Is 露营厨房收纳箱（Chuck Box） Worth Selling?

“I made the REI version of this. It looks good but it is very heavy and unwieldy to move around. For scouts it probably works a dream if someone has a garage and truck for it. Now it's just furniture in my place and I use blue barrels and yellow lidded crates canoe camping.”

“Chuck box was too heavy for my wife to handle but I hate being limited on spices (cooking is like half the reason I camp lol) so made myself a spice cabinet that holds utensils”

“Nice! Our chuck box in the scouts was massive and had 4 handles. It was basically carried like a coffin.”

“I think every wooden chuck box is going to be heavy. It's just the way they are.”

“I am so sick of Rubbermaid bins. I've got it down to my kitchen bin and my pantry bin for front country camping, but it's always a mess and I'm so tired of lugging the damned bins. Back country it's fine—I've got everything in a small dry sack, but front country is making me crazy. Add to it I lead youth groups camping, and when they come it's even MAWR bins.”

“I was tired of the Home Depot tote filled with all of the cooking gear. I took some 1/2" maple plywood and made a chuck box.”

“Looks great. Its pretty tempting to make one. Currently I keep all my camp kitchen stuff in a home depot 27 gallon tote.”

“I'm looking at this and wondering why do I keep camping like a dirt bag. We carry the stove and then 2-4 groceries/IKEA bags… this is such a perfect organizing system, I bet both packing and post trip clean up and repack is seamless this way!”

“A fold out lever to support the tank would be a Chef's kiss.”

“All that and the gas is just flopping about balanced on a coffee can”

“I love it! The only thing I would change, if you're open to suggestion, is to drill a couple small holes in the side with the propane tank so you can slide in some metal pegs so the tank can rest on that, and not a Tupperware. This will allow you to not be confined by table width.”

“Nice set up! Im curious about the cooking splatter on your lid, strut and spice rack. Feel like thats gonna get a bit messy?”

“Excellent! Add a silicone mat cut to fit the drop down and you'll have a nice heat and grease layer of protection.”

“I added a stainless plate to cut on, knead dough, and as a bit of a heat shield if I was to use an MSR style stove.”

“I love Cabela's older camping stuff. It's a shame they got rid of all the nice durable products once Bass Pro bought them out, it's all rebranded Chinese junk now.”

“It will folds up neatly in a storage bag that weights about 75 pounds, so heavy. I'm in love with it!!”

“One day when browsing Instagram, I got a ad for OzTerrain's portable kitchen. I loved the idea but not the price. I liked that it was a easily deployable kitchen without needing to build out a drawer system. My car is a daily driver and I like be use the cargo area when I'm not camping.”

“Use Milwaukee pack out stuff. Works great and keeps organized. One part I use is the tote with divider and the work top. It holds my personal stove and gives me a tabletop to cook on. You can do a ton of variations. Good part is you can get them bout anywhere and they don't cost $4000”