similar to my 'chuck wagon' i use a pick up truck with lockers to serve a hearty lunch and dinner to pipeline workers, well, i did up until a few weeks ago until the president shut down the pipeline construction. i served about 90 to 100 meals twice a day, i had to pick up and move every few weeks, it was fun, miss it.
very good effort for your first woodworking project, very nice, those brass latches are springing back open because there is tension on the door/hinge, you might find if you adjust the position of the hinge by packing it in or out or up or down that it will stop doing that, keep it up 👍
Thanks very much Jack. Cheers for the tips, I ended up adjusting them slightly and adding more hinges and an extra magnetic lock on each side. Now they are rock solid 👍
It all about what works for you and you've achieved that. You also learn as you go and you're also far from finishing. By that I mean you'll always be tinkering. I'm still tweaking my set up after 12 years of owning my GU, its never ending but its like a hobby for me, I love it. Each camping trip you'll discover a tweak to make things more functional. Watching other Tubers setups helps ten fold. I have one more little tweak and then I'm posting a 'Walk-Around' on my set up. Keep us up to date and look forward to your 'Walk-Around'
Good job 👍 Nice use of the limited space you have. I have exactly the same fridge ,cooker and camp table. All good gear, they should serve you well. Safe travels. Cheers...
That turned out awesome. Great looking build with function. Weight is always a problem with rigs, but Jeeps especially. My 2 door TJ is at 5,000 pounds (about 2,267 Kilos ). Good luck and have fun!
I like the tire carrier set up..I have the 2017 75th anniversary edition JKU and don't want to get rid of the olive drab bumperrs.I will come up with something..Love this video..
Looks pretty good, you could probably go to an even thinner plywood in the areas that don't need to be especially strong, just make sure the joints are strong.
When you do, or have done your dual battery system, look into the dc dc enerdrive mppt solar controler and a 200 amp hr lithium lifepo4 battery, you can use house panels with bigger than 12v service, e.g... 42 v producing 300 watts of solar, that's nuts, now you can run any thing you want basically, invest in a little coffee machine, you won't regret it, Davi b
Great video! It might be a great idea to round off the square corners of that stainless steel work surface before they have you reaching for the first aid kit.
Great setup! You mentioned a full time backup camera, which make / model? I’m considering a full time backup camera. Thanks! Keep up the great work! Cheers!
Thanks very much. So we stuff misc stuff like sleeping bags, 12v shower, collapsible bucket, fitness equip like rings and bands, 2nd battery. It's handy having that space there
I’m trying to find something online it’s a great idea they have a mattress for the back of the jeep but what happens if you have a refrigerator and stove where do you put it ? Specially when you have two people and 2 dogs should I just buy a teardrop ?..🤔
Hi mate good set up looking to do something similar, you may have mentioned but I missed but how have you attached to the floor? Or is it just using the weight of items to stay there? Cheers
Mainly the weight but I have also used some steel cable and hooks that connect from the back of the unit to the rear of the back seats. That stopped it sliding at all. She doesn't budge. I don't know what to call the hook but if you turn it, it tightens up both ends
Google is your friend. A way of saying "you're all set" or "you've got it made." In 1887, British Prime Minister Robert Gascoyne-Cecil appointed his nephew Arthur James Balfour as Minister for Ireland. The phrase 'Bob's your uncle' was coined when Arthur referred to the Prime Minister as 'Uncle Bob'. Apparently, it's very simple to become a minister when Bob's your uncle!
similar to my 'chuck wagon' i use a pick up truck with lockers to serve a hearty lunch and dinner to pipeline workers, well, i did up until a few weeks ago until the president shut down the pipeline construction. i served about 90 to 100 meals twice a day, i had to pick up and move every few weeks, it was fun, miss it.
Great use of space.
If only I had more room ha
Beautiful job - you should be really proud of what you built! Cheers from Canada.
very good effort for your first woodworking project, very nice, those brass latches are springing back open because there is tension on the door/hinge, you might find if you adjust the position of the hinge by packing it in or out or up or down that it will stop doing that, keep it up 👍
Thanks very much Jack. Cheers for the tips, I ended up adjusting them slightly and adding more hinges and an extra magnetic lock on each side. Now they are rock solid 👍
It all about what works for you and you've achieved that. You also learn as you go and you're also far from finishing. By that I mean you'll always be tinkering. I'm still tweaking my set up after 12 years of owning my GU, its never ending but its like a hobby for me, I love it. Each camping trip you'll discover a tweak to make things more functional. Watching other Tubers setups helps ten fold. I have one more little tweak and then I'm posting a 'Walk-Around' on my set up. Keep us up to date and look forward to your 'Walk-Around'
Good job 👍 Nice use of the limited space you have. I have exactly the same fridge ,cooker and camp table. All good gear, they should serve you well. Safe travels. Cheers...
Thank you! We are glad that our current gear is working well for our overlanding adventures :)
Turned out great mate!
Cheers mate and thanks for the help and the table saw!
That tyre would be like a 2kg dumbbell for you!!😀😀😀
Good use of space. Was considering a plate, but this is a great idea- for much less, and more custom for my gear. Solid.-BM
Thank you very much mate. Was a bit of a gamble but happy with how it turned out
That turned out awesome. Great looking build with function. Weight is always a problem with rigs, but Jeeps especially. My 2 door TJ is at 5,000 pounds (about 2,267 Kilos ). Good luck and have fun!
Awesome set us mate, great work
Cheers mate, appreciate it!
I like the tire carrier set up..I have the 2017 75th anniversary edition JKU and don't want to get rid of the olive drab bumperrs.I will come up with something..Love this video..
Thanks, I find the Atlas really handy for carrying everything. Would be lost without it but prefer the look of a wrap around tyre cage. Cheers
Awesome build!
It looks great. I want to put something similar in my Jeep JL.
Thank you! It is definitely rewarding to make your own kitchen.
So cool mate! Thanks for sharing
Thank you good sir
love it
Epic setup guys!
Thank you!
Looks pretty good, you could probably go to an even thinner plywood in the areas that don't need to be especially strong, just make sure the joints are strong.
Great overlanding idea. Love your content.....✨
Thank you very much! Plenty more of those to come ;)
Great job and looks amazing as-is!
awesome set up my brother! greetings from Florida!
Good job man! Cheers
Thanks man, I really appreciate!
One of the best i've seen. Put a lid on the top or yahoo, stuff will come out while trecking.
When you do, or have done your dual battery system, look into the dc dc enerdrive mppt solar controler and a 200 amp hr lithium lifepo4 battery, you can use house panels with bigger than 12v service, e.g... 42 v producing 300 watts of solar, that's nuts, now you can run any thing you want basically, invest in a little coffee machine, you won't regret it, Davi b
Great video! It might be a great idea to round off the square corners of that stainless steel work surface before they have you reaching for the first aid kit.
Nice video, thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you, we are glad you liked it!
Very nice kitchen👍
Thank you! We are very happy with it, it is working perfectly :)
Dream❤️ get a good job and explore the old through a Jeep.🔥😊
Looks Great!!! Bob you uncle too!! jaja
Just my two cents, function over rides fashion. Well done sir 👍
You get a like because you have Odesza for your intro music🤙🏾
Such a sick song!
I hope they get paid because it used by almost every 4x4 vlog....
Love it! I may have to copy your design! ;-)
Do it! I'm stoked with how it's working
@@TheOutFit How did you mount the propane bottle on the tire carrier?
Subscribed jeep guy to jeep guy😎👍
Cool setup! So you have one regulator on the gas bottle and then some sort of converting kit to fit the gas stove?
The regulator is on the stove end and the gas bottle itself is setup for camping stoves I believe (not BBQ's)
Great setup! You mentioned a full time backup camera, which make / model? I’m considering a full time backup camera. Thanks! Keep up the great work! Cheers!
Thank you! We have added the links of our gear in description, the Rear & Front-Facing Camera and Screen is amzn.to/2PHzEU1
Loving your video. Thanks for the information 🤙P.S. Kia Ora 💪👌
Hey! Your setup is wonderful, I really love the gas and water tank idea, how’d you set that up attached on the tires?
Nice job on Use of storage.
What about the gaps on the side?
What do you store there?
I Hope to Start mine this summer... sometime.
Thanks very much. So we stuff misc stuff like sleeping bags, 12v shower, collapsible bucket, fitness equip like rings and bands, 2nd battery. It's handy having that space there
I’m trying to find something online it’s a great idea they have a mattress for the back of the jeep but what happens if you have a refrigerator and stove where do you put it ? Specially when you have two people and 2 dogs should I just buy a teardrop ?..🤔
Thirst trap lol
Nice 😍😍😍
Hi mate good set up looking to do something similar, you may have mentioned but I missed but how have you attached to the floor? Or is it just using the weight of items to stay there? Cheers
Mainly the weight but I have also used some steel cable and hooks that connect from the back of the unit to the rear of the back seats. That stopped it sliding at all. She doesn't budge. I don't know what to call the hook but if you turn it, it tightens up both ends
The OutFit ah yes I know what u mean, that’s great I’ll def be doing that to mine, thanks for the info 👍
@@TheOutFit Sounds like a turnbuckle. Good job on the kitchen and storage, especially given the limited space.
@The OutFit What Latches are those at 2:24? i'm trying to find some latches of similar size
Do you have any schematics for this build?
Looks good what is your rear swing out
Cheers Bill, it is the Atlas carrier by Smittybilt
How did you secure it?
Hey bro, what size gas bottle did you squeeze on the smittybilt carrier? 4kg or 2kg? What bottle holder fits??
2kg. I found one normally used on house cylinder bottles. Can't remember the gas bottle supplier
Bobs your uncle? What is that the American equivelant to? Lol i loved the video, im new to being a jeep owner and i want to get into over landing
Google is your friend. A way of saying "you're all set" or "you've got it made." In 1887, British Prime Minister Robert Gascoyne-Cecil appointed his nephew Arthur James Balfour as Minister for Ireland. The phrase 'Bob's your uncle' was coined when Arthur referred to the Prime Minister as 'Uncle Bob'. Apparently, it's very simple to become a minister when Bob's your uncle!
@@boba4083 thank you
It means "there you have it" in Australia
Did you say those tires are 37"?
Yep
Woah, how do you see out the back of that thing?
Full-time rear camera
@@TheOutFit ahh, good idea.
your build.what is going to work for you
With all that weight have you checked you're not over your GVM?
We may be 🤫 the new springs we put on today will help.
@@TheOutFit I won't tell if you don't.. Nice setup.
The stove is too close to fuel
Pretty sure if you running petrol it is Illegal to carry a Jerry can on the outside of the vehicle.
To my knowledge in NSW it has to be a certified rated carrier to be allowed.
@@ThePlim62 Yeah I think you are right. It has to be a certified Jerry can and mount
almost as same as ben simms kitchen
Omg he is hot!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥