The insulated snowmobile camper is complete! In this episode, I put the finishing touches on the sled shelter, and I test it to see how well it holds heat. We built the sled with a couple nifty features too, which include a self-opening door (which doubles as an awning), and proper LED lighting. This mobile shelter is as cozy as they come! What makes this camper extra special, is that my dad and I milled every scrap of lumber for it on our portable sawmill. I think a design like this could be used for all sorts of applications: winter shelter, ice hut, tiny home, fancy dog house, mobile chicken coop, etc. Let your imagination run wild.
My dad and I have been on a journey to build our own log cabin. This series of videos is a 'behind-the-scenes' look of our bigger
"Log Cabin on a Budget" series:
Construction of sled base: "Antique Logging Tongs & Sawmill Sled Construction" -
Previous episode: "Snowmobile Camper / Winter Shelter"-
*This episode is sponsored by Thrunite. I've included some links below if you want to check them out:
TC15:
TH30:
ThruNite 20% off sale with coupon code: 20% at ThruNite website:
Equipment:
LED Light strip-
Power Bank-
Drone-
GoPro-
Camcorder-
Flexible Tripod-
Cordless Drills-
Chainsaw (Poulan)-
Chainsaw (Echo)-
Fiskars Axe-
Pocket Knife-
Work Boots-
Digital Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer-
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