Sunday, September 30, 2007
Ceiling and Inside cuboards
Framing The Cuboards
Framed out the cuboards with 3/4" thick pine ripped to 2" wide and the back wall was framed with 2x2 pine. The cross braces were3/4 " pine ripped to 2"wide also , need them inastalled right away or your walls will not stay straight . Made a shelf above the counter for added space. One side of the cuboards is a single door , wide enough for a cooler OH yea while the back wall was just frame work I wired it for electricty in the gally and in the sleeping quarters . 1/2 " plywood for a counter top works well ,just need to cover it ,that comes later.
Front and Interior Walls
Framing the sides



Cut 3/4" pine boards into 1" wide strips and used them to fram out the sides . after framing I insulated the sides with 3/4 " styrafoam insulation, all so planed to do the roof when it was time. Once the framing was done stood the sides up and screwed them to the floor and frame .the bottom framing was a little heaver for fastening purposes .
Making The Sides
Had to glue two peices of plywood together because of the length . Cut biscuit holes joined ,glued andclamped together. Had to make clamps long enough . Used the trailer as a work table ,[worked great] . Marked out the shape and cut the pattern . Could have used an extra hand wouldn' of hurt HA !HA!
Teardrop trailer[weekender]
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