Liked and shared. Use the back door for a tub/sink and drying area as well work bench. If you put some “C” Pipe holders by on the Coleman side to hold a center pole for a large tarp, to be collapsed if necessary and deployed with a tent pole on each corner it would be a great chuck wagon box
The certainly is an epic box! If you design another one, my only suggestion would be to ensure you can have the two stoves side by side so one person can use them at the same time....
I really like the chuck wagon idea. I am thinking of building one onto a hitch basket so are not crowding the van with cooking gear when travelling, usable on the road and removable once we set up camp. My issue is weight to have sitting on the hitch as well as when trying to insert and remove it from the vehicle.
I just found your channel last night and I love it!! My husband is probably going to kill me because I have an entire list of building projects for him to help with before our camping trip in 2 weeks!
I couldn't really appreciate all the bells and whistles of the trailer because I don't understand how all of the electricity, water hookups,etc. work. As someone who loves to camp and cook I can really appreciate this! I'm jealous!
Thank you so much, my wife loves to cook and this chuck box completed her kitchen and fulfilled her cooking needs while camping last year. Looking forward to using it this year too. Thank you for watching.
I appreciate how you used 1/2" sq molding(?) to brace the shelves. I don't have the tools & knowledge to make dados (sp?), but I can glue/screw/clamp the joints. Really nice job on your trailer and box, and thanks so much for making the time to share your projects!
Another great build. I have the same Coleman road trip and use it for everything. They even sell stove grates that fit the grill, so pots and pans can be used on it.
Very cool Jeff! I look forward to someday seeing your lighter model which I'm sure will have some cool, lessons learned, new alterations/additions. Thx for sharing
Thank you Ron, I'm definitely going to be thinking of some different ideas and ways to tweak this chuck box on the next build. This layout works great but just to heavy. Thank you for watching
From South Africa, main objective of a chuck box has to convienience, no packing and unpacking of equipment, minimal assembly, and logical storage for ease of the process of eating, from preperation of food to washing and packing of the gear. Your build? ...... Not bad at all,... I understand the knocked together thing, and kudus to you you got it pretty much sorted. Comment.... dishwashing should be addressed in your next one.... Lookin forward to what you do....
Another brilliant design! I love watching your videos and checking out your designs. When you make it lighter you could us 1x's with 1/4" panels in place of the plywood sides. Also, since you don't use the back side door for prep you could attach your hot dog cooking and other long utensils to the door with hooks on each end, then they would be accessible and maybe free up some space on that side for other items.
Thank you so much, great idea to use 1/4" material, that's probably what I'm going to do on the next build. This is a great thing to have at the campsite and I'm looking forward to making it light enough to handle easily. Thank you for watching
WOW, I am warn out from watching this from the recliner in my 5th wheel waiting for the popcorn to come out of the microwave, bahahahaa......I'm just kidding, this is a very cool build video and super helpful. Reminds me of the days from my scout camping. Great job!
Do you have plans for your build? If you do would you be willing to share them? You have very nice box that looks quite versatile. I would like to build one like yours.
Thank you and good question, maybe 75lbs., I need to weigh it to see the exact weight so I have something to compare it to when I build a new one. I hope to start that project in the next couple months. Thank you for watching
Liked and shared. Use the back door for a tub/sink and drying area as well work bench. If you put some “C” Pipe holders by on the Coleman side to hold a center pole for a large tarp, to be collapsed if necessary and deployed with a tent pole on each corner it would be a great chuck wagon box
The certainly is an epic box! If you design another one, my only suggestion would be to ensure you can have the two stoves side by side so one person can use them at the same time....
I really like the chuck wagon idea. I am thinking of building one onto a hitch basket so are not crowding the van with cooking gear when travelling, usable on the road and removable once we set up camp. My issue is weight to have sitting on the hitch as well as when trying to insert and remove it from the vehicle.
Very interesting design. I like the fold down areas.
Thank you and thanks for watching
Wow you should make more and sell them. Get your own paten. Wish more would look at this video. Good job!! Your wife is happy!!1
I just found your channel last night and I love it!! My husband is probably going to kill me because I have an entire list of building projects for him to help with before our camping trip in 2 weeks!
I couldn't really appreciate all the bells and whistles of the trailer because I don't understand how all of the electricity, water hookups,etc. work. As someone who loves to camp and cook I can really appreciate this! I'm jealous!
Thank you so much, my wife loves to cook and this chuck box completed her kitchen and fulfilled her cooking needs while camping last year. Looking forward to using it this year too. Thank you for watching.
I appreciate how you used 1/2" sq molding(?) to brace the shelves. I don't have the tools & knowledge to make dados (sp?), but I can glue/screw/clamp the joints. Really nice job on your trailer and box, and thanks so much for making the time to share your projects!
Another great build. I have the same Coleman road trip and use it for everything. They even sell stove grates that fit the grill, so pots and pans can be used on it.
somehow I missed replying to your comment, thank you. And yes, we have that stove grate too, those grills are awesome. Thank you for watching
BEST CHUCK BOX EVER!!!
I love all of the little details you put in this!
Thank you so much and thank you for watching
Between this and your utility trailer makeover, you've thought of everything! Sooo cool. Well done!
Check out the Chuck box from "Pungo Prairie". It literally has a kitchen sink!
Very Nice in looks and Design. You done a wonderful job building it also.
Very cool Jeff! I look forward to someday seeing your lighter model which I'm sure will have some cool, lessons learned, new alterations/additions. Thx for sharing
Thank you Ron, I'm definitely going to be thinking of some different ideas and ways to tweak this chuck box on the next build. This layout works great but just to heavy. Thank you for watching
From South Africa, main objective of a chuck box has to convienience, no packing and unpacking of equipment, minimal assembly, and logical storage for ease of the process of eating, from preperation of food to washing and packing of the gear. Your build? ...... Not bad at all,... I understand the knocked together thing, and kudus to you you got it pretty much sorted. Comment.... dishwashing should be addressed in your next one....
Lookin forward to what you do....
Hey cowboy !! You did a great job great design very useful and rugged and basic very good job
Another brilliant design! I love watching your videos and checking out your designs. When you make it lighter you could us 1x's with 1/4" panels in place of the plywood sides. Also, since you don't use the back side door for prep you could attach your hot dog cooking and other long utensils to the door with hooks on each end, then they would be accessible and maybe free up some space on that side for other items.
Thank you so much, great idea to use 1/4" material, that's probably what I'm going to do on the next build. This is a great thing to have at the campsite and I'm looking forward to making it light enough to handle easily. Thank you for watching
WOW, I am warn out from watching this from the recliner in my 5th wheel waiting for the popcorn to come out of the microwave, bahahahaa......I'm just kidding, this is a very cool build video and super helpful. Reminds me of the days from my scout camping. Great job!
Lol, yea we have stepped it up and now have a travel trailer but this was a cool thing to have when we rent camped. Thanks for watching
Do you have plans for your build? If you do would you be willing to share them? You have very nice box that looks quite versatile. I would like to build one like yours.
Great Job.
Awesome. Well done sir!
Enjoy your handiwork! How heavy do you estimate this chuck box with your stuff in the box?
Thank you and good question, maybe 75lbs., I need to weigh it to see the exact weight so I have something to compare it to when I build a new one. I hope to start that project in the next couple months. Thank you for watching
Is it actually lighter weight?
man that's cool I built one for the wife out of recycled pallets and stuff she loves it check out the video and let me know what you think
Great design, did you mention good coffee..... did I see folgers! Folgers does not belong in the good coffee conversation.
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