Airstream Build Out || Built in Bench With Storage

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[@jenniezeeman]

The author does like to from scratch, kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.

[@steeldamiano]

PLEASE do a project with the burnt section of wood from your fence!!!

[@remcoterharmsel3147]

How cool would it be if he made it a cloth garbage can with some kind of ventilation in it

[@nathansilver9190]

....did you not do a video on spontaneous combustion?

[@nathansilver9190]

@@spellfireforge yeah.....I've made mistakes before.....the most recent being that I posted a comment here knowing that some buffoon would comment on something he/she likely know nothing about. That's my most recent.....how about you?

[@garrettscott4094]

​@@nathansilver9190hehehe

[@user-wq7jj9zr9r]

It's called sarcasm. We are just having fun at Jason's expense. No one hurt so all is good,

[@debandmike3380]

The fact that you put out a video of your progress every week shows how much you hustle - these are very time consuming detailed jobs and you're doing amazing considering it's your first time and you are loaded with self doubt (at least you pretend to be). Definitely be proud of your work.

[@codacreator6162]

He’s got people.

[@debandmike3380]

@@codacreator6162a sander/finisher for sure

[@gregmize01]

he has a person, Craig. what's your point? @@codacreator6162

[@YippieKanyee]

@@codacreator6162he’s got people for what?

[@damepasty9203]

Love it when the Foreman comes to visit. When you said "That's not creepy!" I busted out laughing. Really enjoying these airstream build videos. Thank you!

[@roamsweethome4895]

I like the little “hidden” Bourbon storage. Though, may I suggest bracing and padding? That trailer will see up to a 9.0 earthquake as you drive down the road, (higher if it’s a gravel road or I-55 in Missouri), and I don’t want to see you lose that wonderful amber goodness. Also, the cleanup is murder, (ask me how I know!).

[@reallunacy]

I suspect he won't actually use that space as bourbon storage. The high proof will eat through the corks over time. Wine is typically low enough proof which is why it is stored on it's side. In response to the altitude change that is a big deal. When I drove tractor trailers certain loads had specific routes I had to take to avoid elevation changes. Bags of chips were the worst offenders.

[@CeeJayThe13th]

How do you know?

[@ArashizakiEn]

Haha I came here to add my two cents on similar lines. Definitely have a care of how you store things on a road trip. Particularly evaporative glassy flammable things over your fancy electronics. May I recommend this become a place for an extra change of bed linens instead?

[@dwightrhine6398]

Always trying new woodworking techniques...love the shou sugi ban fence!

[@benjaminburton45042]

One of the best comments ever.

[@brucereeder]

Very good work. Thanks for.sharing

[@davddd81]

BMM should do a video on how Linseed oil can spontaneously combust! 🤣🤣

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

​@@davddd81He already did a video on it after a friend's shop caught on fire due to some rags. He really needs to remember to put the tags in a metal container... Where if they combust... It won't catch anything else on fire.

[@davddd81]

@@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va I know. That was my joke 😏

[@peterdowning2525]

The best part of any of your videos is your love for your son. As a father there’s nothing better that time with your kids! Never let that go!

[@michaelriggs9160]

Look forward to your video's every week. I cant believe even after your linseed oil combustion test video you did, you still managed to set your fence on fire. ( Great Laugh) Glad it wasn't worse and your doing a great job with the Air Stream.

[@davidward7152]

Most clickbaitery KZbinrs would of thumb-nailed with a fence on fire! Kudos!!

[@jameshodgins1937]

Hi Jason. Everything looks great. I think you are going to need a lot more ventilation for your inverter charger. That Victron Multiplus is a fantastic unit (I have one), and it puts off a lot of heat when charging or Inverting. I ended up adding a 12 Volt DC cooling fan with an air inlet hole. I added a thermostat to the fan so it would come on and off as needed. Good luck finishing out your Airstream.

[@gregmerkley9326]

I agree, and I hate to say it but you should modify the front of the cabinet to give access to the interior. Working on that gear through a narrow slot from above will be almost impossible.

[@rgzutshi]

+ there should be some fire retardant coating as well.

[@pretenda]

@@rgzutshinothing catches fire in the entire video, all will be good.

[@PatrickvanHalderen]

It's coming to look great! And I really love that you sacrifice your fence *and* manage to call in the fire department, just to let us remember the dangers of linseed oil. Talking about dedication here.

[@HickeyTyson]

23:06 Such a little snippet of the video and yet this is my favorite part haha love it

[@DanielWahlig]

Next video: Bourbon Moth shou sugi bans the rest of his fence to match. 🤣. But seriously, glad no one was hurt and great video!

[@PapaFlammy69]

You gotta love Jason for throwing his sponsor's products into the trash lol 26:39

[@mturner221]

Ive gotta say man, you've got a lucky ass foreman. I grew up a foreman with no one to be in charge of, and didn't realize the damage it caused me until i was grown and had foreman of my own. I gotta give flowers where they are due man, excellent woodworker, even better MAN.

[@TheSnaxel]

Hey 😊 as i always say, everybody should learn to use Ticking sticks ! An old tool easy to make to "scribe" easily any forms in one go !

[@TheScubacamper]

You always do such a fine job; I love watching you stick to your high standards and its exciting to walk through this camper build with you! Keep it up!

[@everettamador9870]

Bourbon Moth...Wooden Fence Rebuilding....😊😊😊😊.....Glad everything is Okay👍👍👍👍👍

[@DrJimBoston]

Hugs.... Hugs are most important thing every day!

[@martinneff4675]

I may have set here and watched... BUT, I worked hard at learning. !!! Great Job!

[@umbrellacorp.]

8:17 Yeah my kids are the same, and they like to see when I'm working too. 😁👍

[@Gmail_Me-BourbonMoth1.]

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[@crosscutturning8802]

Honestly thought these would get airstream videos would get old but I was completely wrong. From a very novice woodworker point of view I love watching the way you problem solve and have learned a lot. Can’t wait to see all come together. The wrap around looks great.

[@ThePonderingWoodworker]

I second this. He manages to always keep it entertaining. And educational

[@bretts2356]

Man. If only someone would do a whole video about spontaneous combustion of shop rags soaked in linseed oil. That would be handy.

[@andrewbrown8148]

The Airstream is coming together beautifully~! Your custom interior is great and I'm learning a lot in the custom carpentry department. Keep it coming~!

[@StevenDavisPhoto]

Thanks for showing the fire stuff. Reminds us all to be careful.

[@vichenzadoorian7551]

8:20, as a father, all our hard work is paid off from a simple gesture like a hug and kiss from our children. I can't wait to get home from work today and give my boys a squeeze and a kiss, makes all my worries melt away.

[@NathanVdV]

good job, you covered up all your breakers and will be camping in the dark if one trips 🤣 you need an extra door in the bench to reach those..... get on it!

[@HarPaelTheMessenger]

I think the fire department would like to come out to "nothing" than to not come out and find that it wasn't nothing. Pretty sure theyre grateful that you had it handled, even though they did help you handle it more.

[@kenknight4560]

Well I see a video on repairing a fence coming up! Good that it was outside and a great object lesson for all of us.

[@rickyrygg7188]

Fill a bucket with water to throw your rags in,wow thank goodness it didn't catch on your home ,I love the videos by the way ❤

[@rickysdrywall5288]

There was this one woodworker on KZbin that made a whole video testing all the different types of stains and how easily the spontaneously combust. It was pretty informative, and entertaining. You should look it up and maybe you'll learn something. I think the channel was something like Vodka Butterfly or something like that.

[@cvzphotography]

Lol, even after you did a video on spontaneous combustion. Glad you and the family are safe.

[@MAKEITSF]

Omg, that’s awesome. I installed a hidden liquor cabinet in my own camper when I renovated it. Great job.

[@jonathanzj620]

RV owner here with solar inverter - you really should consider adding ventilation in that front panel where that stuff is at. We just bought our RV but it has a bunch of holes there for this very reason and it gets HOT. They don't bother putting them on top because the cushions effectively block it

[@jasonweaver2566]

You should line the bourbon storage with foam/felt to keep the bottles safe while driving.

[@needfulthings2701]

ONE MILLION subscribers! A milestone! Congratulations! 👍

[@mikesionu]

Linseed oil fire, the irony is just killing me! Glad it was caught in a timely way which makes the irony better!

[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

The end is getting closer, looks good

[@JeffCameron-sz8nr]

Hey there! Fellow whiskey lover here! I've learned a lot from your videos and I really appreciate your delivery. I just thought I'd mention after seeing this and your coffee table (bourbon table) build that it's best not to store spirits on their side. With wine, you want to keep the cork wet for a good seal for long-term storage, but the higher alcohol percentage in whiskey and other spirits can eat away at the cork and make it fall apart. In any case, thank you very much! I always try to support amazing content creators like you via your partners and referral links

[@lightsnsiren79]

Looks great! Maybe consider rounding those outside corners… Everything is tight in an RV, and sharp corners find your limbs with amazing consistency.

[@dianeewoldt3035]

Hey Jason- you need a short span of chain link fence. Perfect place to tie those finishing rags to dry far away from anything combustible. And yes, even then they can self combust in the hot sun- so best to have the fence surrounded by concrete far away from your trees.

[@gemd2541]

Hmm, I may have been sitting here watching.... but we call it 'Supervising the Job'....hahahaha. Keep up the great work and I am thoroughly enjoying your commentary.

[@minnesnowtan9970]

I just sat here and watched? Craig got me to apply a lot of Rubio when you weren't looking, so get off my back :-)

[@richd9646]

Damn, I have done that exact same thing on top of my trash cans many times. Yikes, thanks for sharing that .

[@bethyholapussycat1618]

Nice work. Next project - Metal tray for drying linseed oil rags safely in ;)

[@queenirmamay]

Keep them young with a moral code as long as possible

[@georgeyetka7689]

I remember watching a video recently about oil soaked rags :)

[@diamondperidot]

I enjoy watching your progress. Iver will be looking you in the eye soon.

[@MrRadtech22]

That series is coming out amazing

[@RobDucharme]

26:20 You should do a video where you test the whole spontaneous combustionOH. (lol) 31:30 I sure hope there are plans to add partitions for the bottles, or at least foam inserts.

[@mevestiller]

You should put out a video on the dangers of different rags and oils and the possibility of spontaneous combustion!! 🥸😏

[@KolChuBirke]

Love the cameo of your son!

[@WolvenMother]

Even though it's not related to the video... I just want to say I hope your having a good day, you're doing great, and stay safe.

[@reallrain]

Third and Your son at the end is too cute! 😂😊

[@jayarmstrong2384]

If the foreman is into legos you should get him involved in FLL (First Lego League). It’s a Lego based robotics league. He will LOVE it!!

[@slmason72]

flexing on that bourbon collection!!

[@williambroome5204]

I always take my oil soaked rags from oil changes and such and submerge them in gallon Ziploc bags with water and I also try to mash most of the air out of the bag before tossing them. I know it’s a lot different since you use more rags than I but I know they also sell metal trash bins for combustible rags as well. That may help

[@yellowhammerwoodcrafts]

It’s coming along nicely

[@OOOHBILLY]

Got my shirt today. It’s dope, and soft AF.

[@rrddaatube]

You need some of those laser cut foam tool tray inserts so your whiskey bottles don't rattle around!

[@paulhodgson4790]

If only there was a guy who made videos about the perils of spontaneous combustion and oily rags!!

[@-ZIO]

Looking forward to the upcoming "New Fence" video

[@sarahward9723]

You should use some of those decorative trim pieces that you didn't put on the front, plus a bit of felt or other paddling, to make that shallow storage area safe to store your bottles 😁 I'm really enjoying this build and you're doing a great job, thanks for letting us follow along 😊

[@CeeJayThe13th]

20:40 the fact that you made a "eh that's pretty decent" face and not a "omg that's what I need to hold it together" face makes me feel pretty good about your mental health lol

[@Gaaralovescookies90]

Love watching your videos, very entertaining. Just wanted to share something that happened to me yesterday...in a momentary lapse of judgment, I lost part of my finger on my table saw. People, please take your time and follow safe woodworking practices. One millisecond, and now I may never play my guitar or ukelele like I used to. I'll be buying the hand sticker and placing it on my table saw to remind me that we are fallible, and need to be extra careful around our power tools.

[@PeteG0429]

Forgive me for not reading every comment, but might I throw out a suggestion? Please grab some bourbon-proof spill trays in the shape of your hidden storage to protect the wood and electrical in case of spillage! Wood (ha ha) hate to see all of that hard work ruined by a rogue bourbon bottle or loose cap. Most excellent video as per ushe sir. That Airstream is looking mighty fine!

[@Gmail_Me-BourbonMoth1.]

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[@nathanb3606]

Your scrapwood pile must be gigantic from all the templates you've had to make/scribe for this project!

[@kellyb7321]

Best part of Saturday is lunch and a new Bourbon Moth video.

[@tk421tt]

lol. car fab tip.. use a small bearing on a regular (not carpenter's) pencil to trace curves. remember it will be off by whatever the diameter of the bearing is. so add that back before cutting.

[@marktk5215]

Looking forward to the fence rebuild!

[@ericolson6135]

That fancy shmancy new pocket hole machine is pretty darn cool. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Zip zap zoop. You got pocket holes.

[@joewilkinson9917]

Jason looks great! However you may want to add access panel to get to cut breaker panel for future troubleshooting. Again looking good. Joe

[@camerontgore]

You should save those fence boards and make something out of them. That way you can point to it anytime someone says that you don't have to worry about linseed oil rags. Plus I think with that gator char it would look really good with your logo on it 😁

[@M6Props]

By far my favourite Airstream build series. I really enjoy seeing how your trailer is coming together and also the misadventures that seem to befall you once in a while. Can't wait fro the next video in the series!

[@dlandes14]

I like the shou sugi ban style fence 😂

[@mattatkinson9096]

Looking Great!!

[@wynbarkema3922]

Sweet bourbon flex at the end.

[@michaelmcginty9335]

Replace those blue bendie things with some #10-3 romex wire. It will hold the shape and it is free on most job sites.

[@simonwalker8394]

👍👊👍👊looking good, sorry about your fence. At least nobody got hurt, all good in the end.....

[@MrTuggins]

Don't look at it like you burned your fence down, instead, look at it like prepping for some Shou Sugi Ban. Now you just have to do the rest of your fence and shellac it. Professional. Superb. Intentional.

[@bgpappy30]

I truly enjoyed watching the build up to this point. I can’t wait to see the next video, and the next video. Oh yeah, I can’t wait to see the video after that as well. I hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend. One love to all.

[@tyroga]

I have zero intention of ever foisting out an airstream… but I sure do enjoy watching the process. And of course there’s bits to take away from every project I can use in my own. ❤

[@BrainSlugs83]

I recommend adding a tiny bit of foam padding to the wine cellar compartment... To prevent breakage/rattling while on the road.

[@fleurdelune5240]

This is an interesting project. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad no one got hurt in this fire❤

[@amrrahmy123]

maybe you need dividers for all those bottles. or some type of stoppers. maybe something rubber or silicone or a fabric of sorts

[@whoever7374]

I have really enjoyed watching this build, cannot wait until next week as several others have stated. IMO you are going to want more access to your electronics. While you have top access you have not allowed for side access, which is what you need when things go bad.

[@c.a.g.1977]

Man, if only someone here on KZbin would have made some sort of an educational video on oliy rags and spontaneous combustion, then you would not have had this problem! O, wait... what? 😉 The 'Aistream' is coming along really nice, Jason! 👍👍👍

[@kdkrim]

I agree, take the burnt fencing and make upper corner cabinets on each side at the front. Give you a chance to practice your corner skills. HA

[@Gmail_Me-BourbonMoth1.]

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[@coachwalrus3158]

Good looking ride

[@ZRex01]

Hey Jason, can we get your best Ron Swanson style headshot on a motivational poster with "It's woodworking, you can go rogue if you want to." on it? I'll be watching the merch store! Much love!

[@EchoS1x]

Looking good Jason!

[@imsowright90]

Looking good.

[@leehowell4258]

The bench looks great! And that bourbon drawer is awesome! That Straight Rye is one of the best pours I've had! Cheers!

[@n.vinther3087]

Hi Jason, love your videos. I'm a bit concerned about how concealed the electrical and batteries seem to be. Could you explain how you plan to access it? As a sailor, I need access to my electrical or batteries almost weakly to troubleshoot or install new equipment. Keep up the good work

[@vanlifekyle]

As someone whos currently converting a camper van, im loving these Airstream videos. Amazing work, and I may steal some of your ideas haha!

[@theUcane]

yay for another Airstream video!!! I love these ones!

[@mikemillar7023]

As others have suggested talk with your electric installer. You may need more ventilation and access to your components.

[@petereagle1023]

Without a doubt, the most talented functioning alcoholic on KZbin

[@peterk7428]

That's a beautiful shoshugi-ban fence you've got there.

[@glenlongstreet7]

I cut, shaped, and installed a bunch of those in a 40 foot sailboat. I sanded my fingers. In a boat they are called ceilings, or perhaps sealings. They looked really sharp.

[@Coolride1000]

Looking good👍👍