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Pull Kitchen update

I am teaming up with a great guy and we are partnering together on this project! He’s an engineer from Apple and helped design the iPhone 11, I’m pretty impressed with his CAD skills and we have some awesome improvements for the next iteration of the Pull Kitchen.

More coming

 

Any updates?

I purchased the Alu-Cab drawers but due to several problems with them I have to send them back. Now I’m looking for another system and your design looks quite intriguing.

 

We will launch at Overland Expo West May 2020. Soon! We have an email group that we will pull our beta testers from soon

 

Do you already have a booth number? Would love to see your work in person!

 

We do but I can’t remember it at the moment

However I purposely chose the booth next to Tacomabeast and across from BAMF

 

I just made a new promo video highlighting my new version of the Pull Kitchen product. Hopefully you can see the value of how fast and easy it is as it takes to work out of camping. When you’re on the move every day set up and break down speed of camp is really nice to make things a little bit more enjoyable, while I fully recognize it is not necessary. But it is cool

Pull Kitchen in 10 Seconds- Off Road Overland Kitchen
https://youtu.be/QBNYvasm4i4

 

Pull Kitchen Pre-Launch Update
https://youtu.be/pz5M4ofQvcY

 

@Papadave418 thanks for the inspiration. Mine is of course slightly different, sliding section is only 25" or so long collapsed, then storage behind there since I have a Wildernest. Taking the opportunity to move my dual battery to the bed to make room for the winch solenoid up front. No drawer slides visible in my model, but I've left the appropriate spacing for installation and will be using slides. On that note I found great prices at https://tchweb.com/ depending on what slides you're looking for.

The two face plates will attach somehow to the drawers, and I'll probably use coffee table lifts for the inner box (the first part to slide out). I haven't measured exactly where my wheel well is, but the small little side pieces between the switch panel and battery will become a small cubby, and I'll create means of entry to the space on either side of the wheel well for other random storage. Yeehaw.

Again, thanks for the inspiration.

 

Wow that looks amazing! You definitely need to share photos when you are done!

 

super clean and awesome setup, looking forward to hearing more about this. is water storage incorporated into this as well? how many gallons or you tap into an extenal tank?

 

can this be used without a tonneau cover? (is it a water tight system?)

 

Water storage is on the rear and comes with a 2 gallon Rotopax water tank attached to the back that you can easily swap out

 

Yup, we have optional heavy duty covers for open beds, similar to RTT covers

 

More info here
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/pull-kitchen—-tacoma-based-kitchen.657657/

 

Dave I’m doing a DIY 80/20 kitchen (different than yours) but was curious how you navigated your panels around your corner connectors? Did you cut corners out of the panels or use a different corner connector? Great job on the pull kitchen btw!!!

 

I had to cut each corner to accommodate the notches, time comsuming but not too bad

 

Thanks for sharing your blur prints your details helped me a lot. not fully done yet but close.

 

That looks awesome! It is so nice to roll into camp and bam everything you need for food and cooking is all right there. Thanks for sharing!

 

yes and I totally agree with you on BIN use. I also started of with bins but very soon I realized that its a lot of labor. Now I am just waiting on got my 56" heavy duty slider to arrive to give all this a final touch. cant wait to putt all this into work.

 

Has anyone seen the ARB Slide kitchen? Looks like a good design. I’m going to try to replicate.

can anyone advise what type of hinges these might be to create the stove swing out