fulltimin

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No? Well, how about this?
If you want to do something, you will find a way.
If you don't, you will find an excuse.
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Good judgement comes from experience.
A lot of experience, comes from bad judgement.
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fulltimin

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Still not getting it?
How about this?
![[image]](http://paddleupstream.com/mohorebuild/greatstuffprogun3.jpg)
Now you've got it. It's the Great Stuff Pro gun that will dispense both insulation or construction adhesive.
The instructions say that you can leave a can attached for 30 days without it curing in the gun.
6 months doesn't work. It's as hard as a rock after 6 months. Well, DUH!
Yea, I spent some time today taking this apart and cleaning it up. If you have to pay someone $25.00 an hour to clean it out, it's cheaper to just buy a new one.
If it's just your time, then clean it up.
In the unlikely event anyone needs more detailed photo's, just let me know.
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fulltimin

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Still working on plywood configurations to create 16 drawers.
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LouLawrence

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If weight is the main thing on your agenda, what did that roof covering weigh compared to a standard EPDM roof covering?
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fulltimin

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LouLawrence wrote: If weight is the main thing on your agenda, what did that roof covering weigh compared to a standard EPDM roof covering?
Weight isn't the only/main thing. Everything in an rv is a compromise. Is it too heavy? Is it too light and therefore won't last long term.
How much will it cost?
I was willing to compromise some weight on the roof, figuring if the roof leaks, the rv will self destruct over the long term.
On the other hand, if I can save some weight here or there, and still have it last, that just gives me extra cargo to carry.
The drawers are a combo of weight/cost/longevity.
I'll probably end up using 1/2" thick sides, with 1/4" bottoms, for the drawers. I think that will hold up, and I'll still save a couple of bucks on plywood, as well as some weight.
Nothing like a balancing act, to keep me on my toes.
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fulltimin

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It's here!
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fulltimin

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It even comes with instructions - you know - for those that actually read instructions....
![[image]](http://paddleupstream.com/mohorebuild/uvlightglue2.jpg)
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fulltimin

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Fortunately, we had a piece of plastic, that just happened to need a repair job, that, hopefully, this will fix.
There is supposed to be an ear here.
![[image]](http://paddleupstream.com/mohorebuild/uvlightglue4.jpg)
One that looks like this......
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fulltimin

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Clean both surfaces with an alcohol swab....
Add a little glue....
Add a little uv light for a few seconds.....
We end up with something looking like this.....
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JoeH

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... and the instructions appear to be written by a native English speaker and not Chinese run thru a translate app ! It says it only hardens with UV, I suppose that would mean that on wood joints, that only the exposed edges would harden ? What if you just put a blob of the stuff outside, would the suns UV rays cause it to harden ?
Joe
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Toad is 2015 F-150 with bikes,kayaks and Harley aboard
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