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Oh. You did ask for spill-proof. Then nope.

It might be the camera angle, but that big burner so close to all that wood just seems like trouble... Have you tried it yet?

Yeah, I just saw your post; sorry. My experience has been opposite. I haven't put a crazy number of rounds thru any of my stuff, but I've also never had a problem with most of the Kel-Tecs I own, with the exception of a PF-9 that broke a back spring... My SUB is just crazy fun...

This is easy: Ken-Tec SUB2000. Get it in a Glock mag config that matches what ya got already. Inexpensive and tons of fun!! Folds in half; fits in a backpack. 16.25 inches folded. https://www.keltecweapons.com/rifles/sub-2000/

Snow Peak makes single and double-wall stainless and titanium mugs, with press-in lids. https://snowpeak.com/collections/drinkware I have several of their double-wall mugs in titanium, in 450 and 300 ml sizes, with the lids, which just press in with a watertight seal. Works pretty good. I also...

Looks kinda like a woodstove, with that door on the end...

Like many here, I'm a stove junkie. I don't know why, I just am. I probably have 20 different kinds of camping stoves, from biomass to isopro, and several are pretty high-end. But 95% of the time, if weight isn't too much of an issue, I grab my bombproof 533. It just works. No higher praise.

Man, I'm thinking hard about these. I need another pack like I need another headache, but always wanted one of these... Been a little confused though on the kevlar piece... What's the purpose of it in a fanny pack, or something that sits on top of your main pack?

If you're not making it removable, there's really no need to use an IGT frame then as the basis.. Just some aluminum angle iron spaced the appropriate distance will allow you to capitalize on the modularity of the IGT components, and be a heck of a lot slimmer in the process... For slides...

That's kind of what I am toying with. The slots on the edge of the IGT frame can't be too hard to adapt to the slides. It would be nice to make the frame easily removable, so if'n you wanted to set up the kitchen somewhere else, you could. Just pop some legs on...

Tell us a little more bout that trailer!

Great setup! Are you pleased how everything worked? How did the did the wok burner work on propane gas, instead of liquid?

Well put. I didn't know that they are easily removable. You do nice work. What are the slots originally for, that you used for the wooden tabs on your brackets?

Lord knows I love Snow Peak gadgets, but doesn't putting the top on these SP boxes negate using the unique folding action? And if you're gonna negate the folding action, wouldn't just putting a flip up lid be a heck of a lot easier?

Does that mean local pickup only, or free shipping? If local pickup, where are you?

That Drifta setup is pretty nice. I've been noodling over how to incorporate my 3U frame is the basis for my camp kitchen; making a sliding setup that is removable so one can use outside the vehicle with legs. So many possibilities. Luke has a better equipped shop that I do to execute that stuff...

Roger that. You own one of the most reliable trucks out there, and that is huge. Its what strikes fear in most adventurer's hearts. Will it break, and can I fix it if it does? It really is about using your head. Your spider senses will tingle when you know you're pushing your limits of common...

That's a really nice setup you've built!

Nice! That's worth fiddling with by itself. Maybe trim it down a little more, or leave it alone. Your picture makes it look like the SP stove is gone from the Jeep, or am I missing the whole picture?

Yeah, somebody posted that last month... I think it would be a blast!