Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Got the top half up this morning! That was really exciting. Finally got the supports made. Still dont have the tie-down hooks at the back done, but heres what it looks like up! I am 6ft tall by the way.




This is the gap by the doors:


Still dont have my fenders on :/




About a 1 inch gap to the side to let air in and 1 inch overlap to keep rain out.




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S. Heisley wrote:
When will we see a nicely sized picture of the roof popped up? Did I miss it?

The post right above this!



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So saterday and today i am narrowing the tongue box. I cut 4 inches out of the middle of the box part and glued it back togeather saterday. Glued and stapled a 5inch wide strip over the floor seam.
Still have to recut front ribs and the 1/8th for the front.







I cut another rib for the lid and spaced it the distance i want to cut out and glued it in just now. When the glue is dry i will take out the spacers and use a handsaw to cut on the inside of each of those ribs. Then join them togeather and it should be the right distance narrower and hopefully still square :/


This was my solution to the no support behind where the side meets the top on the lid. Hopefully it is sufficiently strong now.








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You are going to have to figure out how to get those photos smaller....Or I need a big screen TV!

I saw a hand!!!!.... Well part of a hand.

Are my last set of photos too big for others to see as well? I had that on my first post, then people said it was fine, now with this post your saying its big again. are my previous photos too big as well or just the last set?
They all appear the same to me, sorry.

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Dan , you really need to post like EVERYBODY else does … or you need to set the size of the pictures on whatever you’re taking pictures with … as I said before , if we can’t see it , we can’t comment … and on that note , I like your metal shed … ( all we can see)

If you want good results ( that we all can see) post your pictures to YOUR personal Gallery then post the gallery image to the forum ...

GPW wrote:Dan , you really need to post like EVERYBODY else does … or you need to set the size of the pictures on whatever you’re taking pictures with … as I said before , if we can’t see it , we can’t comment … and on that note , I like your metal shed … ( all we can see)

If you want good results ( that we all can see) post your pictures to YOUR personal Gallery then post the gallery image to the forum ...

How does everyone else do it then? I upload the image to imgur. Put it in an album. Copy its link and paste it here. As far as i knew thats how everyone does it.
By 'my personal gallery' you just mean imgur right? Or what?
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You need to ask this question in the general discussion , there are some good experts on downloading pictures …

Most of us below just use the button below “ Upload attachments” and that posts them direct to the post … or you should have a little camera icon below your name panel ( <- left) , that’s YOUR own personal Gallery to download your pics into .. There forever for people to enjoy and consult . You can see my Gallery as an example by pressing the little camera icon below my name , right next to the PM button .

If you use the upload attachment below those pictures will still be too big and it will reject them. They need to be resized. I use Paint to do this. When you open Paint you can open the file you want and then hit resize in the upper left corner. You can then inter the percentage you want of the original size. I would say with what you post you would probably be in the 15-25% range. Then I save the picture and put a small s at the end of the file name. That way I know which one is the smaller picture for forum use.

That's the nice thing about browsing on mobile... the pictures play nice size-wise! But yeah, second (fourth?) what the others were saying about uploading rather than linking and sizing them down.

As for the pop up -- looks great! Very spacious inside. Do the supports feel solid when they're in place?


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GPW wrote:You need to ask this question in the general discussion , there are some good experts on downloading pictures …

Most of us below just use the button below “ Upload attachments” and that posts them direct to the post … or you should have a little camera icon below your name panel ( <- left) , that’s YOUR own personal Gallery to download your pics into .. There forever for people to enjoy and consult . You can see my Gallery as an example by pressing the little camera icon below my name , right next to the PM button .

ghcoe wrote:If you use the upload attachment below those pictures will still be too big and it will reject them. They need to be resized. I use Paint to do this. When you open Paint you can open the file you want and then hit resize in the upper left corner. You can then inter the percentage you want of the original size. I would say with what you post you would probably be in the 15-25% range. Then I save the picture and put a small s at the end of the file name. That way I know which one is the smaller picture for forum use.

Alright, i thought there was a limit to how much you could upload to this site and it was small, guess im wrong if thats what everyone does.
And i dont/cant do anything with the home computer, too slow and not enought data to use with it. I try to do everything on my phone over free wifi at work or the library, department store...

amandacreiglow wrote:That's the nice thing about browsing on mobile... the pictures play nice size-wise! But yeah, second (fourth?) what the others were saying about uploading rather than linking and sizing them down.

As for the pop up -- looks great! Very spacious inside. Do the supports feel solid when they're in place?


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Yup, only issues are when photos are so small you cant see them.
Thanks!
The supports are solid but i need to make shims for the sides to keep the wind from rocking the top around.

How does this look?

NICE !!!

Perfect! Looks good.

“ The supports are solid but i need to make shims for the sides to keep the wind from rocking the top around. “ … What about some thin rubber gasket material ? … or something like that ? Just an idea .

Maybe just hook you hold down straps on diagonals to form cross bracing?