Flux's GAATMHQ Build

[boywonder]

Nice work!!!

[Flux]

Thanks Sweezy, Boywonder. Not perfect, tons of little mess ups, big learning curve, way to many " if I had it to do over" but I am pretty happy with the result. Resigned to the fact that this will be a continuous project with portions being done where I can find the time and motivation.

I think a water tank and pump is in my future.... Watched a guy rinse off at the beach out of the back of his Sprinter. I want that!!

[arctictraveller]

Originally Posted by Flux

Thank You! I have a couple more coming, really helps solve some issues and a heck of a lot easier than fabbing them out of metal or wood. Hopefully the PLA can handle the heat, otherwise might have to redo them out of something else. ABS is notoriously hard to print and I have not tried it yet. But yeah, it's not like you can jump online and buy 3.5" ducting elbows and right angle registers.

If you haven't seen this yet, these folks have lots of different adaptors and heating supplys.

Sure Marine Service, Inc. | Duct Adapters and Splices

[Scalf77]

Tim,
very nice work, looking real good.

-greg

[Bbasso]

Looking very good, but moar pics needed lol

[Flux]

Originally Posted by arctictraveller

If you haven't seen this yet, these folks have lots of different adaptors and heating supplys.

Sure Marine Service, Inc. | Duct Adapters and Splices

Nice find there arctic! Thanks

[Flux]

A bit mundane, but worth a post. One benefit that comes with how I paneled my walls and windows is a nice 3" gap. While I had no exact plan, I thought about some insulated panels. One side reflectix, the other side Cordura with some thinsulate sandwiched. Summer you put the reflectix out, winter you point it in. The wife wants privacy this weekend so I hustled up some covers, down and dirty style. I can roll these up and stuff them behind the cabinet gap and they are out of the way.



Some Neodymium disk magnets foil taped to the perimeter of some reflectix for the door windows.



Custom Sharpy Labels to help me figure out what is what. Not a bad fit and finish. This should do for now until I can get the sewing machine out and do them up proper like.

[Otter]

It sure is looking nice in there, Tim. Great work!

[marret]

Looking great, nice work.

[arctictraveller]

I never thought of taping magnets to the reflectix, great idea. I look forward to seeing the covers once you complete them.