How to Build a Tiny Home on Wheels
Channel: Phoenix Survival 
Date: 31/05/2023

Join me in the first of multiple videos that teaches you to build your very own affordable, sustainable tiny home on wheels. Break away from the costly and mundane living situation that elites have crafted for society as a means to profit off our struggling attempt to meet their consumerism demands, and instead join the freedom of tiny mobile living and green living. 

Current costs
Trailer (The most expensive part of the build. These vary depending on size and manufacture and condition) Mine is a Trailstar 7x13 single axle utility trailer from Cabela's. Out the door it was $3700
Two untreated 2in x 4in x 12ft's boards $13
Several untreated 2in x 4in x 8ft's boards (I used repurposed) However these cost about $4 a piece new.
One 10ft x 12ft 6 mil Poly Film moisture barrier $28
Three 4ft x 12 ft chip boards. $34
Everbilt star-flat head wood screws 1 1/4 in  $35 
Everbilt star-flat head wood screws 2 1/2 in $35
Everbilt star-flat head wood screws 3 in $35    
Three R-tech insulfoam boards $100
Twenty 6in 3/8in Galvanized Carriage bolts  $60
Eight 4in 3/8in Galvanized Carriage bolts $20
Eight 3in 3/8in Galvanized Carriage bolts $14
Thirty-six Flat Washers $15
Thirty-six 3/8in Locking Washers $15
Thirty-six 3/8in Hex Nuts $16
Four Heavy Duty Zinc Coated L-Shape Brackets $20  
2 cans of Gorilla Waterproof Spray and Seal $26
2 can of Great Stuff Big Gap Filler $14
12 #2 Decked Heat-Treated Food Grade Chemical Free Pallets $140
Current Cost Total So Far: $4,320