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Should have asked a local workshop to pass that huge slab through a band saw and kept the off cut for another project. How heavey is the finished trailer? Ps you mention cocking around things?

Inspiring for my build. Stealing a few ideas

You to block out you car licence plate.

Beautiful video, i love the harmony between you, your girl and two great dogs. I wish i could have the same experience with my grl and dogs. Many thanks for sharing

A canvas or other camper shell make make it better.

Awesome job! A trick for painting screw heads is sticking them into cardboard and hitting them with spray paint before installation. It saves a ton of effort.

Your cabin is sooo lovely! Beautiful build. ❤

You're awesome if anyone didnt get the chance to tell you today

U make it look so easy.nice work ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Although I'm a lazy bastard, I love seeing these kinds of inspirational RV builds. It makes me feel like a built it and it oddly gives me a sense of satisfaction. Sorry for living vicariously through your video. But I can't help it. This is freakin cool to watch !!!!

Experiencing a snowstorm at an off-grid cabin must be both challenging and incredibly beautiful. This video captures the raw power of nature and the peaceful isolation of cabin life during such intense weather. It's a reminder of the resilience required to live off-grid and the stunning landscapes that surround us.

Does anyone know what it ended up weighing? It was built much heavier than a factory built unit. I'd bet it's monsoon, typhoon, and tornado proof!

i am working on a similar project and found this video fascinating and hugely helpful. i do have a question about your axle, though. and forgive me if you answer this later in the video. but what is your axle rated at and how much does the finished product weigh?

Could have made some storage in it so it’s not empty space

I'm not mechanically proficient, but I really enjoy watching your videos, because you take the time to explain everything you do. That makes it easier for the novice builder to understand. Thanks so much for posting your videos.

Just a thought you could add a few doors in the air dam and make storage space.

Could the space behind the fuel tank not of been used for storage instead of covering the entire area up. Looks nice

Good video and covers most of the tips. You didn't mention water which is a primary factor in off grid living. You can hand drill a well if the water table is high or have a well drilled (expensive) , collect rain water and filter it or haul in water. Set up your cabin like a self contained RV with an inside water tank and 12 volt pump. My power system is 1.4Kw solar and 800Ah of LFP batteries and runs everything and I have most modern conveniences without running a genny. Also go to a local lumber mill and you can buy green cut wood for porches and check the dumpsters for left over flooring and trim and ask for scratch and dent and most suppliers will sell them cheap. -LaMar

well done! you did a great job

Duct strapping. Great for supportive hanging...like that tank.

Wow buen proyecto 🙌

Nothing like staying at the cabin with a fire on the wood stove and the kerosine lamps aglow...

That kitchen is going NOwhere.

I enjoyed it a bunch. Great motivation for all camping lovers. Thanks!

Uma base pra erguer pirâmide e, em cima, um fogão meia boca. De boa.... muito ruim.

What kind of siding is that and where did you get it?

very nice job you did

Try to keep all but just a shave off the mushroom stems so you get the benefits of the beta glucans.

Very informative and easy to follow. The instructions were clear. Excellent video!

My friend had a similar situation. The roof was too high for the garage. He took off the trailer wheels and put the trailer frame on casters.

Wait aren't you the brother that visited bushradical? I love how your family just hides out in the woods making cabins ;)

Is your tire flat at 4:30?

And I bet it will rarely be used...

Mount your fuel pump on rubber

I was curious if you have had and issues with rodents getting into your cabin? Any suggestions on how to keep them out when building a new structure?

Great video and very well explained. Plus, your soothing voice really helped to keep my attention.

I think i saw a whipple

People commenting on the brake situation is confusing to me. Almost every utility trailer sold up to #3500 single axle, does not have brakes. I'm actually surprised yours had them. Anyhow, really nice job!

that build looks so good man.

Where did the GF. ...GO??

As you were making frame, all I could think was look at all that possible shelf storage space! But it's all covered up with solid sheets of material.

I did enjoy seeing this build, and I'm impressed. I have a question, though. If you had to do it over again, would you incorporate the aerodynamic addition into the original build, and just finish it off with the aluminum siding? Could you have made use of the extra triangle of space as storage, with access from the inside? Would that have been practical? Thanks for sharing your great efforts.

not that you asked or care ...but just FYI the type of screws you use are terrible. If you switch to square drive you will be in love and never turn back. those Torx screws suck, they cam out too easy. the square drives are the best for many reasons.

this is a great build! I am going to be building a camper "pod" for my flatbed trailer, its. a16' car hauler type trailer , tandem axle so it can handle some weight but I want to keep it lite so I can remove it , kind of the same concept as a cab over camper for a truck . but on a trailer. been trying to think of the best way to frame it out and especially for the roof/waterproofing, this just gave me all the answers. not as complicated as I was making it out to be in my head. I am a cabinet maker so I am more than capable of doing it I just was really over thinking it. Thanks for this.

Appreciate the video. Watching from Palau 🇵🇼🤙🏾🩵

Awesome , wish i could do this sort of thing . Not a fan of the scotch locks though.

My guy made sure that he had his queen sized bed😂👌🏻

Should have bolted the frame of the camper to the trailer frame, screws don’t have enough sheee strength, whether you can you gotta use nuts and bolts brother, leaps stronger than screws in so many ways, especially on something gotta get the vibration and forces from driving/ wind

Wow that's amazing!!! you inspired me and now I know we can build pretty much everything, thank you.

sea?.......the great lakes are pretty big but they are not seas :)