TBS Chuck Box Camp Kitchen
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2019
- Video of my DIY Camp Kitchen, AKA the TBS Chuck Box that I designed and built to take care camping. Made of MDO plywood which is a good choice for outdoors. Video shows an overview of the Chuck Box, some of the construction and what camp cooking gear I fill the Chuck Box with.
Designed to be small enough to fit in the back of a BMW X3 yet provide lots of space to store items and countertop space.
View detailed plans to build your own camp kitchen at:
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For more details about the items in my camp kitchen visit
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Plywood Cutting Table Plans
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very nice. I found the plan and the video thx
You're welcome
Thanks a lot for this. You have inspired my creative mind to make something similar in Australia. Simple ideas and suggestions you have made in your video have really inspired my creative side.
You're welcome. Good luck with your build.
Thanks for sharing .
You're very welcome!
I wish I had RUclips when I was a young canyoneer. I might still try it though since your plans are so well thought out. Your voice is calming as well and you did a great video.
You should definitely try it if you like to go car camping. It's worked it great for me. I did replace some of the utensils with shorter ones I found. The year before I built it I don't a lot of time trying different configurations, measuring and remeasuring my cargo area and all my gear to make sure it would work out. Thanks for saying my voice is soothing. Honestly I cringe everyone I post a video because I don't think my voice sounds like what I think it does. I still have a lot to learn about making videos.
Thanks for sharing your build and plans. I made one and have enjoyed it. Wish you had a place where folks could share photos of their builds!
I do have a place to pay them save would love to see your build tombuildsstuffblog atemail service from Google with a g. I'll post it on my blog. Https://tombuilsstuff.blogspot.com
Very nice. I really like the bagel warmer too lol
It toasts really well but needs to be on high.
Wow... I didn't know I needed one of these. I wish every project I tried like this didn't end up like a disaster so I could make my own chuck box. Super cool! Thanks for sharing.
Quit making excuses. If your life depended on it, you would make the best chuck box ever made - on the first go. So go to the lumber yard and start building. Make good measurements, and good joins, that is the key. The rest is easy. You are not trying hard enough and making too many excuses for laziness.
Good job Tom. Looks great!
Great stuff right there! I’m an ex scout leader and have camp Kitchen gear and equipment everywhere! You have re-inspired me to go build a box
Glad I can help let me know how it comes out.
This chuck box is awesome and your step by step guide was super helpful and detailed. I made this at the beginning of covid and have been using it ever since. Painted it the same color and everything although i decided to start covering it with stickers of my journeys. Finally got around to making the sawhorse stand recently. I really like how the doors serve as a support for the table top and the doors have useful space.
Great! Glad it was useful to you too.
5:05 - That is one healthy and delicious omelette! I am coming over to your campsite for lunch!
You did not go over the build much at all, just the contents and cooking. Show us how you built and assembled it, some views of sides and back. Nice, compact box. Right size and weight for a car. Well done.
Thank you. I didn't have enough batteries to film the whole build but I do have step by step instructions on my site with lots of pictures. tombuildsstuff.blogspot.com/2019/06/camping-kitchen-chuck-box-plans.html
Great video
Exactly what I’ve been looking for .. even if the colour I want too 😍😊👍🏽🇦🇺
Most of my time was spent picking the color!
Man this is COOL... Awesome setup.
Thank you. It's really made coming at camp easier and packing too!
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
super build, bravo!
Thank you
Very nice!
I love this! may use this as a badge activity for my girl scout troop!
That sounds like a great idea.
Send me a picture would love to see how it turned out. TomBuildsStuffblog at the g mail.
Nice one. I like the color choice!
Thank you! I was going for M*A*S*H chic 😂
Looking for ideas to build my chuck box, really like the back fold down side which I haven't seen on this box design style so far, thanks for the video, thumbs up
Thanks. It's come in handy a few times. Good luck with your build.
Good job. I am considering building one for me, but need some extra space. I use a gasoline stove, and have family size cook kit. I think I am going to have to custom design my own...
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Thanks for sharing. Like the functionality, including space to store both stove and grill grate. Did you know you can get wooden plugs to fill (hide) the pocket holes? They are shaped at the same angle.
Thank you for your comment. I've used the plugs on some projects when I'm concerned about the appearance and I don't think I will need to take it apart to make changes. This had been perfect so far. The only change I made was getting shorter spatulas that for better.
@@TomBuildsStuff Why use pocket screwing when you could have used conventional drilling, countersinking, screwing and gluing through into ends of boards? No special jig needed. Quicker easier, stronger and looks better.
I like pocket screws and I found them to be sufficiently strong for my needs, especially when also using glue. I don't find using the jig slower. I also like the look without exposed screw heads. To countersink and leave rom to fill would eat up a lot of the 1/2" thick mdo.
Fair comment. When you make all that effort to produce an attractive project looks do matter. I must try pocket screws myself especially as you consider them strong enough in the circumstances. Enjoyed your video.
May have missed you saying it in the video, but what kind of paint and finish did you use?
I used a Behr oil based top coat and a compatible primer but forget exactly which. Blog post had more details on the box if you need it.
Great build! Maybe I missed it but what is the weight of your box fully loaded?
It's pretty heavy but I'm able to move it myself but two is preferred. I haven't weighed it but based on how much mdo I used it has to be 40-50 lbs.
hi i have some simple questions i would like to discuss for a school project! is it ok if i give you my email to contact on there? or what other social media app is easy! thanks, charlie!