Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

On the makezine website, I got so many friends and family wanting to "see" the teardrop I made ( I became some sort of " celebrity" due to my wife telling everybody...hehehe), and put a bunch of pictures over there....It helps me "show and tell" without having to bring them home...any suggestions are welcome.

http://makeprojects.com/Project/Teardrop-Camper-Trailer/480/1

Sweet

Nice!!
camping smells!

Excellent documentation!

Very nice. I spent 3 days on windows movie maker, to make a 12 min. DVD to mail out. I could barely to get anyone to look at photos I e-mailed, but they would watch the TV.

satch wrote:Nice!!
camping smells!

No kidding, My daughter and I had a " test run" sleeping in the camper some night on early spring, it was raining and close to 30 degrees outside, when I heard a loud "pop" and giggling, then it came clear, she farted (deadly little seven year old I have) that's when I decided that the cost of a vent fan was worth its weight on gold....

Weirdnerd wrote:

satch wrote:Nice!!
camping smells!

No kidding, My daughter and I had a " test run" sleeping in the camper some night on early spring, it was raining and close to 30 degrees outside, when I heard a loud "pop" and giggling, then it came clear, she farted (deadly little seven year old I have) that's when I decided that the cost of a vent fan was worth its weight on gold....

Oh, been there Brother, after a big steak bbq , even the industrial fans don't help!

Good job on the Makezine article. I'm a fan of Make and Instructables and was wonderin when someone would post there.

Gary

Great job!! That should be a "sticky" and will help a lot of people get the basic idea of a tear drop.
Rod

WeirdNerd,

Outstanding....tutorial and camper. Thanks for taking the time to do a show-n-tell.

Trying to build almost the exact same style camper. (a 6"x10"...got the frame about 70% complete). Only difference is I'm trying to incorporate a canoe rack on top. Hope I can PM you if you get time.

Fire away, I can help as much as I can...I have to scan my electrical drawing....the camper has 9, 12 and 24 volts...an eclectic mixture I needed due to the lights belonging to an airplane, the speakers rescued from an old computer and the fan working on 12 volts...

Awesome Job!

Gives me some ideas

Great tutorial. I think I'll direct my curious friends to it. I think that sometimes they don't get the idea

very cool! I've been making an 'Instructible' while building my cubbie. I can't wait to post it. I like the hinged shelf you made - I'm going to have to copy that!!