Hardwood skoolie trim in walnut, from rough sawn to final product

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[@CNormanHocker]

You have that "This Old House" music kick'en.

[@JKGEmslie]

Very nice craftsman style trim

[@Doc1855]

Absolutely beautiful mill and trim work. Love the color of the stain. Looks fabulous in your bus. I’m glad you’re in a better state of mind on this video. Stay in touch ! Doc

[@bigrollinghome2091]

Thanks Chuck. Great to see you getting some trim in the bus!

[@jasonfay2250]

ISWYDT

[@DeliberateNRandom]

At least someone did it so I didn't have to be first...

[@joeyvast]

Are you going to do a video on how you did your ceilings?? Would love one. Thanks for all you do!

[@ChuckCassadyYT]

There is one

[@joannewolfe5688]

Sweet! Gave me some nice ideas for my rehab house trim.

[@corby404]

"The money is in the details" Tommy Silva....

[@timklassen421]

Thanks again Chucky

[@missstacie958]

Just tuning in, for a short time 😢 Chuck you're amazing.

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

Walnut is a beautiful wood. I have access to red oaks in this area and often cut it on my mill. Great job! Looks fantastic!

[@unimog404]

I love the round over bit! It makes everything so nice to the touch! And wood and wood colors are great. Around my windows I have made wooden frames with 1/4 round corners 😍

[@glennman9890]

Very nice work Chuck.

[@cnlinton1993]

U.S. Army Veteran following you from NEW ZEALAND for some time. In my opinion, Your channel is one of the best institutional bus/coach schoolie conversion channels available on KZbin. QUESTION: I've reviewed the floor video as I convert my Higer 9m coach bus into a 4-family member tiny home, but I have not seen a complete framing video for framing and walls. I want to install a pocket door between the master bedroom and another between the bunk bed/bathroom area before the kitchen. I need to know what you use for wall panels (Plywood?). For floor insulation, I have had a donated product called GoldFoam XPS (a New Zealand insulation product, but because I have not done a rood raise (It would need an engineer's sign-off for any structural changes, which would be super expensive). I have to keep that insulation at 50mm. We have under-coach storage that will also be insulated (fresh water and greywater tanks will be placed under there), so I did not feel the need to over-insulate the main coach floor. Where are your videos on framing (I saw the one on ply strips)? I will be lining it with yellow cedar and trim with New Zealand hardwood. I also want to put in a queen bed that can be raised to access storage under it )The bus has a 6+ litre Cumings and an Alison Trany (the bus is Chinese built and imported but licenced by Scania., becoming one of Australia's top bus brands. Can you help a Vet out (I founded Beyond Moods Charitable Trust, supporting veterans, first responders and rural farmers who live with the symptoms of depression, anxiety and PTS disorders., all of which I have. The best will become a remote support vehicle for the charity.

[@HenryRoss-wu4lo]

Chuck ur awesome!👍🏼👍🏿❤️

[@johnclamshellsp1969]

Comment #2 for you Chuck. I finally did the MT-643 upgrade on my 2002 Thomas Freightliner bus. I definitely have much better acceleration and very positive shifts, and the bus will do 80 no questions asked. Also, I could not get the 643 over 120.F on either one of my two trans temp gauges. I kept the original 5/8 JIC hydraulic hoses and the pressure and temp were fine. All 545 to 643 external parts were swapped over, no problem. ALSO.. absolutely remove your Speedo sensor and swap over. The sensor is either a two-wire or three-wire. That trans-mounted Speedo sensor is $370, don't forget.

[@episodicandfilmsy]

Brings me right back to the "This Old House" that I watched as a cute little kid! Love it ❤

[@lukekao8136]

It looks freaking fancy!! It's starting to make Alyssa's bus look bad. Shhhh! :P

[@lukekao8136]

You know with your master-level knowledge of wood-working, you could totally work on that tv show, "this old house" on PBS, I use to watch that all the time. I think the guy that use to be on that show had cancer and passed away, norm something.

[@Royal.Gypsys]

Indeed half a job is done with the right tools... Well, and common sense 😁 Loooove tools 💕

[@krakenengineer]

its these little details that take up so much time in finishing a build. I have spent way to much time putting on edge banding and formica in area's that no one but me will see. Its looks good but damn days of detail work...

[@favorflavor707]

Your video’s are always are full of useful tips, tricks and product recommendations. 👍 Osmo Polyx- Oil 3054 Clear Satin $164.99 2.5 Liters 💵💵💰 Now a person could save some on tools with some elbow grease. Instead of a sander and router, sandpaper and wood file

[@ginuiowa]

Awesome looking window trim; I love it!! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@Danielily1]

Rhat looks very nice!

[@rbnhood39]

You guys do some beautiful work. Chuck I think the outside of the bus could use an accent color to break up all of the green.

[@moustachemike7128]

thks for sharing sir...what up Adam,,,,,

[@kevinfenn9672]

thanks for the video

[@peegee7126]

Hey CC , What material is the tan wall covered with? Paint? Or??? It looks really nice and smooth! How did you hide the seams between the sheets of plywood? Thanks!

[@michaelirizarry5037]

that looks awesome!

[@jerrydebaca8697]

Without a riving knife, a wedge or several works great instead of fingers...

[@NO-mi5mf]

But where can we get those safety glasses?

[@Lynn7015hb]

That was really helpful. Thanks so much

[@johnclamshellsp1969]

Really great videos as always Chuck. Sorry, I was late to the party, was at Freightliner tonight buying parts for my bus. Do you need any MT643 trans fittings? I have an extra new set if you want them.

[@2nd_of_3]

Late, darn it..

[@missstacie958]

Chuck, how do you feel about Oqurrih mountain bus conversions in Kearns, Utah. I know you didn't like Apex.

[@cayenneprepper9065]

Does Alyss receive compensation for the ‘sneeze?’

[@WideAwakeTravels]

Great video. What grit sandpaper did you use?

[@jaystewart9947]

Great information about cutting trim pieces! Nice looking grain in that wood as well. Oh, and on a lighter note, 1988 called and they want their safety glasses back! 😅😅