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I did complete the nested slide as a work surface. Under that I have my step stool and small camp table in the little void. The step stool is a frequent go-to, it's easy to access. I like the idea of having the slimline tools strapped to it tho. That is for the idea!

Thanks! I probably paid about what you would for a pre-made refrigerator slide, maybe a little more. Doh! The one advantage is that I was able to size it exactly to the fridge and have it integral to the frame system.

@RuggedBound how's it going on the 460 version? I'm ready when you are!

CNC?

There are factory holes along each side of the slide. Coincidentally some of the holes for each slide line up. I was able to use those with a button head screw and t-slot nut with loctite to attached the 2 slides together. I was ready to drill some holes, but ended up not needing to. Here...

Ha, you're onto me. I've nested a set of slides for another pullout beneath the fridge. My goal is for this to be a shallow tray and worksurface.

As XY mentioned a surround over the fridge would be helpful. I continued with the aluminum extrusions and infilled with a 3/4" playwood panel that is screwed to 6 clips that are on the aluminum frame. Next up were the drawers. This was really inspired by the Land Shark drawers. I...

Yes, I'll post more on the progress..... To tell you the truth, I don't remember if I put supports under the plywood or not. Once I through bolted the aluminum extrusions on all the flex went away. It might only be supported by the front and the hump towards the 2nd row seats. And I did use...

It fits perfectly too!

Hi @Ramzizaz The slides are from Amazon, I also started a build thread documenting the process: LBC GXOR - Storage Build - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/lbc-gxor-storage-build.1253164/

Hi Everyone, I undertook the daunting task of building a custom storage solution for the back compartment. WOW. At first I thought that the prebuilt or predesigned units out there were way expensive. Now I understand why. Its a lot of work! I took inspiration for the various vendors out...

Thx! I used Bluebeam, its like Adobe Acrobat PDF editor.

Here you go.

The wires are run along the rack to the back passenger side, and then down into the existing wire loom/grommet location. You can see it on the right side of this photo. I should have run the wires in the bottom side of the grommet to give the water a chance to drip off before the wires enter...

@brimy311 What are the approach angles for the Blitz and Strike? Can you post side photos and full frontal?