Restoring The Deville Part 22d

Part 22d continues with the new birch paneling on the kitchen cabinet. Here we use the router to cut out all the holes. http://www.cannedhamtrailers.com Visit my website for more info on how to restore a vintage trailer. There are all kinds of other useful bits of information on the website like how to look for a good one and figure a good buying price.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Vintage
• Trailer
• Restoral
• Fun
• Camping
• Parks
• Recreation
• Rallies

[cheapswede]

Thanks for the demo.

Sure beats using a keyhole saw like I have been using. I am definitely putting a router on my X-mas list!

[mobiltec]

Spend the money for a good one. And get one that has all the extra parts like guides and stuff...

[cycloneCJproducts]

Larry, Great job!!! I love tools with breaking systems built in much safer and speeds up work...(no waiting for blades to stop)

I noticed eye safety glasses, but no ear protection?? Lets remember ears are just as important....... Just looking out for you....... : )

[mobiltec]

"I noticed eye safety glasses, but no ear protection?? Lets remember ears are just as important....... Just looking out for you....... : ) "

Huh? What did you say? I couldn't hear you....

[Damienmoor]

awesome , these vids are full of useful info, keep em coming

[mobiltec]

"keep em coming"

I'm a little behind in editing the videos but I'm catching up...

[mobiltec]

Huell Howser did a show like that on Vintage Trailers. Also there are lots of Vintage Trailer Rallies during the spring and summer months all around the country.

[CiphersSon]

i forget the channel but i seen a show were there were groups of people who done restorations and had all kinds of trailers it was pretty cool.

[mobiltec]

"This series is inspiring me to buy a little camper and fix it up next summer."

You might want to google Tear Drops... They are great little trailers. Any trailer that you can not stand up in is called a Tear Drop.

[mobiltec]

"Always move the router against rotation."

Good point!