Nothing like a clean slate to start with.
Grab some blue painters tape and start laying out the living space on the floor. The bed goes here and the dinette goes there exercise. It's worth the effort. It gives you some spacial awareness as you move about the cabin.
Keep things simple. Do you really need a 50 gallon water tank or will refilling 5 gallon water cooler bottles do the trick. No plumbing and electrical connections required.
Throw down an air mattress and sleep on it. You'll lay there working out the placement of lights and switches.
First thing I would do is figure a way to get 120vac in though the body. You'll need it to run power tools to do the fit out. Running a power cord though a window gets old fast. Next would be a temporary work station or table to support your tools and work off of. Next would be a chair to sit back and dream of all the places you want to see.
A good track saw will pay dividends. A Kreg Pocket Hole Jig is your friend.
I haven't talked this much in ages.
Grab some blue painters tape and start laying out the living space on the floor. The bed goes here and the dinette goes there exercise. It's worth the effort. It gives you some spacial awareness as you move about the cabin.
Keep things simple. Do you really need a 50 gallon water tank or will refilling 5 gallon water cooler bottles do the trick. No plumbing and electrical connections required.
Throw down an air mattress and sleep on it. You'll lay there working out the placement of lights and switches.
First thing I would do is figure a way to get 120vac in though the body. You'll need it to run power tools to do the fit out. Running a power cord though a window gets old fast. Next would be a temporary work station or table to support your tools and work off of. Next would be a chair to sit back and dream of all the places you want to see.
A good track saw will pay dividends. A Kreg Pocket Hole Jig is your friend.
I haven't talked this much in ages.
