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#11 marc

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Posted 13 July 2008 - 05:42 PM

Dave

Very nice and well done. Thanks for posting and welcome :thumb:

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#12 craig333

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Posted 13 July 2008 - 08:08 PM

Very nice work. I would have never though of doing the table that way. Very clever.
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#13 EdoHart

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Posted 15 July 2008 - 02:19 AM

Wow, really nice build and a great website. I think you will be another great asset to this place.
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#14 Star152

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Posted 15 July 2008 - 03:49 AM

Dave,
Wonderful your work is outstanding. your close by SF I would like to see your rig up close......
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#15 Dave Johnson

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Posted 15 July 2008 - 04:05 AM

I'm surprised by the 100% warm welcome. I expected some to have a different view toward a "luxury" camper. But, I'm an old guy, and want it my way.

There is something I want to make clear, has bothered me, since I posted.
Someone asked if Stan or Marty had offered me a job.
My answer,

No, but Marty wanted me to build some mounts for them. I got too much fun stuff going on, and HATE working on somebody else's timetable.

Well, the more complete answer: I have the Senior Citizens version of ADD. When I try to do production work, my brain misfires and I screw up. Repetitive things turn my brain to unresponsive jello.

Now to the fun stuff part, I'm retired, my job is to be in the shop at 9-10AM and out at 6-7PM. Weekends are with HER. I start the day asking "What's the most fun thing I can do today?" and work from there. I do stuff for myself and friends. That's what I do, that's why I continue to live.

So, if somebody here needs a shop, for personal stuff, let me know.

Caveat:
You gotta be here to help.
No production or CNC.
I'm an adult, and might say no.
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#16 davinski

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Posted 15 July 2008 - 06:18 AM

Dave:

That is one cool setup you have. Amazing what people with the shell models can do. I have a Hawk shell, but not the skill as you have. Thanks for the info, thanks more for the ideas. Now, my brain is thinking up some more mods!

Dave in Seattle
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#17 flinchlock

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Posted 15 July 2008 - 12:10 PM

I very much enjoy seeing and reading about your excellent ideas and work skills!

I especially like your "Random Thoughts", "Screwups" and "Sources".

And we love pictures!

Mike

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#18 benburnett

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Posted 27 July 2008 - 10:46 PM

Dave,

Great job on the camper. Looks fantastic. I really like the camper mounts that you came up with also. If you have a drawing for those I would appreciate it. I can take it to a shop I work with here and have some made.

One idea for the latches that came open is a simple barrel bolt. They will normally stay closed. A hasp latch also works well.
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