Self sufficiency

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Self sufficiency 2016-02-20 21:47:56 Post No. 949688
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Self sufficiency Anonymous 2016-02-20 21:47:56 Post No. 949688 [Report]

I have a 16' camper that I'm taking down to just the base. I'm going to (hopefully) make a tiny house. I'm hoping to be self sufficient (for the most part). Meaning I want a composting toilet, water reserve, solar panels, and propane. Pretty inexperienced, and I'm curious if anyone has some suggestions or tips. Tried /adv/, but want to helpful. Google is too general. Suggested options? Cheaper alternatives? Pls halp.

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Anonymous 2016-02-20 21:55:52 Post No.949695
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>>949688
Google.com

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Anonymous 2016-02-20 21:58:48 Post No.949697
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>>949695
Much halp.
So thanks.

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Anonymous 2016-02-20 22:15:40 Post No.949702
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>>949688

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Anonymous 2016-02-20 22:37:22 Post No.949716
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>>949688
How can I make one of these snazzy skull masks?

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Anonymous 2016-02-20 23:27:59 Post No.949746
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>>949688
Hello OP

Way ahead of you, shoot any questions you have.

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>>949688
I'd use pvc engineered boards and try to avoid wood for anything structural, its not much more and will never rot or splinter from outside elements and it comes in many good base colors so you don't need paint. The bulk of the camper shell should be aluminum or 1/4' steel, maybe invest in metal crimping/cutting n' shaping tools. Not much to go on without more information on camper measurement and pictures.

And I assume you're electric setup is going to be a deep cycle marine setup?