Thanks for the video- super helpful!

Thanks!

Nice and informative !!

Hi, I liked your vidio. Question? My 2016 150 transit low roof type has a/c ducting down the middle of the roof behind gray felt roof covering. I want to install the Maxxair 2 with remote in the rear middle. Any tips about instalation? Can I re-rought the air ducts around the Max fan? Don't use the rear a/c that much. But sometimes. Any advice, tips. Thanks. Indiana Jerry in south LA, California.

Great vid!

Colton, I flew AH1G in VN in 1968.Flew with !st Cav on the DMZ. Are you still building RV'S ? Tony Arnstrong

Mate that has to be the tidiest set up ever shown on KZbin, I might even be able to digest your explanation as I’ve never picked a tool up since I was kicked out of woodwork at school please take that as a compliment.

Excellent build.

Can you comfortably stand up inside a 6’2”?

This is THE most helpful video I've found. Thank you. One request.....add simple added helpful guides like: "I ended up needing ___ linear inches of 2X6 for the upper, angled panels" Thank you

Ty!

Thanks. Learned something more 👍🙏

Ok, I’m a little confused. I watched a couple other videos of people installing the heater in a Ford Transit and they both had to lower the fuel tank to complete the install and that is where I kind of lost my courage, but in your video apparently you don’t have to do that with a Ram Promaster as it looks like there is an access panel to the fuel tank from inside of the cab? Given that another video said that estimates to have someone do the install for you in a Transit, was $900-$1500, and although I was leaning towards getting a Transit, I think that buying a Promaster would be a better choice, as I could install the heater myself as the electrical, and rest of it isn’t as worrisome.

This is NOT THE BEST method. Do all your electrical wiring first. Then insulate. While there nothing "wrong" with this method, But it is defiantly not the best method. You add unnecessary weight and complexity. Use hexagonal 8MM Rivet nuts to hold panels to ceiling and walls. DO NOT USE ADHESIVE. Using Adhesive makes future modifications impossible. Nobody glues an van together. You use Stainless flat head or oval head 8mm x 20 mm Phillips screws to hold the panels on The use of Self taping Screws Should be avoided at all costs unless you want rust.THERE IS NO NEED FOR Furring Strips in a van. You cover the walls with sections of plywood that is 48"Wide. So you need vertical "studs as attachment points every 24" maximum 12" or 16" also work. Some vertical studs you have to install where there is not an attachment point. Best and cheapest to adjust each panels width to match the vans vertical pillars. Layout is key here. If you have window it is best to make a cutout in a panel or panels. Then trim fill in the gap. This method has much less weight than the method shown and the panels are removable for service or future modification.

Thanks so much. I love your website and have learned so much from it. I used your link to purchase the two seat rotators from the Sprinterstore. You were right, the packing was atrocious 0 shipping information. When I did manage to get thru to them they were rude and disrespectful. I will not be doing any further business with them!

one of least cringiest channel for van build info. thank you for your service

tile? In a vehicle that flexes as it moves??? You'll be SOOOOORRRRRYYYY!!!

thank you so much

thanks

How long did Max Fan take? 2-3 hours?

wait so you can just put tile directly onto a plywood sheet? You don't have to use the kerdi boards?

This video is very informative. I want to thank you for addressing the height issues im 6'4 and im currently looking for something ill be able to stand upright in

Are you still making videos on KZbin ? I just subscribed that’s all and I see you have t made a video for two years….

😂 great vlog and new sub from Australia

My favourite colour is white

Where does the electrical hook to?

Thank you for all the information. I came here to figure out what fittings I should use. I bought a different brand, but it looks very similar to what you have. Now I know what problems to watch for. I think I’ll hook it up outside first before testing it inside. And I’ll also have a fire extinguisher close by. I used to use a portable butane stove inside in the Van until it started acting up. I turned it on and had the fireball experience. Very scary. Buy quality.

how did you set up your AC outlets do they go through the fuse box as well? i saw that they cord plugged into the AS inverter then goes out to somewhere?

Nice work!

Well done

Is 2000wh enough?

Hi…relative to the use of construction adhesive…as you will be applying it on top of paint , can it not pull away. ?

Good system of framing. You can also "gang cut" multiple strips of ply. Saves a lot of time. The Kreg pocket screws is a great idea.

Hi Colton, may I ask where you sourced the tongue and groove boards for the ceiling? I'm having a hard time finding some quality pieces. Thank you and really appreciate your hard work in putting these videos together.

Love your videos!! Very helpful me !

Looks beautiful 🤩

Did you do use it on the ceiling?

Glue boogers. Lol!

Lol! I am going to have to use my little ole jigsaw for this project. Unless lowes would let me use their saw! Haha

very informative! Thank you for sharing.

those puck lights only produce a few watts, was 14awg wiring and a 15amp fuse necessary?

Hello great video

What type of wood is your kitchen countertop? What did you finish it with? It looks great

Awesome info mate 👍🏻

Nice I love it

What screw did you use to fix the 2x6's at the top of your framing?

Thank you

If you have to brake hard, does the table slide out?

I’ve watched hundreds of videos of van builds and do appreciate yours also. You explain in detail better than most. Thank you. My dream is to build my own camper van and these videos will be very helpful.

What size was your rolls of that insulation? Thanks, great videos