HandiCramper

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Coming along nicely and looks great!

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Thank you!

Not to much damage today when I rolled it
It's taller then I am. Not sure I will roll it for the other side

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[aggie79]

Very nice! Great craftsmanship!


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Very nice! Great craftsmanship!


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Thank you

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Little Gorilla Glue Back in bidness!

Pretty tough but wouldn't support the weight

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Still plugging away second side is glued on, the 65-1/2" top glued together and have found this is not something to do at my home
I am going to use it but need something to fill some voids prior to the monstaliner? (Tight bond 3 it is)

Started on the Axle today, and read, asked inside tire to frame clearance, and got 3/8" to 1.5" recommendations, I am at 83.5 wide in my head so want to squeeze it but not 3/8" what's too tight.
My bad I searched on this site and aggie 79 had just the number I wanted to find; Makes it 83.5 wide

Front Radius 5x5 1/8" B Burch Doubled up still undecided any thought what to use to bond them together would be appreciated.

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Last of the outside skins is on, as well as tires on the ground.
Now I have a day or two to shop for a tongue jack it's driving me more nut's not having one then I thought it would.

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Still plugging away; two steps back and one forward

[S. Heisley]

Still plugging away; two steps back and one forward

That's the way I felt when I built mine; but, it was so-o-o worth it!

Keep going. It looks like you're doing great!

[OP827]

Great work! Are you covering BB ply in epoxy with light glass cloth before finish?

[retep]

Still plugging away; two steps back and one forward

You are doing a fantastic job!!!! Watching your every post. I am about to start on my TD soon. Thanks for the inspiration.

Cheers
Peter

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Still plugging away; two steps back and one forward

That's the way I felt when I built mine; but, it was so-o-o worth it!

Keep going. It looks like you're doing great!

Thank you and hope to get a better look at yours soon!

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Great work! Are you covering BB ply in epoxy with light glass cloth before finish?

I am not using epoxy, (polyurethane) Caulk then 3 coats of High Gloss then Monstraliner. To old and crippled up for Fiberglass.

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Still plugging away; two steps back and one forward

You are doing a fantastic job!!!! Watching your every post. I am about to start on my TD soon. Thanks for the inspiration.

Cheers
Peter

Thank you, Don't start with a floor like mine!
Best wishes on what ever you come up with.

[OP827]

Great work! Are you covering BB ply in epoxy with light glass cloth before finish?

I am not using epoxy, (polyurethane) Caulk then 3 coats of High Gloss then Monstraliner. To old and crippled up for Fiberglass.

I recall reports here of bedliner separation from plywood after sometime. Don't remember the build names though, sorry.

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Great work! Are you covering BB ply in epoxy with light glass cloth before finish?

I am not using epoxy, (polyurethane) Caulk then 3 coats of High Gloss then Monstraliner. To old and crippled up for Fiberglass.

I recall reports here of bedliner separation from plywood after sometime. Don't remember the build names though, sorry.

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I can picture a build or two, I only remember it was different brand's not monsterliner, Thank you for checking and making aware of possible flaws, I need can sure use guidance
Nice build you have going.