Currently a work in progress! I'll keep updates here regarding that.
Adam's 2005 4Runner
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Great Build Adam. Ive seen you around some other forums. I too have a 2005 4Runner. I love your drawer system and looking to do something similar. Look forward to your progress!
Ah yes, I recognize your rig as well! Just working on the CAD now. should be ready for sharing sooner than later. :O
I've got a 3D CAD in the works. It will be freely available to the community, so follow and keep in touch!
Also! this video is from April of last year.... but combination of life happening and my computer crashing/not being able to handle 8 hours of footage.... gives me some sort of legitimate excuse for how late it is...right?
HOPE YOU ALL LIKE IT! Feel free to comment feedback, subscribe, and like!
CAD Update!
Alrighty guys, the CAD is complete, just need to creating some build instructions and parts list and we'll be good to go.
This will be free to the community and able for anyone to download.
Click here to see a video of me messing with it.
Alrighty guys, the CAD is complete, just need to creating some build instructions and parts list and we'll be good to go.
This will be free to the community and able for anyone to download.
Click here to see a video of me messing with it.
Update to the drawer CAD.....
Also, things were put on hold for a bit while I aquired a new James Baroud Explorer RTT!
Huge thanks to OK4wd for their patience while I bugged them for months trying to decide which tent to get... haha
Took it to the CA coast for some debut pics last weekend- Enjoy!
Also, things were put on hold for a bit while I aquired a new James Baroud Explorer RTT!
Huge thanks to OK4wd for their patience while I bugged them for months trying to decide which tent to get... haha
Took it to the CA coast for some debut pics last weekend- Enjoy!
Laptop with the CAD had its motherboard fried. 2 months later I'm just about to get it back, AMEX Extended warranty is a blessing and a curse.
Sorry for the delays everyone!
Here's some pics to make your mouth water in the meantime :)
Awesome. Thanks for the update! Rig is looking great!
I made a video while I edit the final bits on the CAD drawings. - lots of dirt biking for those who like that kinda thing
Also, I wrote a four part review of my new James Baroud tent, plus a guide on how to pick a tent for yourself!
I HOPE YOU ENJOY!
Also, I wrote a four part review of my new James Baroud tent, plus a guide on how to pick a tent for yourself!
I HOPE YOU ENJOY!
Awesome rig and fantastic work. Love it!
How tall is your drawer system? Looks like it sits in just above the wheel wells. Were there any issues nesting drawers height wise and do you think nesting 3 drawers would work with this height?
What's you opinion on the locking slides. Could you get away with 1 per drawer? Looks like you have locks on both sides of the right drawer.
How tall is your drawer system? Looks like it sits in just above the wheel wells. Were there any issues nesting drawers height wise and do you think nesting 3 drawers would work with this height?
What's you opinion on the locking slides. Could you get away with 1 per drawer? Looks like you have locks on both sides of the right drawer.
New to the forums, did you release the CAD? I would love to modify the dimensions for my FZJ80! Super sick design!
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The side "flaps" are designed to sit on top of the wheel wells, so the total height of the drawer system is about 1/2" above the wheel wells. The main drawers have one locking slide per drawer. The nested drawer has two locking slides, but only because they come in pairs, it would be fine with a single locking slide.
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What did you use to cut the slots for the slide locks? Did you use something like a boring bit or something else?
Could you explain how the vertical boards are attached to the top/bottom boards? I was thinking of slotting the top and bottom boards to hold the vertical boards in place and give a bit more support.
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