u/-DarknessFalls-

I posted this last week asking for opinions on price. My apologies for not including more photos last time. I couldn’t edit to add more so I just deleted the thread. I just posted it locally on marketplace. Thought I would share here too in case someone might like it.

This is a Squaredrop Camper that I built. I ended up buying a new home, priorities changed, had some medical issues, and it was never finished. There is no wood in this camper. I have the steel and sheeting to finish the rear hatch, hurricane hinge for rear hatch, all of the black aluminum trim, approx. 1200ft copper wiring on rolls for the electrical.

The frame is 2x2x3/16” steel. The walls and roof are 1x1” steel tubing. The camper weighs approximately 1,180lbs.
Included options are:
Timbren Off-road Axel-less Suspension with Electric Brakes
Lock & Roll Off-Road Articulating Hitch. Truck and Trailer sides.
Trailer side receiver is removable via lock pin. Can easily accept ball hitch.
265/75/16 Off-Road Tires mounted to Summit Racing Black Steel Rims.
Tree Guards
ACM Panels in Black for the camper’s skin
MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe RV Roof Vent Model 7500K
TC11-TC12 28″ Wide x 36″ Tall Driver and Passenger Side Teardrop RV Doors
60"X22” front facing Skylight Window
2-17x15” Side Windows

Overall
Length 15’
Width 7’ 10”

Interior
Length 9ft at floor level 10’ 3” at middle height.
Width 5’ 4”

This will easily fit a queen size mattress with lots of room for a kitchen and storage. There is surface rust on some parts where I stripped the paint down to weld. The trailer’s lights are wired to a 7-pin plug. It was driven locally for approximately 60 miles when we moved to our new home. It has always been stored in a garage. It does have some dust on it though. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. $4500

It started out as a 14ft piece of Sycamore that had fallen many years ago. I cut it down to fit my 6ft tank and sanitized it for 48 hours. After soaking for a few days, I went looking for some slate. I ended up with 6-4x6ft sheets someone was giving away on marketplace. I cut out some smaller sections with a grinder, drilled/countersunk anchor holes, and used stainless steel hardware to attach them to the driftwood.

I found this at the base of a Sycamore near the creek in southern Ohio. It is heavily weathered, very hard, and resistant to breaking. All of the bark has long gone except a small section in one of the pictures. Any ideas?

-The red mark on the crosscut is from a Diablo blade.

I’m really considering adding some 2x4 supports in here.

Sorry for my goofy sketch. https://imgur.com/a/6FpZPZR

I had it pending sale back in the fall to someone in another state for $6k. After talking and postponing several times over 8 weeks, they eventually said they couldn’t get it. I just kept it in the barn since then. I still have the supplies to finish the exterior and rear hatch, as well as 1200 ft of wiring to run all of the internal electrical. It’s developed some surface rust on areas that weren’t primered. I’m wanting to list it again but honestly, I’m not sure what I should sell it for? I’m in southern Ohio. Any suggestions?

I started dieting on June 5th, 2025. I built this room to help my journey as money allowed. It still needs trim, mirrors, and a few minor adjustments, but as of last week, we’re actually using it as our gym. Since I started dieting, working out, and repairing bicep tendon, I’m down 130lbs. The only caveat was I had to agree to let my wife put a tanning bed in there.