REBUILDING MY DREAM CAMPERVAN…… AGAIN

[@WillsWhereabouts]

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[@jam3zz813]

Will this sounds so strange but my dad is the one who gave you that star link, I’m not a subscriber but it seems so weird for my dad to be doing business with a quite popular KZbinr 😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Haha no way that’s awesome! Steves the man 🙌

[@EvilGenius.]

Its good that you are show your mistacks as you go. Many channels don't do that! Plus it proves that you are a true DIY person or at least being a true DIY builder. Five stars mate!

[@JsJourney-nz7ci]

Hands down your best video for ages, love watching the bits that go wrong, just proves you are human and not afraid to leave your mistakes in

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Hah thanks very much, I’m a work in progress 👊🏻

[@johnlupton2754]

Best way to join vinyl sheets is to overlap the second strip on the first piece by around 30mm. Then with a new blade cut down the centre of the two, peel back and remove the waste piece. Remove the top waste piece then the two will stick back down with a perfect join.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome cheers for that John I shall remember that

[@StuGardener]

Its like watching myself at times. When you carpeted your side pieces for your cab storage on the wrong sides had me in stitches. The fact you get there in the end is what's important, but the journey is so entertaining. 😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Hah it’s all a journey but I’m feeling more confident and knowledgable the more I do

[@robnoble9570]

Mate that's bloody good going....no matter how long it took you did it yourself so you DID A THING

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I REALLY DID DO A THING!

[@richjames7948]

Frank, you should try to use a heat gun when laying vinyl. It melts the glue and makes the vinyl easier to manipulate and stick better.

[@kevinwilliams7760]

Frank?

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’ve started doing this since and it certainly makes it easier to apply

[@magic1968]

@@WillsWhereabouts well said 'Frank' 😂

[@richjames7948]

@@WillsWhereabouts Betty's hair dryer will do the trick. 👍

[@misterpotato4775]

Why frank?🥲😂​@@magic1968

[@Spookyb329]

Lay an 8*4 sheet on the trestles, then a large sheet (or large off cuts) of Celotex. Set the saw just 1-2mm deeper than needed to ensure a clean cut and cut over the foam. The foam is still good to use later as it just has a few grooves in it :)

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome cheers for that mate

[@Watcheswhileeating]

For the wrap, use a water in a spray bottle with a tiny bit of washing up liquid in it to spray the surface before applying the wrap. It means you can more easily peel away and re-apply when you get a crease/ bubble or other mistake! It also makes bubble easier to squeeze out.

[@RobOutdoor]

You can't beat a wills whereabouts video for comical value and down right honesty! Nice 1 Will. . . Still waiting for you to accept my invite on that van camp 👌🐶ing 😉🤫😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

You're guaranteed comedy with my videos mate haha thanks for watching

[@bigjohnson1148]

When cutting sheet materials like mdf ply, etc, lay some 4/2 lengths on the saw horses and adjust the blade depth. Your timber won't fall or collapse. Love the videos 🎉

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate I’m going to do this next time which should make it much easier haha

[@greeny23uk]

Re the trestles, the notches on top are for you to use 2 x 2x4 lengths to create a table. You can either use like that or lay another another sheet of ply on those then you have a proper table. Set your saw depth to the sheet you are cutting and you will only score the surface underneath. 👌

[@Tim_G_T6]

Always better to prime timber before vinyling. We use Zinsser 123 😊

[@lukas1255]

When you were doing the wrap, you should have unscrewed the trim pieces at the sides and back ... wrapped those separately and then the main flat piece would have been a piece of cake. Then screw back on the trim pieces and done. :)

[@olivellanarrowboat4319]

Winging it and macgyvering on the go is the best part, most of my Narrowboat build has been that way! Keep going!! Well done

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I'm the self-proclaimed king of winging-it my friend 👊

[@eggy4152]

If you are keeping Mary, don't forget,to put a tiny latch on the end of the table,and connect it to the bedbase at the front of the table,just incase you have to apply heavy brakes.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Good idea thanks, it does lock when you push it far enough back but a proper catch would be safer and stronger

[@M4ketech]

Great job! I would install piece plywood under the bed at table area just to be sure its not bending and starting to touching the table.

[@annrimmington8690]

You do make me chuckle Will, your enthusiasm is just the best 😂👏👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I try Ann I try

[@robs4509]

Get yourself some 4x2 lengths of timber to stick on your trestles and cut on. It will stop the sheets falling through. They are sacrificial so dont worry about cutting into them!

[@zathrasjr]

This is the correct answer... the trestles are notched specifically to be used that way with cheap sacrificial 4x2's.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome thanks mate cheers to the tip, I’ll have to grab some for next time

[@debraroth1567]

One more suggestion...get a magnetized screw bit. Magnet holds the screw on the bit. Ive been using one for so many years!

[@danielkelly168]

Vans looking great, very well done! A tip on when you were cutting the side panels for your cupboard, if you put the straight/square edge of the templates against the straight edges of the ply you want to cut, you will waste less wood. Same for the fabric you glued to them. Never know when the off cuts may come in handy on a future project 😉

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome cheers Daniel, great tip

[@CurtisMayfeild]

Grab yourself a magnetic drive guide for your impact driver. This makes screwing in your fasteners with one hand much easier.

[@shinyagumon7015]

Honestly not bad, you did some really good thinking with the cupboard. Also when using vynil a heatgun or a hair dryer are your friends, will meld the vinyl right on.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Smashing I'll remember that one thanks so much

[@chazzerbox131]

When cutting using your trestles or saw horses pop 2 bits of opposing 2x4 or 2x3 in the U-shaped notch’s from one trestle (that’s what they are their for btw😉) to the other then use some scrap insulation as a to cut on top of that 🤙

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers buddy I had the wrong sized bits of wood in the workshop will do this next time!

[@lyngleed]

Still chuckling about you doing a thing.Love your sense of humour,you're the best.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Comes as a shock I’m telling you 🤣

[@michellelittlewood4832]

I love a bit of DIY in my van, I’m shit at it as most things either break or fall down but I will always give it a go. 🤷🏻‍♀️ You’re an inspiration to us all, Will. Love your videos, keep ‘em coming ❤

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It's more fun when you're shit 🤣 thanks for watching

[@cbeadle2508]

The notches in the top of the trestles are to put battens in spanning between them, this supports your work material throughout its whole length.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers mate had the wrong sized wood in the workshop but will do this next time

[@MrGarethmapstone]

On your trestles there are cut outs in the top rail. If you use a couple of lengths of 2x2 slotted in the cut outs your sheets won’t fall to the floor and you will have a stable workbench.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers Gareth I will remember this for next time

[@debraroth1567]

put some 2x4 lumber in the notches of the saw horses then lay your plywood over. Cut accordingly so you dont cut the 2x4s. Love the videos!

[@benclarke251105]

Use 2 lengths of sacrificial 3 or 4x2 that goes from trestle to trestle. Lay your sheet material on them but just check your saw depth before cutting, doesn't matter about cutting into the sacrificial timber as thats what it's there for but just dont cut all the way through it lol.

[@adamsquibb2316]

How to use your trestles when cutting a sheet. Simply lay a batten in each of them square cut outs on top of the treastles (make sure they are a bit higher than the top of the treastle when you have then laid in) Now place your 8x4 sheet on top and you can now cut across your sheet and both bits won't fall off just make sure to set the depth of your blade slightly thicker than your board. As you cut the board you will slightly cut into the battens but that's fine. Good luck

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers for the advice Adam

[@Bigbaldybear]

Great job Will 👍When you're putting adhesive on the batons, or anything similar, try and run it more down the centre away from the edge then when you screw it down the adhesive won't spill out of the sides 😁

[@jamiebarker11]

When cutting, get some 4x2 timber and lay in the slots of your trestles and will support your work piece hope this helps 1:31

[@paulsallis769]

Yo Will 👋 Try using insulation board to help with cutting plywood sheets. Lay the insulation board on the floor with the plywood on top and just set your saw depth so it only cuts a bit out of the insulation board. 👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers Paul great shout

[@greatscottgaming8681]

You need to move that PIR sensor! When it's there, items could slide in front of it and block it's view - put the sensor above the door inside the cabinet ;)

[@WillsWhereabouts]

That's a good shout Scott thanks

[@DaemonGloom]

@@WillsWhereabouts Wouldn't it be better to use a door sensor instead of PIR? That way the lights will turn on when you open the cabinet and they won't turn on while you are driving and items are moving inside that cabinet.

[@baldvale5418]

19:00 Err Will.........................those kitchen tiles that you fitted, isn't there a wall cupboard that will cover most of them! What i'm saying is those tiles that will get covered by the cupboard, you could have used them to finish your kitchen wall off : )

[@daynegilbey3674]

I thought that 😂

[@baldvale5418]

@@daynegilbey3674 😂👍

[@ronaroamsdeniseandsonny3545]

The tiles don't match up i.e. the staggered pattern on the left, some tiles are.not staggered. You started with a flat edge on the right instead of against the wall. The cut out edge should have been ready to butt up to the "next cut out bit" I couldn't live with that 😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I wanted the tiles to be visible at the back when you open them, there's no backs to my cupboards 🙌 and yes fully aware the tiles aren't perfect 🤣 the way I operate personified by tiles!

[@djangle67]

Get 2 lengths of 3x2 CLS at 2400mm and place them snugly in the grooves on top of your Stanley plastic trestles forming a more stable bench…..makes cutting sheets of ply so much easier.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Great tip, thanks mate I’m gonna get myself some 2x4s

[@djangle67]

@@WillsWhereabouts no worries Will just make sure it's CLS 3x2 or 4x2 as the 2 inch size fits snugly in the grooves .. also when cutting sheets set the blade depth about 5mm bigger than the sheet thickness and the CLS will be your third hand and take the extra 5mm you added to blade depth...if that makes sense. 👍CLS is slightly smaller than regular 3x2 and 4x2. Try Jewsons or a local timber merchant as they will know what CLS is 😁

[@jitsandhu1]

Well done Will, it was great watching an Amateur/Master/Genius at work. I love watching your raw unfiltered process of working through things as you go along. Mary is looking better than before (I didn't think that was possible). Start to trust and believe in yourself more, as you can do anything you put your mind too. Jit x.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you very much Jit really appreciate that👊

[@Car_ToonUK]

When you're putting the vinyl on you should squeegee it out towards the bit you're pulling the backing off. Also using a decent snap away utility knife is better than a Stanley knife.

[@GuyRutter]

Tip. With the battens you screwed through the batten into the ply. The ply is thin so there is not much screw thread holding it. And a risk you’ll go through with the sharp point if the screw. Better to screw from the other side. Especially as you are hiding the lot with vinyl. You could glue them first so they stay attached when you turn it over.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Top tip Guy cheers mate

[@S3_pit18]

When you’re cutting your boards put both stands under the biggest side of the cut. If you have another stand put it at the other side of the cut stop it from bending then cracking your wood

[@jordanhanson316]

Just cut on a sheet of 18mm ply on the stand or foam on the floor, change the depth to your wood if you can. In yacht building they literally just cut the ply bench tops and replace them now and then

[@Dowsettexplores]

Love the videos and have for a long time, keep trying, keep learning and keep travelling! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome thanks for watching mate glad you enjoy 👊

[@JohnTop1993]

Maybe you should use a magnetic reed switch for the LEDs, because with the motion sensor, there's a chance it might activate if things move around when the van is in motion.

[@IanClayton-ph1ru]

Will any chance you can do a rain storm stealth camp as I love the rain mate so relaxing 🌧️

[@jaynekittycat9252]

That sliding table is much better then the old one. Much stronger. ❤

[@K.Pilkington]

If you look at the top of your Stanley trestles, you'll see two little groves. Buy 2 lengths of CLS studwork timber, I believe they'll be 38mm x 63mm. They'll slot into those grooves perfectly and provide a more stable base to cut into. Just set your circular saw a mm or two deeper than what you're cutting, it won't matter if you nick the studwork.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks for the tips Sean 🙌

[@adampercival4551]

I normally put 2x 2by4s under the ply the 2 cut outs on top Of the trestles are for putting them In to stop them moving

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome thanks, I’ll have to grab some 2x4s for the trestle

[@staffybullterrier7678]

On the sides of things like ply cloth etc... usually pretty square, use this edge rather than trying to cut edge. Lovin ur vids... 👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks for the tips mate

[@RWBlakeArt]

I'd expect doing the vinyl will be similar to when you put new grip tape on a skate board....I'd put it on the wood and then where the overhang is...rub around the edges with a block maybe with some small grit sandpaper or something and then you have a line to cut that is bent and marked in place

[@dinocub1]

Lovin' the Sophie Ellis-Baxtor choice in music. So awesome. Rumour has it, Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out of My Head", was written with Sophie in mind, offered to her record label, which was rejected. It was then offered to Kylie Minogue. Kylie has had an awesome career due to that song putting her on the map in the USA. Sophie, being generous and not wanting to take anything away from Kylie, denies the story she personally rejected it, but stops short on confirming it was offered to her via her record label. In any event, makes me happy that Sophie is now getting some love on a song she did over two decades ago despite making such a bad call early in her career. Hopefully, it will make her whole catalog be revisited as there's really some gems there. Sorry...side tracked, awesome job on the van! 😁

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Hah it’s a banger of a song 🎶

[@magic1968]

Here are some suggestions. Get another workmate to use with your grandfather's. Rest the wood across this to stop your waste from toppling over. Also, when cutting the wood, don't put the template in the middle and cut around it. Instead, line up the biggest edge of the template with the outside edge of the wood. You're doing well, mate. I'm enjoying the videos.👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers mate I appreciate that

[@HandyC]

OK here's a comment 😀 Says he doesn't want to waste wood but then marks out a template smack bang in the middle of a sheet of ply instead of aligning some of the straighter edges of the template with some of the straighter edges of the ply. Would not only leave you a larger offcut you can use for other things but gives you less cutting to do on the actual piece you want.. BOSH! Carry on Sir, enjoying the show.... (one day I'll get round to doing mine)

[@Slikx666]

Will. That strip of plastic and carpet to go where the gap was was a bloody good idea, well done. The bed idea worked out well, another success. The top strips of tiles are a bit off, but if you're having some cupboards there it doesn't matter. Don't forget that if something doesn't work right, just take a break and come back to it with a fresh mind. 😀👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate it came out good! And yea haha I only realised after about the tiles being off but thankfully they’ll be covered by the cupboard

[@Slikx666]

@@WillsWhereabouts 😀👍

[@Brummelisa_thevan]

It looks brilliant! I have the same “tiles” in my van and they really do look pretty good.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

You've got great taste in tiles

[@brianbrown8845]

Great video Will, you're enjoying yourself doing the upgrade on Mary, so what if some things don't go to plan that's the fun about these projects, looking forward to the next video.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Exactly that my friend 👊

[@eveypea]

The motion sensor was overkill for the above cabin light bulkhead. It could be triggered by things in the cupboard moving as you drive. A simple generic door switch (like the ones that are on the front van doors) would work only when the cupboard door opens. Otherwise, I enjoyed watching this and the previous video

[@stevedines2636]

Love the fact that you are back and revamping Mary always enjoy your Building and now know it’s Not just me that …..ks up on the measuring. Steve IOW 😎

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Haha cheers Steve, thanks for watching

[@twaito]

Don't forget to remember to forget the handle, side to glue etc😂😂 Fair play mate. Watching your builds gives me DIY flashbacks😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

haha cheers mate she's coming along nicely

[@twaito]

@@WillsWhereabouts indeed she is. Really need to do mine. Grey carpet coming down all over the place, a few lights that have stopped working. Currently trying to get a new fuel pump sorted out before Eden festival next week. She's an old girl with over 200k on her beating transit heart. I guess this is the equivalent to a hip replacement 😄

[@matty741]

Bit of heat on the vinyl will help prevent bubbles and definitely help make it more malleable. Heat gun would be best.

[@Thehonestruth]

Not sure what was more exciting the overhead cupboard or you DIYing with your shirt off!! 😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

😂😂 deffo the cupboard

[@philphil3707]

Get a few pieces of CLS timber, put them across your tressels, and then put your sheet materials (Ply board) on top of that which will make a work bench and then when you cut that material into smaller pieces it won't fall over

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate lots of people saying the same so I’ll have to grab some timber to do this

[@mariannesyrett7759]

I was waiting for something to go wrong, but credit where due, you did so well, only minor hiccups easily sorted, well done Will👏😄

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I know I even surprised myself with this one!

[@bulletvivace]

PIR: Passive Infra Red. The "Dome" is a lence, devided into sections. If something moves infront of two sections, it counts that as movement, and it will send a signal to, in this case your lights.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome that’s good to now, thanks 👊🏻

[@DaznEm525]

Cracking vid, loved watching the trials and tribulations of your upgrades on Mary 😊. Well done for having a go ❤ u done a really good job and learning on the way too 👍 good on ya 👍 😀

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much 👊

[@ChristopherAsh-t6u]

When cutting your templates don’t do them in the middle of the ply sheet cut from one edge you won’t hame so much wasted ply

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks for the tip, I’m learning all sorts from comments like this

[@Vlad-bu3mr]

really liked how you did the over cab storage, been thinking how the feck to do mine and will be stealing the template idea 😁

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I'm quite proud of it to be honest mate

[@Dave64DGB]

Just a thought......on the bulkhead door you'd probably be better adding a magnet to both ends of the door, rather than just one, to ensure it stays closed when driving and guarantees no light in there to trigger the light.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Yea good idea mate I’m going to add another one I think to make I stronger

[@target844]

I would put a large pipe in the hole on the right side for storage. Even if your kitchen cupboard is covering the hole it can still be used for storage of longer items you seldom need but still want to have in the van. In the worst case, it is never used.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

That’s a good idea but if I put the cupboard in the way then there would be no way to access this area

[@bobbicatton]

Nice job on these upgrades. Watching the table function properly is so satisfying👍😊

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks Bobbi appreciate it, I'm pretty proud of it👊

[@leebilbie2800]

Brilliant to watch you building the van back up again

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers Lee mate

[@campervanandadventures6489]

Just get some 3 by 2 CLS and put it across your trestles In the slots and cut some bits to connect it together 400 centres and you can use it to cut you ply on and it doesn't all just fall apart🤣 best thing you will make as you can use it to cut on and put a sheet of ply on top and got a workbench.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome cheers mate

[@Ade2bee]

Nice work on the bulkhead storage cupboard

[@robinfuller747]

At the space behind the table...I would have compartment for sand rails...or snow chains etc...ideal space and access only fro. The rear..or even a tool draw

[@Dark-Lord3386]

When you put stuff in that cupboard and it moves about whilst driving, that sensor light will keep coming on and run down the battery. Better off using a switch that makes the light come on when you open the doors, and off when you close it.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Yea I think I’ll end up changing it now to a switch as I didn’t even think about the things moving inside the cupboard so thanks for the tip

[@BT-xm6ne]

Awesome video as always. thank goodness you realize that you glued stuff to the wrong side before you really messed it up For the bulkhead storage. but all the up grads look good. hope they work out well fror you.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks matey

[@andrewsgarage796]

Reminds me of my Holden HZ Panel Van from 1977 ( fully decked out Interior complete with Mirror tiles on the roof) Best Regards Andrew fron Downunder

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I bet that was epic!

[@strider2175]

If you ever want to cut vinyl straight, just put your blade against a straight edge that's pressed against the vinyl. As long as the straight edge is held securely, you'll get straight cuts every time.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks for the tip mate I’ll give this a go next time

[@andrebxpritchard6881]

Will thought you may have changed the paint colour ... ya know different vibe and all that. Great job 👍🏼

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I like the green to be honest, she just needed a spruce 😁

[@Bikergirl_40]

I'd love to convert a van or even renovate one of those smaller pods for camping. But in truth, I'm too lazy for DIY. I can do it, but I get too frustrated and want to get things done now 🤪🤪🤪

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Haha I’m similar but learning to stay patient and keep trying

[@Bikergirl_40]

You would think being Aquarius I’d be patient but nope: I missed that star sign trait 😂😂😂

[@Dowsettexplores]

I’m not sure where abouts you are based but if you ever need a hand with building works I am more than happy to pop by one weekend (I run a Roofing and Building company in Essex and I’ve done many van build’s) 🤘🏼 Love seeing you try new things and do the work yourself 🙌🏼

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome thanks for that mate

[@euchrideucrow1970]

If you’d stood the board against the wall whilst sticking the vinyl gravity would have held the roll for you. But hey, all’s well that ends well. Looks great!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

You'll have to watch my next video to find out...😁🇩🇪

[@theanti-socials]

I'm not expert but I have done vinyl signs on numerous vehicles as a side job, for larger signs or wraps like urs I'd spray the vinyl with a soapy water mix which gives u the opportunity to move the vinyl around before it sticks. Use a hard squeegee to remove the excess water below the vinyl. Starting from one end u shud be able to slowly curve it around any edges without creasing. Experts probably don't need do it the wet way but I'm no expert and it works for me

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome thanks for these tips mate, I’ll have to give this a try next time

[@daveballam8704]

Great video will and your still learning which is always a good thing ❤❤

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Most definitely!

[@moyaterry8493]

You’ve come so far, Will! Well done, mate! Loving your changes 😊

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much 👊 it's all coming along nicely

[@wesgunton238]

Nothing beats having a nice dry workshop or garage, working in the rain is never fun. And plus you can leave stuff lying about everywhere.

[@richjames7948]

But 700pm? Not needed.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Very needed I would say

[@carnivorecampers]

I'm really enjoying this van build content. You are fabulous ❤

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Glad to hear it thanks so much

[@TinCanTidy]

Honestly Will these videos and your fails (and successes) are what keep me going! Thanks for the videos and keep laughing and having fun!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

🤣 always glad to hear my blunders are of benefit to someone, cheers Markus

[@silverscreenfilmphotography]

Your videos are very helpful and seriously entertaining… 😊 I’m starting my own self built soon so your videos are perfect for picking up tips. Keep up the good work 😉

[@baofc2609]

Will, i think u should put some curtains up to seperate the cab area, the kitchen and the bedroom. So that ur entire van wont smell of whatever ur dinner is for days

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’ve cooked loads of times in the van and food smells never linger around for long as I’ve got the fan on for ventilation

[@baofc2609]

@@WillsWhereabouts nvm, that's good then I love ur videos, keep up the good work👍

[@soniayoung7531]

Heyy Will things are looking good, the table works much better, stay safe

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It really is working a lot smoother now

[@memella]

Will - make everything outside and then install it Also Will - builds the bulkhead into the van piece by piece

[@eliteosbo]

with vinyl laying itll help if you use a hairdryer on hot to help stretch it to fit ....

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’ve done this recently and it makes it much easier

[@Liam_Hirst]

To stop tf falling two pieces of scrap timber (2 x 4 or something like that) across the two tressles. When you cut, you will slightly score the scrap timbers but it won’t fall

[@WillsWhereabouts]

That’s the tip I needed haha

[@mitchellwhite862]

Get 2 lengths of 3x2 and put them on the trestles and cut on the 3x2

[@WillsWhereabouts]

👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@Jay-qe3jz]

Love watching these builds and even more so u having the adventures out in it

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks Jay

[@andrewwigley2276]

P.I.R = passive infra-red. Van looks good Will you dont need to be the best at anything. You just need time and the willingness to fail and keep trying, and anyone can do anything they put they mind to

[@WillsWhereabouts]

100% the only way to learn is to fail and keep trying

[@alanparkinson4772]

Will when ya making templates mate use cardboard,it's cheep/free and you can cut it with scissor ✂️

[@trueblueblack47-]

Brilliant video and couldn't agree more about the work shop being a bit messy. If it ain't got some mess or materials about then it ain't being worked in, which isn't much of a workshop 😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

True that my friend!

[@Ms.Frankenbuilder]

Looking better and better.