Truck Camper Build 8.0 VLOG Part 14 - Check Out My Camper Workstation

[@davidelam9497]

Love that door! So many nice features on this build! Can’t wait to see it on the truck. It will look sharp.

[@MikeOwens-ju5zt]

Looks really nice dave. I like all your builds...so many great ideas ..thankyou

[@EndgameCampers]

Thanks Mike

[@JonnyDIY]

Loving the color combos Dave. And what a cool idea for the secretaries desk! Will there be enough room for her in there? 😆😉💕👍

[@EndgameCampers]

Only if she feels like cuddling!

[@yoelroque3950]

Dave awesome idea on the secretary desk table. Great Job ,the camper is coming along

[@EndgameCampers]

Thanks my friend

[@davidpatrick1813]

Consider the desk top flight down placement ... sit on a made up bunk and set the level accordingly

[@adventuresofshadowdog]

If that camper turns up missing, it wasn’t me. I mean, it won’t even fit in my Ram 1500. Well, actually it would fit. It would fit perfectly. But that means nothing cuz I don’t even like it or want it. Well, actually, I do kinda like it. I mean, I really like it. In fact I LOVE IT. I WANT IT! I REALLY WANT IT!!! But I swear it wasn’t me.

[@EndgameCampers]

lol, thanks my friend

[@Dikz.70769]

Good job i like

[@tbotiOG]

What does it generally cost to build one of your campers, just curious as I’m thinking of building my own.

[@EndgameCampers]

That is a more complex question than it may seem. Send me an email (in my about section) and we can exchange numbers and chat.

[@paulsenecal98]

A person that is 6 foot tall can sit on the bed and not bump their head on the ceiling? Total head clearance?

[@EndgameCampers]

Yes

[@peterdement]

Consider the cushion thickness you will sit on when determining the comfortable work height of the work station.

[@EndgameCampers]

Thanks, I did

[@jerrytalley802]

Dave, I know you’ve probably mentioned it before, but can’t remember. How much do you add to one of your fabric panels to make them tight but not too tight, and are they just pressure fitted tight so they don’t fall out, or glued in? Thanks. Also, where do you get your fabric? Thanks, looking good.

[@EndgameCampers]

The panels are primarily held in with just a friction fit. As you said, it is important for it to not be too tight because it could affect R value. I do typically use a spray adhesive on the back, but I don’t think it does much in the long run. I get my fabric at Hobby Lobby

[@andrewkvasnak183]

Hi Dave, i appreciate your creative mind and have enjoyed your videos to the point I'm ready to take the leap and start mine. A couple of questions: How did the polyurethane hold up? I bought some for my wooden front steps and am disappointed in the adhesion, maybe Montana is too cold. Secondly, why did you switch foam types. Thank you.

[@EndgameCampers]

Are you referring to the water based polyurethane is used in the interior?

[@andrewkvasnak183]

@@EndgameCampers No, I think it was called Durabak.

[@andreathompson280]

Hi Dave What would you guess is the r-value of the camper?

[@EndgameCampers]

Hard to say exactly, but probably between 6-10 just considering stated values of the various types of insulation used. Taking all other materials in between in consideration, the R value is higher.

[@MsRotorwings]

Is that Duck fabric 100% cotton?

[@EndgameCampers]

I’m not sure.