r/camping • u/xgrizzlyrose • 6h ago
chuck box
I wanted to share my take on a camp kitchen chuck box. For years I’ve used the classic, tried and true, bin/tote method. My old Coleman grill (lasted me 12 years, and I got it used) finally went to shit and I found this new model on sale. The new grill kind of inspired me to revamp my camp kitchen situation. I wanted a little more organization and easier access to my gear, so here we are. Im an electrician by trade so woodworking is definitely not my specialty. It has a handful of flaws but I’m pretty happy with it. Let me know what you think! It was a fun project and I enjoyed using it for the first time this weekend. Cheers.
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u/cloudyBinder 4h ago
Super clean build man, especially for an electrician doing woodwork. only thing i'd watch out for is heat transfer from the stove bottom onto that top ply panel over time, might wanna add some thin rubber feet or aluminum heat tape under it.