Thomas Heaton is a young landscape photographer from UK and has very good u-tube channel solely focused on landscaping photography, I thought. I enjoy most of his videos.
To my surprise he is showing his van conversion, and it is based on T-slot extrusions. It is just amazing how slotted aluminum extrusions used for framing became popular in the DIY van world. Here it is, a landscaping photographer from UK doing his simple van conversion, I think he is using 30mm profiles. So, from Hasselblad to 8020. Have fun.
Strong frames, light weight and flexibility are values reflecting well in the number 80 from the company name 8020.net, remember Pareto Principle, 80% of problems can be solved with 20% of efforts. 8020 folks compare their aluminum framing on a factory floor, especially in cabinets for factory automation with welded steel and welded aluminum to justify their technology.
To my surprise he is showing his van conversion, and it is based on T-slot extrusions. It is just amazing how slotted aluminum extrusions used for framing became popular in the DIY van world. Here it is, a landscaping photographer from UK doing his simple van conversion, I think he is using 30mm profiles. So, from Hasselblad to 8020. Have fun.
Strong frames, light weight and flexibility are values reflecting well in the number 80 from the company name 8020.net, remember Pareto Principle, 80% of problems can be solved with 20% of efforts. 8020 folks compare their aluminum framing on a factory floor, especially in cabinets for factory automation with welded steel and welded aluminum to justify their technology.
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