean for diesel heat for water as well

Do you have any diesel heat for furnace and hot water?

This is the video I needed. Thanks. I like the thin boards. They look easy to handle and cut. I have a textured drywall ceiling I want to cover.

When working with electric, wear rubber gloves.

This is not really a `Hack´ This is what we all do first (fix the shore power) has we use it to build the van..........

Looks like a pro.

Time for a 3d printer to make your spacers.

Nice work

These are the most incredible videos. Every single one is so mind boggling good. 👍 Thank you for all your hard work on these! ❤

The Detail on these videos are amazing. Best AC overview I’ve ever seen. Keep it up! ❤

This is one of the greatest videos I’ve watched on just how much work goes into these builds. BRAVO! 👏 You’ve earned a +1 Sub 1000x over just for such an excellent video. ❤

Why did you place the Miter saw to left answer? Why not the center?

Does the Renogy charger allow solar to charge the starter battery?

Wow! Sweet build, great job!

Professional makers,i like this van's design

That's it after seeing this build I'm doing it selling my fith wheel and buying a van

Your attention to detail is extraordinary. Incredible presentation.

👍👍👍

Can someone explain why everyone batons up with wood first before affixing the walls. It seems counter intuitive to baton up to the metal cross beams. Why not fix the ply walls straight onto the metal beams?

Beautiful craftsmanship. And you have inspired me to sell my first van build and build myself another one.

Beautiful handywork.

That is really nice. Only question: where is the rear pass seat for the kid?

Victron doesn't make a solar plus alternator charger like renogy

How many parallel branches does the battery manufacture recommends

What lever nuts did you use for the 10/2 DC side? Also, have plans for wooden frame?

A rare useful youtube tip in the wild !

What's your opinion on a single 300AH battery vs 3 100AH batteries?

"High Power" Camper Electrical System @ 12volt? For High Power? You still have a lot to learn! 48 or 96 volt is way more efficient.

Oh, this guy knows what he's talking about (first 5 sec's) :D

Excellent video

Hey Moser, Is it safe to substitute the propane rated rubber tubing for the copper? I kind of want to do this because it’s easier and requires less tools, but the info I’m finding seems to point to copper being the standard. I have an external propane box at the rear of the van, with the oven at the front so the line will be no more than 10’. Thank you for the video! For whatever reason there seems to be less information on gas lines than other van topics.

This is incredible man! Would you mind sharing what screws you use for the framing into the rivnuts?

Having no experience in carpentry, or construction or cabinet making or sawing or drilling or measuring…might as well be watching a how to video on building a particle collider….but loved the video nonetheless…

Wow! Thank you! My husband and I bought a van and are gonna tackle a rebuild come spring. Your video is the best most straightforward and informative one of seen so far!! Makes me feel more confident. Thank you

Should you have chosen a different finish color for the ceiling... white on white =no Bueno

This was so unbelievably helpful. Thank you so so much.

This guy is really good 👍🏽 ❤

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Thank you for the fine-detail technical breakdowns. I'm sure many people will just skip past that stuff, but I really appreciate it.

Very informative. Thank you!

IS IT NOT IMPORTANT TO LET PEOPLE KNOW, NOT TO EXCEED 25 AMP. MAX AS THE MAIN BREAKER WILL TRIP OVER TIME, REGARDLESS OF ALL OTHER 15 AMP BREAKERS? , BUT EVERYTHING ELSE, WELL EXPLAINED AND GREAT VIDEO

Totally helpful video. Thanks! Keep it up Mr Moser!

1) great detailed work AND explanations! Keep it up! 2) on the rear corner posts, section your wood & openings so you need to remove only the 10”-16” section at the taillight for bulb replacements. Single tall solid piece looks great, but with dark attachment hardware, most ppl would like that servicing attention to detail. 3) brilliant to accommodate ease of installation & removal of cabinetry via the aluminum tracks. 4) good consistent use of wire loom tubing to protect against elec shorts!