Hello from South Carolina

[Hubert]

Hi everybody, I'm Hubert from Columbia, South Carolina. I just bought Tony's book and I'm thinking about building a teardrop. There is a lot of information on this site, thank you to everybody who has contributed here. After reading the book and a bunch of posts here, I think I have a pretty good idea what's involved in building a teardrop, but I'm still trying to figure out if it's really something I want to get into...

Cheers,

Hubert.

[BLTillson]

Welcome to the form. I have found the process to be more difficult that I expected. I had woodworking skills but lacked a working understanding of DC electrical systems. This has been a challenge that I was able to overcome. The number of skills and disciplines you need to understand can make it a journey. I now know how to weld.

If you are one who loves to learn, create and build you should be fine. The amount of support I have received from this form has been a game changer. The Teardrop community is a treasure.

Happy trails.

[tony.latham]

but I'm still trying to figure out if it's really something I want to get into...

Well, holler when you have questions. The coffee's always on here.



:thumbs-up:

Tony

[Hubert]

Welcome to the form. I have found the process to be more difficult that I expected. I had woodworking skills but lacked a working understanding of DC electrical systems. This has been a challenge that I was able to overcome. The number of skills and disciplines you need to understand can make it a journey. I now know how to weld.

If you are one who loves to learn, create and build you should be fine. The amount of support I have received from this form has been a game changer. The Teardrop community is a treasure.

Happy trails.

Thank you. I have read through a few of the build threads here and learned a lot, seems like there is always someone here to suggest a solution when somebody gets stuck with a problem on their build. The forum is an awesome resource, but I feel like I'm getting sucked down the rabbit hole...

[Hubert]

Well, holler when you have questions. The coffee's always on here.

Thank you, I appreciate that.