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I’m building a summer home! 😁 I’m going to be working in the field this summer (god willing) and I found this work cap for a fair price and decided that EVEN THOUGH it’s too small for my bed I’m going to make it work. The side cabinet will act as my kitchen: food storage, space for my Coleman, cast irons, cups plates and silverware. To fix the size disparity I’ll be making the space between the kitchen cabinet and the side of the truck (8”) a counter for prepping (messing with the idea of making it a big long cutting board.. 🤔) and cooking food. There are a few weird spots that I’ll have to figure out but I have to e vision for it and stay tuned! It’s going to fly together. It’s legit day 1 and I have the floor framed! Sadly my hot knife doesn’t come until Saturday 😒. 🛻Tell me what you think of it’s potential! #vanlife #camperbuild #truckcamper #doityourself #canwebuildit #yeswecan ! ⛺️ https://www.instagram.com/p/CMjPljPFK83/?igshid=1rrnl9tglhi0b
#ScarletWitch #selfie ! Sewing like a madwoman, trying to get something done for this weekend... #canwebuildit? #yeswecan
Red Wood Side Table
After building my mom a redwood outdoor dining table she asked me to repurpose her side table that was decorated with tiles and some had broken off. I removed the Tile Tabletop to expose the wrought iron frame. I then built the redwood table top. To give it extra strength I used Mitered corners and pin nailed them together to prevent warping. I love working with redwood it is so beautiful and soft and light. Again I would have much rather thrown a clear coat on it to bring out the natural reds but my mom wanted it to match so two coats of stain later and I was finished.
