Cutting The Last Big Hole In The Van Today! (1 Viewer)

[Deleted member 36503]

Weather permitting I will be cutting the last big hole in the once immaculate panels of my Renault Master today!
8 holes already accurately cut with the respective windows, rooflights and vents fitted so, fingers crossed it will be the last large rooflight and the large 150W photovoltaic that are going up on 'Millie' today.
No matter how many times I have cut the holes and no matter how many times I have measured and re-measured the cutting point, the prospect of doing so never ceases to be somewhat daunting!

 

[DBK]

Pictures please! But good luck with the hole cutting.

 

[Jim]

Scary stuff,and yes do post pictures

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[gus-lopez]

Yep, pictures needed!

 

[Deleted34567]

Yes indeed, some pics would be wonderful.
Please consider becoming a member here, only a tenner...... best tenner you'll ever spend. You become a "read only member" after 5 posts and we're all wanting to see your PVC build progressing.
Tons of help here during your build should you require it.
Good luck with the build and happy camping !
Oohhhh, welcome to the best MH forum on the net.

 

[jollyrodger]

Know exactly how you feel first time I cut the roof of of a old smiley tranny back in the day,to fit my fibreglass high roof was a daunting time measure 3 times have a cuppa measure again after that,the next ones where easy .(Had my own roof molds )
Take a break from the cutting and why not sign up as full member lots on here would like to see the progress as you go
And good building

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[Deleted member 36503]

Starting with a somewhat unloved 2008 Renault Master but with cast iron mechanicals: -

 

[irnbru]

Will be great to watch it being transformed.

 

[Baycott]

Brave man.
I admire all you guys taking on this task. I feel I am quite handy but this would terrify my.
Would love to see more pics as you progress please.

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[Deleted member 36503]

Cutting the holes is always a knee knocking experience!! The hardest one for me was the one I cut out for the Henry water heater as neither the floor or indeed any of the other components are anywhere near ready for installation yet, but I had to cut this hole so that the panel can be properly spray foamed.