Thank you...I'm not sure there is alot to tell though. I had built several cedar strip canoes as winter projects and got interested in building a teardrop trailer. So I joined another bulletin board devoted to
Teardrops and Tiny Travel Trailers. That's a really good site for trailer designs and ideas.
The trailer itself is wood strip western red cedar, alaska yellow cedar and purple heart with steam bent ash trim. The strips were ripped on the table saw, and planned to 1/4 inch on the SS. The cabinets are ash and cherry with hand caning...of course, all built on the SS. The whole trailer is fiberglassed and sprayed with Dupont Chromaclear auto clear for UV protection.
I don't really have a shop, so the trailer and tools occupied a large part of the garage. That's one really nioce thing for me about the SS. On a project this size, I tried to do the majority of the ripping and planning of the strips outside in the summer to keep the dust down. It took about three winters to complete as a hobby...Dave
