Show off your camping kitchen!

Do you ever get worried about the elements with your buildout?

 

The best type of camping!

 

Kitchen is defined as a room or area where food is prepared.
Camping is defined as the act of staying or sleeping in an outdoor area for one or more days.
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Thanks dictionary Dan

 

You are welcome, Mike.

 

That would be a Plano gun case.

 

It is a plano 42'' box:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E2217I6/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Winner winner chicken dinner

 

Not sure what you mean by "drawer movement."

Side to side? None at all. Made it for a very tight fit.

In/out, I can extend it completely if I wanted to, (did not put a stop in for now) but I extend it about 90% in normal use.

Also no up/down movement, as I installed vertical spacers (with the same, white HDPE on the bottom of them) on the frame, right above the sides of the drawer. Also helps prevent the drawers from tipping down excessively.

Haven't made the large drawer yet - busy with other projects - but it'll be identical to the smaller one (which already fits a ridiculous amount of stuff in it), just a lot larger.

 

Which elements?

 

As for a chuck box, again, made four or five different ones, and eventually settled on this unit: https://www.expeditionportal.com/fo...-for-a-chuck-box-the-d-flite-tack-box.194454/.

 

Doozy, how are you getting past the leaking of that leer shell. I just sold mine because I couldn’t put enough silicone to do the job. Didn’t want to start building it out and fine that my drawers were wet... I switched for an undercover tonneau and have had great success. Rack fabricated and now I’m ready to build. Your setup is sick btw!

 

I had some small leaks but nothing ever too major. I did recently pull the cap off and put butyl tape under the bed rails and stuffed a bunch in between the bed rails and head rail. Siliconed everywhere else. I have no leaks except for a small one in the rear window.

plus, all my drawers get sealed with marine grade varnish. and i live in colorado, rain isn't really a thing