Tacoma Overland Drawer 2.0 PullKitchen project

[echoi17]

@PapaDave I just saw this on youtube and came on here just to let you know that this is simply amazing. Keep up the amazing work. May just have to find someone to make this for me when the Gladiator comes out in Sydney!

 

[PapaDave]

@PapaDave I just saw this on youtube and came on here just to let you know that this is simply amazing. Keep up the amazing work. May just have to find someone to make this for me when the Gladiator comes out in Sydney!

Thank you for the kind words! But isn’t the Gladiator going to be called the Russel Crowe in Australia?

See what I did there

 

[FJWanderer]

Nice work, Great project!! Have you been keeping track of your change in weight?

 

[PapaDave]

Nice work, Great project!! Have you been keeping track of your change in weight?

I’ve probably have put on 10 lbs since the last video

 

[PapaDave]

v1.0 was about 200lbs and v2.0 is about 150lbs, I can definitely feel the difference moving it in and out of the truck

 

[FJWanderer]

v1.0 was about 200 lbs and v2.0 is about 150 lbs, I can definitely feel the difference moving it in and out of the truck

50 lbs does not sound like an awful lot but it can make a difference to your truck over time. We had a saying in the military and i'm sure you have heard it. "Ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain!"

 

[PapaDave]

50 lbs does not sound like an awful lot but it can make a difference to your truck over time. We had a saying in the military and i'm sure you have heard it. "Ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain!"

Yup, especially when it’s 100 degrees and I’m loading up my truck to go off road! The bigger goal for me was more functionality for less weight

 

[Gustavo Amaral]

Good job! Impressive! Have you considered installing 2 legs to support the drawer system? Do you think it is necessary especially when you are cutting something on the table?

 

[Geetee113]

Hey mate, saw your video yesterday and very impressed and interested. Been wanting to buy or make something like this for awhile now.

Just wondering if all this can be removed from the tub and how heavy and hard would it be?

 

[PapaDave]

Good job! Impressive! Have you considered installing 2 legs to support the drawer system? Do you think it is necessary especially when you are cutting something on the table?

I’ve cut, cooked, leaned on it, for me it doesn’t need the support. However one could add a support easy enough if they wanted.

 

[PapaDave]

Hey mate, saw your video yesterday and very impressed and interested. Been wanting to buy or make something like this for awhile now.

Just wondering if all this can be removed from the tub and how heavy and hard would it be?

I take it out when I’m not off roading and it’s about 150lbs. I have a hoist that I use to take off the rack and tent all together, then the drawer out. I’ve also lifted it in, but the hoist is friendly on my back :)

 

[Geetee113]

I take it out when I’m not off roading and it’s about 150lbs. I have a hoist that I use to take off the rack and tent all together, then the drawer out. I’ve also lifted it in, but the hoist is friendly on my back :)

Yea I saw in your video your hoist for taking the racks on and off, just didn’t see anything about you taking the kitchen draw and fridge out. It’s looks good, you’ve done a great job.

So when you take the gear out what is left in the tub still? As my car is my daily driver and I am a tradie I use my tub for work so the emptier the better haha

 

[PapaDave]

Yea I saw in your video your hoist for taking the racks on and off, just didn’t see anything about you taking the kitchen draw and fridge out. It’s looks good, you’ve done a great job.

So when you take the gear out what is left in the tub still? As my car is my daily driver and I am a tradie I use my tub for work so the emptier the better haha

Nothing. :)
Back to stock weight

 

[Kimmar]

DAVE! This is AMAZING! I love the coffee table arms. How is it for dust and dirt?
I care only because I live in the desert and it's everywhere.
This is a brilliant design! Thanks so much for sharing!

 

[wiseinvestor]

Very Impressive. Thank you for sharing!
Shawn

 

[PapaDave]

DAVE! This is AMAZING! I love the coffee table arms. How is it for dust and dirt?
I care only because I live in the desert and it's everywhere.
This is a brilliant design! Thanks so much for sharing!

It does great. My truck bed has weather stripping around the tail gate, and it’s hard to see in the video but the tops come down and rest on door weather stripping that fits right into the 80/20 channel. Thanks for the encouragement!

 

[Gustavo Amaral]

I’ve cut, cooked, leaned on it, for me it doesn’t need the support. However one could add a support easy enough if they wanted.

Great!!! Thanks for sharing with us your project. I will copy it on some aspects. ;-)

 

[PapaDave]

Great!!! Thanks for sharing with us your project. I will copy it on some aspects. ;-)

Feel free to copy whatever works for you, but then you just have to post some pictures so I can see :)

 

[jorisken]

saw your walkaround video on youtube. verry impressive. great project.
greetings from belgium europe !

 

[Twizter68]

Just saw this on the Tube, very nice setup! Did you consider adding fold out legs to the outer end?