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Re: The Astroliner

Postby dales133 » Sat May 13, 2017 5:03 pm

Looking awsum as usual mate.
Love the cabinets

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby pchast » Sat May 13, 2017 8:02 pm

Your work looks great. :thumbsup:

I'm glad you are able to spend some time with it.
The angled drawer must have been interesting to make.
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby KCStudly » Sat May 13, 2017 8:25 pm

You and the work are awesome! Keep that chin up and keep doing what you are doing, one step at a time, one day at a time, it will come and you will get thru it all. :thumbsup:

... and yes, that drawer is pretty awesome, a marvel to beheld. :applause:
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby Atomic77 » Sun May 14, 2017 12:19 am

Thank you guys. I really have to give credit to my brother Matt for figuring out the drawer. Since the wall is angled, (as KC said, no rectilinear lines in this build!) the angle made the drawer kinda tricky! If it were to come out on the angle, it would hit the bed. So he came up with an angled drawer that pulls out straight. Genius.

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby dales133 » Sun May 14, 2017 2:15 am

In my best mask voice... I likeeee it!

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby Atomic77 » Mon May 15, 2017 6:30 am

Thank you
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby aggie79 » Mon May 15, 2017 7:55 am

Michael,

I'm glad to hear your health is progressing!

I'm also glad to see that you can think about and work on the Astroliner! I really love the metal flake next to the birch. The light fixtures look super too.

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby S. Heisley » Mon May 15, 2017 5:24 pm

Hi, Michael:

Even though your energy is limited, you're still managing to get some things done on the camper and that must feel good. I love the picture of you "re-charging" with your pooch, in the camper. That's got to be inspiring for you!

You're doing some unique and remarkable things! Keep on keeping on! :applause:
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby lrrowe » Mon May 15, 2017 5:51 pm

Michael,

I just caught up on my reading and I just saw that you have been sick. Brother, fellow camper/builder, I wish you the very best.
I can somewhat relate to your prediciament, but of course not to your level. I too have been sick for the past 5 months. The docs have just started to figure out what is wrong and are now trying fixes. For me, it will be a life changing future. Thus I really look forward to my future trips in the trailer and look forward to hearing about yours as soon as you can.
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby Atomic77 » Mon May 15, 2017 7:34 pm

Thank you my friends for the kindness and encouragement! It means a lot!

So Tom... about the Birch and the Flake. When I first told people I was going to do old school metal flake on the walls I was met with a lot of raised eyebrows and upturned noses. I guess no one really had my vision . But I kept picturing that Amber Birch filling up the cabin and I knew at some point the Flake would just become accent rather than a focal point. And now it's starting to come true. Those around me are now on board with my vision and Carrie mentioned today how beautiful it has become. That meant a lot because I know she was one that definitely did not quite understand it! LOL!

I've gotten so many comments from others here going through struggles of their own. And to you, I want you to know you're in my prayers as we fight to win the battle for our lives! We know we're not alone!

Thank you all. People here are amazing. And I really appreciate that you get me. It's funny how my closest friends and even family just don't understand the whole camper building thing. People look at me like I'm crazy sometimes. Even people that have seen it just walk around wide-eyed and amazed that I'm so crazy to even take on such a project. My brother commented the other day that unless you are building a camper you have no idea what it takes to actually build a camper. So thank you for understanding how important this is to me, even in the midst of illness. I appreciate you each and all.

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby Atomic77 » Tue May 16, 2017 9:21 pm

Well, one last day of feeling good before I go back to the hospital tomorrow for three days of chemo. It's crazy... what used to take me minutes takes all day and includes naps. Oh well... just thankful and blessed that I feel good today and get to have Camper Time!

I couldn't find counter tops that I liked, so I made the decision to custom build something one off. The grey is primer in the picture, and eventually I'll do some paint work and finish it off with some crystal clear bar top.

Here's the layout for the sink and cooktop:

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And here are the appliances being test fit:

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Time for the robot to recharge. I'll be down for awhile so until next time... Happy Building!

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby KCStudly » Wed May 17, 2017 2:32 pm

Hang in there.

Counter looks good! :thumbsup:
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby mallymal » Wed May 17, 2017 3:33 pm

Wow, what a build thread.

Just read most of this from start to finish, and love your ideas. Great profile, fantastic little details like the rear lights :thumbsup:
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Re: The Astroliner

Postby Atomic77 » Thu May 18, 2017 12:27 am

KCStudly wrote:Hang in there.

Counter looks good!

Thank you KC. Wait until you see the paint on it. I was able to get some shot the day before chemo but now I'm done for awhile.

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Re: The Astroliner

Postby Atomic77 » Thu May 18, 2017 12:29 am

mallymal wrote:Wow, what a build thread.

Just read most of this from start to finish, and love your ideas. Great profile, fantastic little details like the rear lights
Great job!

Thank you so much. I'm pleased you enjoyed it. It's all in the details, ya know? Stay tuned!

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