s.e.charles
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i picture this more on the tailgate of Dad's '57 nomad, but it's good to remember the roots: Chuck Box- A kitchen for camping - by Blake Haskins @ LumberJocks.com ~ woodworking community
kitchen to go
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billiebob
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Love watching guys who can visualize then build...... successfully.
With the quality of the work plus the attention to detail in the design, just one thought, next project try Baltic Birch, no twist, no voids, and it is lighter, Where you used 3/4" plywood, 1/2" Baltic Birch would work.
Nice work, you gave an old fart lots of ideas. Thank you.
With the quality of the work plus the attention to detail in the design, just one thought, next project try Baltic Birch, no twist, no voids, and it is lighter, Where you used 3/4" plywood, 1/2" Baltic Birch would work.
Nice work, you gave an old fart lots of ideas. Thank you.
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robert
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Looks like the old chuckboxes we had in Boy Scouts; I think some of the real Boy Scout handbooks had plans on how to make them. We had legs we could add as well in case you didn't have a tailgate or picnic table handy. The white interior definitely helps brighten them up and makes it easier to see stuff, especially at night.
s.e.charles
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or this one: