Tacoma Overland Drawer 2.0 PullKitchen project

[PapaDave]

PapaDave, I'm on the tnutz site and I found the smooth quarter round t-slotted aluminum but there's a million tap/counterbore/drill thru/etc options. I don't know what it would entail but would you be able to share the options you went with? Did you make any cuts after the fact or did you get it right the first time?

Honestly that’s a pretty big question because there are a lots of aspects to account for. I did have everything cut to measure and I ended up tapping myself. 8020 is easier to tap though than the t-nuts aluminum. So id recommend t-Nutz extrusions to be pre-tapped. You can see the plans and take them from there but I don’t have an exact description of each of the connection points. It’s definitely a DIY project!

 

[PapaDave]

Pull Kitchen Pre-Launch Update

 

[GoDevils!]

Became a member here just to learn about this pull-put kitchen. I need it! Great job to the OP! Any idea how much these will cost from Pull Kitchen? Thx

 

[PapaDave]

Became a member here just to learn about this pull-put kitchen. I need it! Great job to the OP! Any idea how much these will cost from Pull Kitchen? Thx

We don’t have a price public yet, but somewhere in the high end roof top tent ballpark, they aren’t cheap to make!

 

[prescott15]

Hi Dave, any chance you can post a picture of the propane regulator attachment under the stove? My 9722 came without the regulator as I figured I wouldn't need it but it seems like something is missing. Thanks

 

[PapaDave]

Hi Dave, any chance you can post a picture of the propane regulator attachment under the stove? My 9722 came without the regulator as I figured I wouldn't need it but it seems like something is missing. Thanks

My OG holder was UGLY using plywood and a hose clamp. For our production units we are 3D printing a holder for the regulator, I‘ll post a picture for you in just a bit

 

[prescott15]

My OG holder was UGLY using plywood and a hose clamp. For our production units we are 3D printing a holder for the regulator, I‘ll post a picture for you in just a bit

Thanks Dave, I'm looking specifically how to go from the tube it came with to the regulator. Most grills and other burners have a vent type tube to allow the air mixture. Does this not need that? Looking forward to the pic.

 

[PapaDave]

Thanks Dave, I'm looking specifically how to go from the tube it came with to the regulator. Most grills and other burners have a vent type tube to allow the air mixture. Does this not need that? Looking forward to the pic.

I used pipe fitting with barbs to the hose and no special vents.

 

[prescott15]

Gotcha, thanks for taking the time Dave. To the hardware store I go!

 

[Raibafalluy]

Hi Dave, congratulations the drawer is insane!! Could you tell where to find that heavy duty slides??

 

[PapaDave]

Hi Dave, congratulations the drawer is insane!! Could you tell where to find that heavy duty slides??

Cabinetparts.com is where I got them, fulterer locking 56” or 58” slides

 

[Leirbag]

Hi PapaDave. Awesome work. I was looking at your photos in post #208 above and it looks like you might have a bad electrical connection on the left of the first photo, with the two red wires going into a red crimp sleeve. It appears that some copper is visible, which probably means those wires are not as deep into the sleeve as they should be, or they may be coming off.

 

[PapaDave]

Hi PapaDave. Awesome work. I was looking at your photos in post #208 above and it looks like you might have a bad electrical connection on the left of the first photo, with the two red wires going into a red crimp sleeve. It appears that some copper is visible, which probably means those wires are not as deep into the sleeve as they should be, or they may be coming off.

Good eyes. Yeah the connectors were undersized for 2 wires on the same side. In hindsight a larger connector would have been better but it was 2am and we were trying to finish this pre-production model to take on a trip at 8am a couple months back. The connection is solid, just a little ugly for sure.

I just got back from doing the Mojave road a second time in 3 weeks and so far this test unit has about 8,000 road miles and 500 dirt miles. We are driving it hard to see what breaks or wears out and so far everything from the mount to the electrical has held up better than I had expected. We got airborne yesterday which did scramble my silverware a little :)

This is my fiancée cooking up some fajaitas for us

 

[A_Patt]

Good eyes. Yeah the connectors were undersized for 2 wires on the same side. In hindsight a larger connector would have been better but it was 2am and we were trying to finish this pre-production model to take on a trip at 8am a couple months back. The connection is solid, just a little ugly for sure.

I just got back from doing the Mojave road a second time in 3 weeks and so far this test unit has about 8,000 road miles and 500 dirt miles. We are driving it hard to see what breaks or wears out and so far everything from the mount to the electrical has held up better than I had expected. We got airborne yesterday which did scramble my silverware a little :)

This is my fiancée cooking up some fajaitas for us

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Hi Dave,

Love the updates and really looking forward to your end product. My build is slowly coming together and I appreciate your pictures you sent a month back regarding your iKamper and how its mounted to your KB Voodoo Rack. I have another question for you after looking at your above picture (fajitas sound so good right now).

I see that your Dometic is on a slide? I went back through the thread and saw that you posted a different thread for your slide, thanks for that. I have the Diamondback as well and with the rods to lock it, I can only clear 19" which cuts it close to a Dometic as they are around 18.5 inches tall. I'm afraid the slide won't allow me to use either (Fridge & DB) at the same time. Are you still using your locking rods? Stay safe!
Aaron

 

[PapaDave]

Hi Dave,

Love the updates and really looking forward to your end product. My build is slowly coming together and I appreciate your pictures you sent a month back regarding your iKamper and how its mounted to your KB Voodoo Rack. I have another question for you after looking at your above picture (fajitas sound so good right now).

I see that your Dometic is on a slide? I went back through the thread and saw that you posted a different thread for your slide, thanks for that. I have the Diamondback as well and with the rods to lock it, I can only clear 19" which cuts it close to a Dometic as they are around 18.5 inches tall. I'm afraid the slide won't allow me to use either (Fridge & DB) at the same time. Are you still using your locking rods? Stay safe!
Aaron

Yeah the clearance is tight, so I made my own. Posted a thread as a number of people have asked about it. Simple but works great for me :)

Simple Truck Bed/Fridge Slide (like an actual slide)

@Michael posted a video about my Pull Kitchen and I’ve had a number of questions about my fridge and slide. So some basic info: 2018 Tacoma with a composite 5ft bed Diamondback Cover Dometic 75DZ that just clears underneath Standard fridge slides purchased on the market add to the overall...

www.overlandbound.com

 

[geigertron3000]

There’s been a pause in my build as I’m waiting on some items being shipped from T Nutz. I originally bit the bullet and purchased round Tri-corners from 80/20 at about $20 per corner. Ouch. Then I recently found the SAME item at half the price from T Nutz. Sooooo I’m swapping them out as my build has like 16 corners. Dang.

Step up my water tank and pump
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Standard hose quick release
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Adding electrical to the drawer with 3 illuminated switches housed in this project box. 1st switch will power the whole drawer including the pump to be actuated by the faucet, 2nd switch for interior drawer LED’s, and the 3rd switch to illuminate the cooking/sink surface at night. Cooking in the dark is so middle-ages
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As my Dometic 9722 came from England I spent $11 on a new Mr Heater regulator to make sure the propane flows at 11 WC of pressure. I decided to use 1lb propane bottles as I normally cook for 2-3 people and I don’t need a 20lb tank for that, plus with my set up it would be hard to find space. Even with the 5&11lb bottles I can more easily carry two 1 pounders and be good for a lot of cooking. View attachment 91972

i wonder if you could get tri-corners 3d printed for less?

 

[PapaDave]

i wonder if you could get tri-corners 3d printed for less?

It’s would need to be metal printing as they experience a ton of force, and cheaper than $9.95

 

[PapaDave]

We have an instagram page if anyone is interested.

www.instagram.com/PullKitchen

 

[Little Lost in the Woods]

I just left your page, What is the price point for the ones your selling?

 

[PapaDave]

I just left your page, What is the price point for the ones your selling?

We don’t have that set yet. We launch Mid-May