Billhilly..... yes my idea for an outdoor kitchen comes from all the Australian designs I have encountered online.... like the one you linked above....
My design will make it an indoor/outdoor kitchen.... so if needed I can cook up a quick meal inside the camper.... or if wanted... I can open a door and flip down the counter and voila
I have started on the flip out kitchen counter design.... which I have researched and pondered for a long long time, but finally came up with a very simple design. As well, the fridge will be on a drop down slide which can be pulled out the back to access from outside.... again... an idea borrowed from all the australian camper builders.
Ran out of mig wire this afternoon.... and discovered I purchased the wrong size. Ran to the welding store to exchange it but they were out of stock.... so no welding for a few days. That is ok... design work and cutting and layup take lots of time.
I am making a removable table leg like the sequoia table leg. I was going to buy one.... but seems pretty easy to make, and the company wanted extra shipping for each part..... seems a little odd. I thought of the Lagun style leg that people are using but the leverage of a table large enough for 4 people seems like a lot. So going for the simple removable leg. Hmmm.... as I type this I am thinking I could put a swing arm on the top of my lock in leg... or not.
I picked up a few things at the border the other day. Yippeee
an SMEV stove sink unit... actually bought two of them! one for outside and one for inside.
They are super light! and I wanted something narrow.... they are only 12 inches front to back! As I want to keep my interior cabinets as narrow as possible.
The smallest portapotti
and a pump and a bunch of bolts from McMaster... the VHB tape was not there yet.. or the two 6 lb propane tanks. I am going to get a pneumatic rivet tool to put in all the light angle backing on the inside corners and to install the door frames
So fun to have excuses to buy new tools too!
Ok... back to the shop
