Great info - thanks!
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Great info - thanks!
I came across this one today if your build style is the click of a mouse, premium price though!
Goose Gear CampKitchen 1.0
Goose Gear CampKitchen 1.0
Speaking of Toolboxes, I used an aluminum truck box turned on its side. Added a few hardboard dividers and a sterilite drawer kit, and voila'
This looks like a great simple set up! Thought I'd add it to this thread.
rusty_tlc
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Note, do not store the Coleman stove inside the box over the winter. Everything now reeks of naptha.
!doh!
Y'all gonna have to up your Expo game
Rolls-Royce just unveiled the Rolls-Royce of picnic baskets
#EAF
Rolls-Royce just unveiled the Rolls-Royce of picnic baskets
#EAF
Bogo
FOOF
They should have mentioned this isn't the first RR standard issue picnic set they made. They even had table and chair sets in the past.
Awesome set up! Very well thought and designed!
Very sleek design sir.
Nice to hear you guys like it!
I am proud of it so it means a lot to me.
I am proud of it so it means a lot to me.
I like it! The combination of bamboo, aluminum & stainless steel is well thought out and looks like it will do well. My only concern is the base. While looking very sturdy, it's been mentioned before about various setups - setting up on a hard uneven surface could be a problem. In your instructions you warn:
- Place the platform unit at a spot of your choice on firm, level ground.
Alter the ground by wedging pieces of wood or rock under the unsupported legs to avoid wobbling.
It is very important for the safety of operation that the Kitchen stands level and stable!
Yes!
Therefore I always put 4 adjustable feet in the drawer to attach underneath your stove.
It is not possible to attach something like that to the kitchen, it wouldn’t fit in-between the rest of mine/the cases anymore.
Anyway, our experience is that it is no problem to find or create a solid base for the kitchen.
Good you mentioned it!
Hans,
I LIKE. A LOT! How does one go about getting one of these?
I LIKE. A LOT! How does one go about getting one of these?
Stumbled upon this surfing last night (midnight). I 've since found sources (ebay, amazon, mil suppliers, etc.) But nothing readily comes up of that box WITH the legs. Please, moar info! I love this setup, simple, functional, stong, straight sides...
I'll dig more into this thread but I wanted to immediatly put out the props and ask the questions..
Where'd you source yours and are the legs part of the kit? they sure look like they're made for the kit, they atach to the latches and look to square it and support the table well...
Love that simple set up too. I think I recall reading that it might have been an old/retired Army medic case set up. If you find a source, PM me as I will buy one!
The alum. containers are easy to find...https://colemans.com/shop/containers/medical-transport-chest-u-s-g-i-aluminum/
But the table legs aren't. I think I found mine on e-bay. I use four of the medical chests for traveling and set up a table with the legs for eating/cooking.
But the table legs aren't. I think I found mine on e-bay. I use four of the medical chests for traveling and set up a table with the legs for eating/cooking.
This seller sells the containers and legs. Maybe they can combine shipping and cut you a deal
NEW Set of 4 Medical Supply Supply Set Chest No. 6 Aluminum Leg Set 19" | eBay
They also make them for the Hardigg cases like the one on the left
NEW Set of 4 Medical Supply Supply Set Chest No. 6 Aluminum Leg Set 19" | eBay
They also make them for the Hardigg cases like the one on the left
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