VAN CONVERSION FOR BEGINNERS - Episode 3 - Fitting windows

VAN CONVERSION FOR BEGINNERS - Episode 3 - Fitting windows

In todays episode, Dominika cuts a hole in the new van and fits some new windows. Leigh explains how-to use a variety of power-tools to help with converting your van into a Camper.

Buy these windows here: https://www.combevalleycampers.co.uk/...

Combe Valley Campers can supply you with lessons and parts to build your dream camper.

If this is your first time on the channel, please make sure to check out our 'How To' playlist, and our 'Podcast' where we have over 170 videos to help you build your dream campervan.

🕔TIME STAMPS 🕔
0:00 How fit windows intro
0:24 Howden Insurance Ad
0:49 The process to fitting windows
1:43 Why would you want windows in your van?
2:43 Checking out the glass we are fitting from Transporter HQ
3:16 Rear door window glass
4:43 Safari window
5:24 Sliding vs Safari window
6:39 Sliding window
8:55 Window fitting kits
11:15 Tools and protection you need to fit a window in a van
16:59 Preparing and protecting your van
10:22 Where to cut out for windows in your panel van
20:41 How and why you need to use a hole saw
21:31 Marking your corners for cutting
22:52 How to change a drill bit
24:55 Drilling your first hole in a van!
29:35 Fitting a hole saw to your drill
30:06 Using a hole saw for the first time
34:16 Cutting the corners out for your window fitting
34:40 The drill gets caught and fights back!
37:34 Using a jigsaw to cut your a hole in your van
38:17 Marking guide lines for cutting through the central bar
40:35 How a nibbler works
41:58 Jigsaw demonstration
42:59 Domi uses a jigsaw for the first time!
43:49 Domi uses a nibbler for the first time!
46:23 How our campervan tech Mick cuts out a window hole
47:40 Cutting from corner to corner
47:56 Cutting through the double skin centre bar
51:00 Using a grinder for an alterative
54:21 Cutting the hole in the van!
55:59 Cleaning and straitening up the window cut out
56:30 Cleaning and prepping your van for window fitting
57:41 Using primer to protect the bare metal
59:48 Fitting the U channel trim for your window
1:02:21 Degreasing the metal work
1:03:25 Things you need to check before fitting a window
1:04:56 Applying primer to your window and van
1:07:01 Using tape to get ready for window installation
1:07:35 How to lay sealant on your window for fitting
1:10:40 Fitting a window in your camper!
1:15:52 Window cure time

📽️ HOW TO BUILD A CAMPER - Playlist:
   • How To... - Learn how to build a camp...  
🚐 CAMPER CONVERSION PARTS:
https://www.combevalleycampers.co.uk/...
💥 CAMPER VAN INSURANCE:
https://www.combevalleycampers.co.uk/...
🎪 CAMPERS AND COFFEE EVENTS:
https://www.campersandcoffee.co.uk/
🎧 PODCAST- THE CAMPER VAN CAST:
APPLE https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast...
SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/3aCpakf...

WINDOWS AVAILABLE AT:
t https://www.combevalleycampers.co.uk/...

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🎥Filming and Editing: Ali Jassim   / just_jassim  

Disclaimer:
Due to factors beyond the control of Combe Valley Campers Ltd, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Combe Valley Campers Ltd assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. Combe Valley Campers Ltd recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of Combe Valley Campers Ltd, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Combe Valley Campers.