Lucky8 trail kitchen

[FIVESPDDISCO]

Here I am a month later and only have a few bowls to show for it. I still need to get a good table but can anyone give me some ideas on how to divide up the P case? I dont want to use wood or the Pelican foam.

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

All of this (minus the obvious):

Can fit into this:

CVC's set-up:

IGT table. Everything but the table itself will fit into a Pelican:

What table is in the first pic?

 

[D Chapman]

One of those wal-mart tables from the camping section. You would have to trim it to fit into a pcase.

 

[emmodg]

http://www.slatgrills.com/products/slat-grill

This is a great idea!

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

http://www.slatgrills.com/products/slat-grill

This is a great idea!

That looks like a winner. I wonder how they are using propane though

 

[Mike_Rupp]

It looks like a backpacking stove underneath the slatgrill and a griddle placed on top.

 

[jonesy66]

I have a Slatgrill - highly recommended....very handy, and packs away real easy.

 

[singingcamel]

Pain and simply I am looking for help and Ideas on a kitchen set up.
My goal is to keep everything in a pelican case so it can ride on the outside of the truck.
I would like it to be simple because most of the time I set it up at night and it gets repacked after breakfast.
I am using a 1650 Pelican case and do not want to go much bigger then that. 28.57" X 17.52" X 10.62
As you can see from the pic below my current strategy of just letting everything find its own way is not working out.

Looks good to me , Its all right there and you don't have to be worried on where it all belongs .Good To Go.

 

[varova87]

If it's a 1650, why not use these?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/77253-REG/Pelican_1650_406_100_1655_Padded_Divider_Set.html

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

If it's a 1650, why not use these?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/77253-REG/Pelican_1650_406_100_1655_Padded_Divider_Set.html

That may work out good for the food case. Thank you for the idea.

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

Update

With less then 2 weeks away from the Easter Expo I have decided to use 2 cases.
One will hold the stove and cooking gear the other will hold the food.

Things are coming along good with the grill case. I just need to build some dividers.

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I went with this Primus grill

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It will let me cook with pots and pans, But I know what your saying you can not Grill on it. So I bought this $16 wonder from Wallmart.

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And you flip it over to get a smooth surface. Who wants eggs?

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Link
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Stansport-Cast-Iron-Griddle/16224740?adid=1500000000000027727770

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

I really need a good folding table next.

 

[Tugela]

That Peli case full of spatulas, stoves, and fuel cans is going to sound like a scrapyard symphony bouncing around on the roof of your truck. After a few miles on the trail your shiny new gear won't look so new. A few square feet of bubble wrap will help, though

 

[stu454]

Justin,

I did something similar. A 1610 for the kitchen and a 1600 for the grub. I've managed to avoid getting a table as a lot of the folks that I run with have them; or I just cook out of the back of the Disco.

 

[KngTgr]

I like this one better:

Cabela's Standard Camp Kitchen

I have that one, it is HUUUUGE, I will post pictures of it next to the REI Table

The REI is only 30 pounds, good for car camping, the Cabelas (almost 60 pounds) its good for say, base camp, if you are staying in a place longer than a couple of days.

 

[seventyfive]

I really need a good folding table next.

http://www.alpsmountaineering.com/alps/products/furniture/tables/camp-table

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

That Peli case full of spatulas, stoves, and fuel cans is going to sound like a scrapyard symphony bouncing around on the roof of your truck. After a few miles on the trail your shiny new gear won't look so new. A few square feet of bubble wrap will help, though

I will pack it better but in a defender dose it matter?

 

[SLATZ]

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=103425&navAction=push

priced right.....

 

[FIVESPDDISCO]

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=103425&navAction=push

priced right.....

That is slick

 

[Jake1996D1]

Nice stove! I was looking at a primus as well..

Being the coffee addict I am, this thing blows my mind http://store.primuscamping.com/camp-kitchen/coffee-makers/brewfire-coffee-brewer/ - maybe a little pricey but that thing is AWESOME