How to Build a DIY Travel Trailer - Insulation, Windows/Door, Aluminum Trim (Part 3)

[@homesteadonomics]

Here is the link for the T-Shirt campaign for those interested :) www.bonfire.com/travel-trailer-project-homesteadonomics/

[@tombenes4461]

You need to do a water test on all Windows and door

[@homesteadonomics]

its monsoon season right now so there should be plenty of rain on it in the next few days :D

[@DerekScuba]

Looking for some inspiration on a dirtbike flat bed trailer I’m building. Those lights look pretty slick. Do you happen to have a link for name of the lights? Thanks -Derek

[@EliteGeeks]

Please make me the same trailer I think it is nearly perfect

[@Sig721Tau]

@@homesteadonomics You didn't tell us how much money you spent on building this trailer so far.

[@metaspencer]

lookin' great! I'm not surprised that it's taken a bit longer ... lots of details in there, man

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks! yes, waaay longer than I anticipated... lots of little things that need to be done or figured out..lol

[@Smurphenstein]

Nice work, I am amazed at the variety of products and the low prices you pay for them in the US. Even an R9 insulation value is unheard of here.

[@BumbleBeeJunction]

Looks really good Joe... I am sure you and your family will put it to good use making some wonderful memories... Congrats on a great build... Peace

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Mark! I really appreciate it. Yes, hopefully we'll have many many years of great trips with it :)

[@cephalopodx7587]

Looks fantastic! I have a tiny trailer too and you are doing a great job. You know one thing I wanted to mention is that in Europe they are absolute masters of the 'extended experience' so lots of awning/tented spaces that allow everything from rooftop sleeping to showering outside...etc. One small travel trailer in their hands becomes like a 1000 square foot home when they are done tenting up and unfolding everything...I felt ridiculous in my one person tent when I camped there. At any rate...they are absolutely fascinating and well worth looking at/drooling over.

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Christian! I have been looking at some of the European builds.. really cool ideas... I plan to make a functional outdoor set up as that's where we will be spending most of our time :D

[@uknowulikethat4042]

you should put your logo on the back for sure, trailer looks great, nearly time for a road trip. we've had a heatwave over here, hottest it's been for 40 years, over a month with no rain, your trailer would look sweet going down the wild atlantic way drive.

[@homesteadonomics]

Yes, i will definitely put the logo on for sure... just got to figure the right spot. And thats crazy about the weather there too. Maybe we will get a extra rain streak in leui of your dry spell ;)

[@hywayman68]

Joe< excellent work! by far the most boss DIY Camper trailer I've seen so far and Ive been looking at thousands literally. You are very professional and meticulous with your craft yet thrifty and frugal as well as Just plain down to earth and No nonsense. Love your video! will definitely be taking notes and referring as I build my own project.

[@johnhunter273]

Dude! Looks awesome! Missed seeing your notifications. Hope to see more soon,

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks John! I hope to get more videos up as soon as I can so you can have more notifications ;)

[@butchford757]

I would save the interior space and do an outdoor shower. Looking great.

[@jofher007]

Nice Trailer.. where did you buy it? just kidding Good Job LOL

[@homesteadonomics]

Rover101 from the homesteadonomics general store 😉

[@claudelefebvre3076]

wish i had a general store like this in Lachine Québec ;-)

[@weetreebonsai]

I wish you had a general store! I think I have suggested that more than a few times!

[@matthewson1000]

EXCELLENT CRAFTSMANSHIP BROTHER! I will be building a tiny home using a cargo trailer. You’ve given me many good insights to the process. 🙏🏼 thank you.

[@silvergrizzly316]

Yo Joe, your travel trailer is lookin incredible buddy!!! 👍👍. You could always put your logo on the side of the trailer. Just a thought.. You ARE a one man construction crew my friend! You're doing a fantastic job. ☆Jay 😀👍👍

[@ryanwindsor8379]

I agree. The logo would look great on there!

[@homesteadonomics]

Hey Jay! Thanks buddy!! I'm currently trying to decide whether I'll have it on the side or back... or both. I don't want to over do it but I think it would look cool! Just need to find the right logo outfit that can make one that is really UV resistant. From my research most all the decal places 'say' their decals are UV resistant but when I see them on vehicles, some look great and some look sun burnt... defintiely dont want the logo getting all faded or burnt after a year in our weather...lol

[@BrandonHvlogs]

homesteadonomics a shop that does wraps in your area should be able to do that.

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Silver Grizzly homesteadonomics well another tidbit for those nomading or just cargo safety, put something on them. People don't trust nondescript vehicles and they garner much curiosity. I personally wonder what's going on and make a point of watching and avoiding any vehicle I can be snatched into. It doesn't matter what it says, people just register some association and feel less threatened resulting in loss of interest. You could write "Grandma eats butt" and they'll assume it's a bakery delivery van or something akin..😏 It's our messed up society but IMPORTANT for many reasons.. God bless

[@rfores2010]

Dormitorio ambulante

[@MrRmga420]

That’s crazy. I stumbled across this build the day after making a sketch of what I would like to build for me and my family. Turns out the overall design is very similar! Hopefully I’ll be able to use this as a guide when my build jumps off. Thanks!

[@ourselfreliantlife]

Two thumbs up! I love the attention to detail. Great work Joe!

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Jim! Details aren't always my strong suit but being that this thing will be on the road and subject to all sorts of weather I really want to make sure its right the first time :D

[@annapchelka2706]

Класс молодчина ..... лайк

[@toronado455]

I just re-watched this video. One of my favorites. The amount of progress shown in this one is amazing, and everything is done so well.

[@MikeHarris1984]

Damn, that is turning out nice! Looks like a professional trailer shop built it!

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks Mike!!

[@garyrogers6761]

Are we having fun yet?? Trailer looks sweet , happy trails as you all say in the US of A !!

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Gary! Yes, lots of fun... but also lots of tired...lol... can't wait to take it out on the road :D

[@ScottGMerritt]

Excellent workmanship, thank you!

[@homesteadonomics]

thank you Scott!

[@colinblankenship2401]

Very nice project. Keep up the great work

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks so much Colin!

[@kimchi2780]

The foam probably helped to add a ton of rigidity to the structure too.

[@thehifiwifiguy]

Everything you do is top notch... and then there's the wiring. LOL I would be glad to donate some time to your future projects and help with wiring if you're open to it.

[@samaeybelgium]

Just perfect!Beautifull and solid . And you show that we can make our things ourselves with less off the mass production.At least thats what i'm convinced off.Grtz Belgium

[@nightprowlerch19]

You should add a receiver to the back so you can throw a Cargo Carrier on it. You don't always have to use it but when you do need the extra room it'll be handy.

[@homesteadonomics]

I have seen others do that and it is a really good idea for sure :D

[@findingnimo4707]

Just wht i wished to see..... great job...impressed

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks for checking it out :)

[@fadsadmo3254]

This looks professional done by a trailer company 😲 amazing, 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾here in Kenya I have been watching with family the rain water harvesting project video. You have new subscribers here. Thank you 🙏

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks!! and awesome you got your family watching too! More rainwater harvesting in the works ;)

[@FullSendPrecision]

What an awesome project.

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks Aaron!

[@mcscheck2000]

Those wheel wells will make some nice cubby holes / storage space.. NO WASTED SPACE...

[@hawkkim1974]

very nice. amazed to see that exterior sidings can be done with tapes!

[@ДмитрийРебенок-ф5с]

Молодец, отличная работа, много труда вложил.👍💪

[@TrialAndError8713]

Omigosh! I cheered when I saw that the trailer lights worked. I guess I'm a bit of a goober. 🙃

[@MauriceNL1]

I think a third brake light would be safer, and yellow light for the blinkers and red for braking and normal light

[@homesteadonomics]

MauriceNL it’ll be getting another brake for sure 😀👍

[@otgoodamiran9900]

NICE. The trailer is looking great Joe! I want to make such a trailer on my own.

[@supercomputer0448]

Yay finally it felt like forever to get this vid

[@homesteadonomics]

haha.. you're telling me... it felt like forever to get it ready... everytime I thought about the next step there were two more little things I needed to do before that step...lol... big learning curve building this :D

[@indigodragon7129]

Dude, how about a tire with a dense foam donut with a round outer surface that has a notch towards the wheel hub where you place a Kevlar inner tube filled with nitrogen that when inflated fills the notch in the dense foam pushing it outwards to make the tire become ridged. You now have a trailer tire that can take nails and sharp rocks. No worries about having a flat on your trailer. 😊😉

[@homesteadonomics]

now that would be the kind of tire to have for sure!!

[@stilcrazychris]

At least right now your top isn't leaking like mine is. We didn't know it up a couple of kids got mad @ my daughter & took an axe to the roof. Now we have to replace EVERYTHING CEILING, LIGHT FIXTURES, CABINETS, & WALLS. I'm just sick about the whole thing. We might as well stripe it & start all over. The stove, sink, bathroom things are all ok. Would you like to help some disabled folks from Missouri out? Let me know, I don't care if you video tape the whole thing. We don't have much. But I can make a mean chicken & noodle & pie... lol... jk... Your doing a great job. You should be proud, Chris from Missouri

[@homesteadonomics]

oh wow! that stinks... sounds like those kids are missing parents... and if they have parents then those parents are missing a good pair of boots to give those kids a good kick in the..... lol... well you know ;) anyways, sorry to hear about that. Really sad that people do that kind of thing. I'm not sure my wife will let me work on another trailer project ones this one is done. But can I still stop by for the chicken noodle and pie? ;) Wishing you guys the best! joe

[@stilcrazychris]

homesteadonomics door is always open.. But you do have to give me about 4 hours notice, bc that's how long I cook my chicken down for. You can't rush good chicken & noodles. All hand raised & homemade noodles. But I'll go get a good pie while the chicken is making the best stock in MO. I'll even butcher the chicken from the back yard. No growth hormones @ this house... lol... or antibiotics. It's FRESH!!!.... I'm only 1/2 mile from the airport to. I will ask you to do one thing I had to do as a child grown up when we killed my grandparents chickens & that's pluck them. Oh I hated that job & it stunk... lol... But I have to take on the other jobs they done. Kill, butcher, & freeze the chickens. But like I said Doors always open. Who knows after I tell your wife are 2 very sad stories, she might say yes to help us... lol... It's all good exspecily the fried chicken. Yum yum...

[@abcd-bh6xl]

Good work👍👍👍

[@danield3471]

I would put your daughters bed above yours. Then you could make a wall of cabinet's for storage. Thanks for sharing

[@homesteadonomics]

haha... it's funny you say that because that's likely what will happen.. she wants a little bunk above our feet area... but I'll still have the front bed for when she gets older :)

[@ThatGuy08940]

If your gonna put a bumber on it you should just box it in for storing hoses so there not just thrown somwhere and put a couple propane tanks up front

[@рафиктюребаев]

отличная работа

[@homesteadonomics]

благодаря :)

[@AndrewScheier]

Love this build! You'll be happy with that R-rating for the insulation down here. Let me know if you ever need a hand.

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Andrew! You are welcome to swing by for a coke if you're out on patrol :) Just send me a message so I can clean this pig sty up...lol

[@michaelcollins6851]

Good work man

[@96chevydually6.5L]

Nice Progress

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks Chevy!

[@stuffsethmakes]

Hey Joe! When this project is finished will you give us your numbers as far as what you spent on materials and see if it’s worth it to build your own vs. just buying a trailer from a dealer?

[@homesteadonomics]

Stuff Seth Makes hey Seth....I plan to talk about that in a questions video. An overview, but probably won’t go into super fine details because I’m not that organized...haha but I can already tell you this will be way cheaper than a new trailer but the same or probably more expensive than a used one

[@jengineer9405]

Very nice

[@thecountrybumba6454]

Молодец! Здорово получилось.

[@andersonkochaki1583]

Você é um excelente profissional meus parabéns 😁

[@karim4418]

great job bro..i m jealous..

[@dapappacn]

Hello, sir. I am enjoying your videos immensely. However, I haven't been able to find a video on a solar setup for running house A/C. Could you refer me to one in your play list, please?

[@ChicagoBob123]

Question when its all said and done will it cost you more or less than just buying one? You are one great craftsman though

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks! the quick answer is most likely this... will be way cheaper than a new one ... but likely the same or more than a used one.. But I enjoy the process and making something with my hands...so I'll likely enjoy it way more :D

[@kastenolsen9577]

Use flush rivits before insulation goes in.

[@jgbelmont]

A diesel heater would compliment this nicely. They are dirt cheap to run.

[@zhataviyuslord3733]

I like it

[@eyeswideshut2800]

@10 sec. I'm in, don't make me regret it, let's go...lol

[@homesteadonomics]

hope you didn't regret it :)

[@eyeswideshut2800]

homesteadonomics I don't even remember I'm researching so much but I think I went on a sealer search because of you. Don't use silicone, use some marine grade 3MM or something flexible(Proflex or other). Best tip applying sealant, mask it off and remove while tacky, perfect. OH MY GOSH! I'm watching now and I went in search of how to cover and semi protect corners, you just did it, love! I ended up in flashing and got bored then back to houseboat structures.. THANKS, gotta watch again...👍👍

[@budnixon]

Hey Bud, any ideas on the weight at this point? :) Great job, thanks for sharing!!!

[@homesteadonomics]

BudNixon shooting for about 2200-2400lbs...but I’ll just have to wait an see 😉

[@chrisharp381]

I love the build! Would it be possible to find out where you were able to obtain the door?

[@RepresentinChrist]

I've been looking (and probably missed you mentioning it in a past video), but where did you buy your hat?? I saw in another video that you had a few of them. Awesome!

[@homesteadonomics]

Collin hi Colin...I’ve gotten them from oth eBay and Amazon...just an unstructured, low profile...I think the brand I got most was ‘mega cap’. In some sort of brown or tan...lol....they all turn about the same color after a few months of sweat😂

[@rickstir7144]

Sometimes.... after watching these videos... I say “fuck that! I’ll just buy one!”

[@nestorygnaciomarcucci1346]

Muy bueno!

[@indigodragon7129]

Dude, Design a small solar vacuum tube water heater system retrofited to super heat a gallium alloy. Place insulated pipes and use an electromagnetic pump to pump super heated gallium alloy through a copper heat exchange coil inverted inside an insulated water tank. Placed above the main galluim resivor so the gallium alloy can drain back out of all the pipes ounce the sun go's down. Then you could even circulate the super heated gallium alloy through thermal electric generators to charge up an organic carbon power cell bank. You might be able to use a large Peltier module to rig up an air conditioning system and even operate a refrigerator off the system during the day then off your organic carbon power cell bank at night. 😯😊😉

[@homesteadonomics]

whoah! now that might be a bit past my brain power to figure out... or at least a bit heavier type of project than I can add to it ;)

[@JamesFVetsOnMedia]

Did you purchase plans for this trailer or design it yourself? Looks great!

[@vesohaxo1]

Great work Joe!. Look forward to the final updates as you begin to finish up the inside. Can I ask which dust mask you're using in these videos? The orange-ish one. Tnx. - Dan

[@javiervalerin2841]

Hi! Great job , how Is the trailer weight

[@MotoMendez]

Doug thompson? Like acica nursary Doug?

[@homesteadonomics]

not that I'm aware.. he has a metal business dtmetalcraft.com i think

[@MotoMendez]

homesteadonomics okay. Love the trailer by the way, also if you have saguaros on your property and you're in need of some extra cash I walk with a company called Arizona native plants LLC we specialize in saguaros and other cacti , also love the videos keep them coming

[@keywestalert6329]

Build one for me? Jk ing... i really would love to build one with my father.

[@coloradoqueen3282]

What would you say you have in the build as far as cost so far? just parts?

[@תמירפרוידנט]

What is the weight of the trailer at the end of the process? I am considering building a private car. I have a station wagon. Do you think it would be appropriate?

[@leveling-up4346]

Can i use pvc foam board for the wall ??

[@elplevonrooo395]

How long did it take you to build it? What was your budget on it?

[@t1titan31]

Hey Joe i like what you're doing with the trailer. What tape did you use on the roof and corner seams? I'm in the middle of my own build and am needing to start sealing it up

[@bmechanic4621]

bill 11.1 did weigh your trailer, and how much? and cost too!

[@ruemongers2501]

your video is much informative, keep making such precious videos. But Here 50% of material u used isnt available. so i can just imagine this project doing in my dreams not practically in my life.

[@ВладимирВоронин-н7щ]

Молодец все понравилось

[@domhideo832]

what welding machine are you using Sir?

[@JohnDoe-ot8le]

Hey man, this project comes out to be great. Do you do this on the weekends ?? any information about the cost of the project?

[@dinacaldwell7522]

So how much would all of these supplies cost?

[@jasondean7358]

What was the overall cost of the finished product?

[@CARLOSINDAIATUBA8755]

Ok América 🇺🇸🇧🇷 Brazil

[@cga8742]

Hola que es el chapa exterior?

[@SSeRpent13]

What was the overall cost ?

[@SteveP-vm1uc]

It seems you have forgotten your wiring for a lighted license plate bracket. In the wheel wells, (from inside), I'd spray everything with rubberized undercoating. 2 layers everywhere along the edges. It makes for a great seam sealer and kills any issues with condensation on the inside of the steel fender.

[@homesteadonomics]

I actually have a tail light that has a license plate light.. that will either go on the bumper (deciding still if I will make one) or the low side. It's powered by the running/tail wire. No specific wire for just a license plate light. I do like the idea of the rubber undercoating spray though.. thanks Steve! :)

[@eyeswideshut2800]

homesteadonomics me too, probably helps with road beat up too, good ole rubber...thanks Steve

[@007darryl]

Looks good, all you need is some solar panels on the roof and a outside shower off the rear end. Remember, keep momma happy! 😁

[@homesteadonomics]

Yes, solar for sure! I have seen some really cool outdoor shower setups. I like the air powered setups that folks make with black ABS pipe for heat and some air to pressurize it. And yes, if mommas happy... we all are happy :D

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Beautiful work Joe!

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Dimitri!

[@johnreinburg859]

Excellent! You are amazing and very talented! I can tell you took your time with this project. On top of everything, you showed your subscribers how you completed your work. All I can say is outstanding! If you don't mind me asking but what is your profession? Where did you learn your skills. I see everything you have done on your homestead and I am amazed of your skills.

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks John! As for my day job... it's a firefighter. Most of my skills are just from working on projects and learning as I go. I like to delve into things. I learned the 'figure it out' attitude from my dad and I've learned a lot of problem solving from my father in law too. The rest is just grit I guess...lol Oh yes... I acted as an owner/builder for my home and learned a lot from that too. I didn't do everything but acted as the general contractor and was involved in every process of the build. Was a great experience... learned a ton... but found out that building a home isn't as complex as one would think... but jumping through the red tape of permits and county bureaucracy (aka... bureau-crazy) is the real thing that makes building a home challenging....lol

[@RobinLewisMakes]

Silicone, weatherproof tape, butyl tape AND aluminium trim...forget weather proof, it's hurricane proof!

[@homesteadonomics]

oh man.. I sure hope so Robin! btw... hows the dad life treating you... are you past the first 3 months yet... i think maybe about 1-2 months right now? Anyways, it gets easier once those first few months are past :)

[@RobinLewisMakes]

So far so good. We're getting the hang of it, although each day seems to be some new challenge! She's 2 months tomorrow actually, the time's gone so quick

[@jjo5375]

Quality work over speed 'anyday!' An enjoyable, informative video. Thanks! : )

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks J JO! I agree totally.... Ive done enough projects fast... only ending up needing to revisit them later for repairs that now I try and make sure its done right the first time :) Joe

[@raynoladominguez4730]

Great video, nice trailer. Great tip of the curved insulation. I love the accent stripe. Are you going to add Homesteadonomics logo to the exterior walls?

[@homesteadonomics]

Hi Raynola! Thanks, and yes I'm really happy with the strip too! As for the Logo... yep, that's the plan. I need to find a place that will make UV resistant logo decals. ... don't want it getting all brown and sun burnt after a year ;)

[@gee-yongkim2374]

I was waiting. It's an amazing job. I am a man living in South Korea .. I live in an apartment and I am envious of your working environment.What is the total weight and why did not you do the brake system? Oh, and you look handsome.

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks GY Kim! much appreciated :) I just checked out your trailer video.. GREAT job!! As for the weight... I'm looking to have it be in the 2200-2400lb range when finished. As for brakes.. yes, there will be brakes but I won't wire them until I get my tongue box made so that I can locate the wire harness inside that. thanks for watching and great to hear from S Korea!! Joe

[@Friedrich-Wilhelm-1980]

omg this guys trailer is literally just held together by tape i hope that's good stuff man it looks good i'm just worried

[@douglasharley2440]

no, the diamond plate rock guard, the aluminum cladding, and the insulation are held with industrial strength tape...why do you literally exaggerate like a fool?

[@Friedrich-Wilhelm-1980]

@@douglasharley2440 how is calling tape tape exaggerating like a fool? between heat, flex and vibration all adhesives break down

[@loomingeverdrums]

amazing job you should include all the material cost and compare with buying a new one

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks! as for material costs... I will go over it in general in a questions video but it won't be down to the nitty gritty details because I haven't been that good at keeping all the receipts... lol...most of the metal was donated by industrial metal supply but I can easily figure estimates on that since Ive bought so much from them over the years.. But the quick assessement is that it will likley be more than buying a small used one but WAY less than a brand new one:)

[@gregparrott]

Very impressive skill set and patience to pull it off. Thanks for posting the video. At 2:39, you mention a sealant tape for corners and ceiling-to-wall applications. Who makes this and what is it called?

[@joeyfranks8622]

I think it might be this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXiwemCIiMqgmpo

[@aaronstone5899]

If it were me i would save room inside and do an outdoor shower and some kind of cool curtain solution just my 2 cents

[@homesteadonomics]

There will likely be an outdoor shower too... actually would be the preferred way so as to keep water out of the trailer. but the little shower room will be more of a place to keep a cassette toilet for emergencies, etc,. :)

[@PermacultureHomestead]

im diggin' it so far, pretty nice for a weekend camper, interested to see this through, a bathroom w/ shower will be tight !

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks Tory! the bathroom and shower will be the last things to go in as I'm not totally sure how to set it up... but it will be pretty basic... no black tank, just a cassette toilet for emegencies...haha... I prefer the great outdoors for me, so its mostly for my daughter... and wife at night if its raining :)

[@JDurkin2811]

Wow, Amazing work. You outdid yourself.

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Joseph! :D

[@alesambaprimeiro]

Eu quero fazer o meu 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇧🇷 I want build one for me

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Alessandro! Great to hear from Brasil! Joe

[@philipirwin5286]

Two ideas, as far as the rear bumper, good idea, you could incorporate a swing out bracket on the door side to hold a grill possibly. As well as have storage for a sewer or water hose. Other idea is to run a piece of aluminum the width of whatever table you build along the door side of the camper spaced out a bit from the wall. The table will then have a similar length metal piece to slide onto the metal on the trailer. The purpose being is to have on end of the table attached to the camper and the ability to have one leg on the other end of the table, this way it will never be wobbly wherever you park it. Think outdoor kitchen.

[@homesteadonomics]

Ive seen some where folks use like a 'C' track for that to hold one side... I like it a lot! I do plan to make that lower cargo door into a slide out table of some sort but not totally sure of how I'll do it. But I really do like the idea of a bracket supported table. thanks Philip!

[@StMyles]

Nice... ok tell the truth which dealership did you buy it from? 😂.. Nice Very Nice. Sharp pre-planning on your wiring.

[@homesteadonomics]

I got it from the "HCTT Dealership" ... homesteadonomics custom travel trailers.....lol.....Thanks Myles!

[@hoperules8874]

Myles Yoshimoto no dealership actually waterproofs that well...if you want it done right...ya’ know.

[@rahmgrant]

Don’t forget a porch light, and an LED light bar on the back facing rear for backing up and security.

[@homesteadonomics]

I do plan on adding lights to the porch and surrounding sides :)

[@danielfisch655]

Great job, Joe. It looks amazing and thanks for taking us along on this build.

[@homesteadonomics]

Thanks Daniel! I really appreciate you watching... it's been tiring but still a lot of fun :)

[@codyf3249]

Awesome project and channel! Do you plan on adding a cost breakdown at the end of the series?

[@homesteadonomics]

thanks Cody! yes, I plan to talk about that a little bit on a questions video. I won't go into real detailed specifics but i will go over general costs I think :)