Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Just sharing the progress thus far. With the warm weather it gets rather stuffy working inside the TD.


Got the windows installed. Very happy with them. (These are windows ordered from Lil' Bear Tagalongs - Thanks Grant)


The walls are up, glued, and screwed. This was a happy moment. Seems like it took me way longer than I had planned.


Here the front bulkhead is installed (and rear bottom galley and counter). I used the Kreg pocket jig extensively - wow it that slick!


This view is from the back of the trailer looking forward. The headliner goes in next.

I put the bulkheads in first to stablize the walls, get the spars in, and then put the headliner in.

Your work is looking very good.

L.C., That's looks really good. It's the first big step when you get to the walls up. Feels good huh?

Beautifully done..I like the profile..

Classic Finn

Lookin good girl. Your cabinet work is fantastic.

GitRdun

That just looks absolutely great!!! I really like the hinges you used on the front bulkhead...are those the vintage looking ones with the little lines cast in them? Doug

Its looking absolutely fantastic.
It is such a wonderful feeling getting the walls up.
But you are wise to do the finishing work as you go. So much easier in the end.
Your front cabinets look great.
Well done.
Martha

are those the vintage looking ones with the little lines cast in them?

yes - new but vintage looking.

doug hodder wrote:That just looks absolutely great!!! I really like the hinges you used on the front bulkhead...are those the vintage looking ones with the little lines cast in them? Doug

You can actually SEE the hinges??????

Very Nice, keep up the good work.

Lynn

Woohoo! You're doing a great job! It's a blast getting the walls up, isn't it?! Now all you need is a roof and a hatch and you'll be camping!

Jeanette

Micro469 wrote:You can actually SEE the hinges??????

Yup John...but I have no life and spend a lot of time searching for hardware for future builds. I just recognized the shape and some of the features and knew where they came from...Doug

Hey Girl! That looks just wonderful. It's going to be a BEAUTIFUL trailer. Your cabinetry is just outstanding. You ladies keep raising the bar. I'm going to have to rethink whether I want to start a second trailer....

Great job!

Joanne

You're doing a super job.It does feel great to have the walls up. Peg

Your build is looking great!

I also like the back yard in the background--looks like a wonderful view.