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Re: Teardrop Camper -- Structural Thoughts I've long thought scaling down a Shasta "canned ham" camping trailer from back in the day would be a cool look, and give a lot more cubic feet inside, if only by enclosing the wheel wells.

It's usually safe to find out what the heaviest gauge material you can lift with a buddy who is stronger than you, then go one step thicker. ;-) Best - Gary I have yet to see any problem, however complicated, which, when you looked at it in the right way, did not become still more...

Resurrecting an old thread here but that's why there's a search function, isn't it? In this past Sunday newspaper's HF insert, there's a coupon for their Mover's Dolly, Lot No. 93888, which alleges 1000 lb capacity, for $7.98 each, limit 6. 18" long by 12-1/4" wide. I made a set of wheel...

I hate to get political here, but globalization has resulted in off-shoring most manufacturing, and I'm afraid it's a Genie that is not likely to be put back in the bottle. That said, Made 'somewhere else' doesn't automatically mean inferior. Life is complicated, and it's not getting less so...

Mini Moke.

I'm pretty sure it is for capping beer and/or soft drink bottles, not wine bottles. Vital to some, useless to everyone else. Although I guess you could adapt it for relatively light press work. Which sounds like a project for the Free Parking area. What else can we think of to do with it...

goof ball? are you crazy? buy her a dozen roses and promise to never use that name again. and mean it. Best -- Gary 26 years and counting

Whatever you do, be sure to take digital photos of every square inch of the interior before you begin to put up the drywall. I thought I'd remember where the narrow bays were, but I don't. Ones and zeroes are cheap. Cheers -- Gary