Constructing a 1.7m pull-out bench in the canopy setup! Kitchen Build Part 1/3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Today we're starting work on the canopy kitchen build! With a 1650 canopy setup I have to get creative with this fitout, so I've decided to build a 1.7m pull-out kitchen which will include a benchtop, slide-out cooker, cupboard, food storage, and more.
· 227kg Dunn & Watson 1000m Drawer Runners: dunnandwatson....
· 90kg Bunnings 700mm Drawer Runners: www.bunnings.c...
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📸 @exploranger on Insta for pics of the setup/camping trips.
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Part 2 will be out on Thursday 🙂
This is why I love small channels you still do diy and budget building. All big channels have the same setups I feel and for me the cost can’t be justified but theirs feels do-able for anyone.
Nice work. Good to see a fitout done with basic tools at home, and not cnc laser cutters and press brakes.
Great stuff mate, well done !!! Great clip, thoroughly enjoying this far bud 👍👍👍🇦🇺
Love your channel! Looking forward to part 2 - from South Africa 🇿🇦
I love working with Connect-it aluminium frame connectors on aluminium tubing. I've used it to make shelving cut to measure for my requirements in my shed. Your canopy build is progressing nicely.👍
The fitout is coming along nicely, Daniel. That Connect-It stuff is pretty cool...I've not used it myself but a friend did a fitout in his vehicle and he swears by it. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
This canapy is coming along very well job well done.
Look forward to seeing more .
Thanks mate! 🙂
Great looking fit out!
Can't wait to see the finished product!
I'm always in awe of your handy work mate! I had to buy a unit from Ridge 4X4 because I'm garbage at this kind of thing 😂
Can't wait for part 2!
Thanks mate! Can't wait for a run down of your new canopy setup - it's looking awesome. 👌
That build is really coming together nicely. Connect-it stuff from Bunnings really is great stuff; pulling it apart though is a genuine hassle so really lucky you dodged that bullet!
I have seen videos of people using that connect it on drawer systems in the back of 4wd. I have used it my self,yes it is so easy to use.nice work on the set up .
Yeah I’ve definitely been impressed with it, lasted well in my previous canopy setup!
Glad to see someone using the aluminium connectors. Was unsure if I should to do my draw with it or ply.
Really good job there mate !
Considering the amount of Aluminum cutting you did, I would have purchased a cheap drop saw to do the cuts. It will cut square and quickly if you use a fine tooth wood blade. Love the progress and quality regardless!
I was going to suggest the same thing!
I considered it but the fitout had already a fair way over budget, so decided to make do with the tools I already had in the garage - I agree it would have definitely made life easier though haha. 😅
@@explorebound even a circular saw and a square, works mint cuts fast and square
looking forward to P2 of this build. Didnt know about those connectors, will look into them
Loving the canopy set up and the quality of your videos. You should definitely have more subscribers.
Thanks mate, really appreciate that 🙂
Looking good mate, the connect gear is a great idea
Love the video. Always a joy to watch. Love to see the thought behind the build. Looking forward to seeing how it comes together. Also how it performed on you Karijini trip.
Thanks Andrew! 🙂
awesome job!
Love what you did there so far Daniel
inspiration
this is so good, your videos get better and better, love the little Top/Side view paper animations! Just as Schmick as the build itself! keep going
Thanks! That little animation took a longest part of the edit I reckon 😅
@@explorebound worth it! 😂😂
Great vid mate, made it really simple to understand. Makes me want to do one.
This is sick!
I always love the effort you put into your craftsmanship, honestly you should give yourself a pat on the back. The only thing that annoys me is that you have the gorgeous tray and canopy setup, where as I have the tub and canopy setup. I could only imagine the great work you would do if you had a tub and canopy that I could steal ideas from.
Keep up the awesome videos
Thanks mate, really appreciate that feedback 🍻 A good mate of mine is in the process of building a pretty impressive tub + canopy setup, we'll hopefully do a rig rundown once he's finished with the build 🤞
@@explorebound
I look forward to seeing that rig rundown. In the meantime, I'm very happy watching you chip away at your home away from home. 👍👍
When you are cutting aluminium with a cutoff saw, lightly cut into a wax candle every 50mm or so. It stops the ally build up on the wheel and the cuts are much smoother. WD 40 works as well but can get a bit messy. For a drop saw, Metho works well and no mess, best if welding later.
Awesome tip mate thanks for that - will have to give that a go!
Love the videos and the progress, but stop wasting your money buying your alloy from Bunnings, you can get it from aluminium suppliers for less than 1/6 of the price direct over the counter like Capral, Apple Aluminium or Action Aluminium. Same with the joiners. To give you a rough idea of price savings (its not small)... the 25mm box at Action is $17.50 for 6.5 Mtr! (which is 1/6th the price at bunnings)... and the joiners are $1.50ea of which they hold a lot more stock and even types....
Very true, it all bloody adds up very quickly
If ya don’t have a drop saw possibly use your battery circular saw. Neater cuts and a lot less burrs
The empty space under the seat could be good for things you would rarely need get out, spares parts maybe
New to you're channel nice one I love it
Hey mate, i work with aluminum at my job, get a old candle and put wax on the cutting disc before cutting and it will cut the aluminum like butter
Thanks mate, I'll give this a go next time!
Just a little tip, save buying 50x50 from Bunnings at $50 a metre. You’d be better off going to your local steel supplier and getting it from them
Who does your makeup? It's very well done.
Nice build mate, if you want to save an absolute truck load of money purchase your aluminium from Capral Aluminium, they have distributors in most state I think, it’s unbelievable the price difference and a drop saw or table saw will give you cleaner square cuts in a fraction of the time 👍
Mate, I'm currently building a hiace commuter camper van and designing a slide for the side door which will support little ziggy 2 burner bbq plus a sink and manual hand pump tap with water underneath. I'd already come across connect it at Bunnings and had decided that was the way I was gonna go but there are limited videos on it so I can't tell you how wrapped I was to discover this video when researching heavy duty slides. Of all the projects I've seen, I've never seen anyone clad the connect it products, it's always just bare frames. What did you use to clad the outer drawer in the example you showed at 8:45? Also I contacted the company that imports it and they sent me a strength rating sheet if you ever do need that information. I believe I'm going to make my bed frame from it as well. Thanks for the video's mate, much appreciated.
What sort of hardware did you use for the Drawer runner to the connect-it frames? Looks great so far 👍
I originally used some 8 gauge self tapping screws from Bunnings (tek style), but they bored the holes out too far and came loose on our recent trip - I’ve since swapped out for standard 10 gauge metal screws and they’re a lot more solid 👍
What do Ryobi want you to build next ?
Next time just cut that aluminum tube with a sharp wood blade in your miter saw. Cuts like butter!
What brand runners do you use for the draws?
Really great work. Very impressive, and to do this whilst doing some decent filming as well. Kudos to you. Having never used drawer runners before I got a bit lost on how you mounted the second stage runners for the stove pullout. Did you do any sketches or anything to show this?
Thanks mate!! Yep here's a link to my rough mock-ups for the fitout: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iraix0ksvv1dood8tgfjl/h?dl=0&rlkey=9o9m2ukqkx95o427rx819olg8
@@explorebound sensational. Really helpful thanks.
Great work so far. Definitely has giving me some ideas. Question, with the runners how did you add the second pair to the heavy duty runners? Do they just bolt on?
The frame for the slide out bench is secured to the large runners, then the runners for the slide out cooker are attached to the slide-out bench frame. Here's a link to my rough plans for the build if that helps: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iraix0ksvv1dood8tgfjl/h?dl=0&rlkey=9o9m2ukqkx95o427rx819olg8
@@explorebound awesome thanks mate! Hope the trip went well.
Awesome video! Quick question, what are the length of those drawer runners? Thanks!
Thanks mate! The large runners are 1016mm and the smaller ones are 700mm (there's links in the description if you wanted to check them out)
What is the total weight for your home made slide, please?
Commercial kitchen 3 slides can be found at around 30kgs.
Weighting (no pun intended) up my options, including time.
Nice build, what was the closed length of the main drawer runners?
They are 1016mm 🙂
Hey mate what eating were the stove runners, and did you just fix them to the 227kg primary runner? Awesome work mate. Thanks in advance
The stove runners are rated at 90kg (got them from Bunnings). They are attached to the main runners with aluminium box tube in the middle - here’s a link to my rough mock-ups which help to show how if that helps 🙂 www.dropbox.com/sh/n9ywhn7p0oihnoe/AABkkkljktGWuufT5927czc-a?dl=0
@@explorebound you’re a legend mate. Really appreciate you taking the time to reply
Hi mate, sorry to pester you with another question. But did you run each usb point to it’s own fuse on the fuse block? So for eg if you had 4x usb sockets, would you occupy 4x fuse block points?
Anywhere i can find all the measurements? Trying to see if the same measurements will fit in my canopy.
I've got the scale mockups uploaded to Dropbox (link below) but they don't have measurements - I'll try add the measurements in and add it to the folder. www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iraix0ksvv1dood8tgfjl/h?dl=0&rlkey=9o9m2ukqkx95o427rx819olg8
Can I put a order in
please
Never seen that binning box aluminium tube are the joiners metal or plastic?
Yeah it's great stuff to work with! The joiners are only a hard plastic, however they do seem quite durable (my last setup built with the same stuff has lasted 3-4 years without and faults).
Go to an aluminium place not Bunnings. You’ll pay less than half.