Wrapping my year long renovation

[Hittenstiehl]

Pygmy your creativity and playfulness with aluminum still amazes me.

[Pygmypoacher]

During the initial renovation I installed two 300ah 6v AGM batteries along with my 2000w Magnum inverter charger. I've since added two more batteries for a total of 600ah at 12v (300ah usable with 50% limit}. I installed 480w of solar using an MPPT controller (increases input amps using excess voltage from the panels). Solar package of 160w panels came from AMSolar in Oregon. Installed myself, it was pretty easy compared to the renovation.

[Pygmypoacher]

I also Zephyr polished the trailer and fabricated rock guards from some left over 5052 aluminum.

[Stanley29]

Looking good. Im just now getting around to finishing my shower/head. Got the walls on and having a stainless steal shower pan made. I built the inclosure out of cedar fence board. Looks nice...nice contrast and great smell. I built the door today and damn if that thing isnt heavy. I like the door on your head. Looks like you double sides a piece of aluminum of steal. Can you tell me what you used and how you built that. Looks great. Cheers, Mike

[Pygmypoacher]

Originally Posted by Stanley29

Looking good. Im just now getting around to finishing my shower/head. Got the walls on and having a stainless steal shower pan made. I built the inclosure out of cedar fence board. Looks nice...nice contrast and great smell. I built the door today and damn if that thing isnt heavy. I like the door on your head. Looks like you double sides a piece of aluminum of steal. Can you tell me what you used and how you built that. Looks great. Cheers, Mike

I used 1/4in corrugated aluminum sandwiched between two symmetrical select pine frames. Super light, strong and solid.

[Stanley29]

Nice work. Thanks for the info. Cheers, Mike

[rhutson]

Looks great! Continue to be impressed by your attention to detail and patience. Keep up the great work and picks. (Side note: its almost shed hunting season.... Hope you can work some of your new finds into some pics....) Rick.

[Pygmypoacher]

Recent interior photos

[Hittenstiehl]

Splendid, saved your pics (again) for inspiration.

Love how that stove surround turned out and ties in with the bathroom door.

[Hittenstiehl]

PS also really like how the interior is opened up by just having upper cabinets on the one side.

[Pygmypoacher]

Originally Posted by Hittenstiehl

Splendid, saved your pics (again) for inspiration.

Love how that stove surround turned out and ties in with the bathroom door.

I used the 1/4 corrugated on the bathroom sink surround as well. Once cut to the correct size it just snapped into place under the sink trim.

[Hittenstiehl]

I saw that and wondered how you formed it so perfectly. Thanks for explaining.

The sink fits perfectly in that corner. Maybe just got to watch your head if you bend forward.

I'm going to go back thru your whole thread and look at just the photos on a full screen.

[Sdmezurek]

Very nice!!!

[Lumatic]

Just finished Bus Kote on my 93. I am deciding if I want or need to order the Flexi Clear finish coat. Thoughts?

[Pygmypoacher]

Originally Posted by Lumatic

Just finished Bus Kote on my 93. I am deciding if I want or need to order the Flexi Clear finish coat. Thoughts?

The clear coat will keep algae and dirt from adhering to the bus Kote and make washing much easier.

[tkyoung04]

Beautiful work. Can you show where/how you house your batteries?

[Pygmypoacher]

Originally Posted by tkyoung04

Beautiful work. Can you show where/how you house your batteries?

Sure. I'll take pictures of them tomorrow.

[Pygmypoacher]

Here's the table I made for the trailer. Used electric burned fir plank. Filled the burns with copper pigmented bar top epoxy and then covered with the same but clear. Folds away and stores in the ottoman.

[Sdmezurek]

OH MY...... That is simply georgous..

[rugjenkins]

Where did you find that table base. That's a cool table.