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Thanks! It took forever to make but we use it almost every day so it was totally worth it.

I was checking out your guide because I plan on making some new workspaces for my garage this summer when I noticed you had some of the same solid core doors I have salvaged as well. I found 8 of them from an old church that are 10 foot high. Crazy huge. I used a small chunk of it in my recent project and it looks very similar to yours. Really nice to have this kinda stuff laying around. I can't imagine trying to buy anything this heavy. https://www.instructables.com/id/I-Converted-a-Boo...

Whoops, forgot to mention, super cool project.

I wonder if the real light bulbs glass is just too thin and the fake bulb has thicker glass for stregnth.

Super duper cool. I bet you coudl find a market for these.

Oh I hear ya. I appreciate it. Constructive criticism never hurt anything. :)

It's there, just not in that shot. That was the initial bolt up after I painted the brackets. I had it apart 10 more times since then making various adjustments and also included the spacer.

Yeah the motor is plenty peppy that's for sure. I can roast the tires very easily.

Thanks Steve. Just be forewarned, this will crank the reliability knob way down on the van. I'm always finding something to fuss with now.

240 hp stock motor aint bad. I can already roast the tires. :) I do love deisel though...

Let's be fair, it wasnt exactly a vhecile made for handling. :D

I debated rolling the fenders or flaring them too, after staring at them long and hard it was clear that i needed to just cut em. There was so much room to cut, it was begging to be chopped. :)

Yep. I have one on my truck. Did it many moons ago.They are great but starting to become....overdone? If I do any LED lights on the van it will be a little more tricky in some way. Maybe stelath.

I've been casually looking around for tehose old police/cab push bars for sure.

I do plan on doing some bumper work for sure. Thanks for the comment :)

Thank you good sir.

Where did you get the cushions from?

Thanks. Una is our littlest one and incredibly playful. :)

I just bought a cheapo flux-core and have gathered some bed rails recently Today your instructable pops up. How so very topical for me. :D

Strange I had those in there like that. I know better. I shall blame autocorrect. Thank you kindly for the edit.

I hear yah. I'm a bit of a coffee nerd too. I can't see how storing it in the semi airtight bag or storing it in the semi airtight container is any different though. Then again, in my case It's cheap coffee regardless. :)

Thats crazy. they look like brand new shoes.

WOWeeeeeee

super smart idea.

HOOO leee SMOKES!

EXCELLENTE! Brad, I think you are the first person to ever make something I made an instructable for! Neato!

hah, you want me to buy a 120$ vacuum? The whole point is to do this on the cheap. :)

No idea. I saw everybody doing all that measuring and made it a point to not do that on mine. :)It works.It works better than it did before.Mission accomplished.

I'm happy to make you effin happy. :)

Relaly good idea. I would have never thought of that.

Both good tips. IRT the second one, I did something like this afterwards. I put a old chunk of tube into the inside, covered the end and drilled tons of holes into it. It looks like a silencer. this helps mix things up even more on the inside and prevent big chunks from coming into the vacuum. Pretty much the same principle as your thought. Thanks :)

I used a foam brush once to put on the poly and it bubbled like nobodies business. It only happened one time, but I always get twitchy putting donw poly now.

Great minds think alike Alex. I like how yours is a table whereas mine is a bit more conventional. I'm kicking myself for putting a backsplash on mine now. :) Thanks for your comment on my instructable BTW. https://www.instructables.com/id/Making-a-Grill-From-Junk/

Cut it all out with an oxy acetylene torch.