The finished product ! Truck bed drawers finished ! Part 3 

Thank you very much Jay !!

Amen. I almost guarantee you could commercialize this product.

Thank you @@Burke708 I’m sure I could make it faster the next time , I should have made templates for everyone , the materials alone cost 1500 , and that was before the covid jack ups lol , where I live in Canada , a sheet of 7/16 osb is 30$ now !! , and a sheet of 1/2” ply is 37$ !! Insane hey !

@@jorylemottee6668 You did an absolutely amazing job! I spent the past 3 weeks collecting supplies to build a set for my new Ranger. The carpeting was almost impossible to find locally. I'll start building it this weekend. I have watched many videos on bed drawers Jory, and you inspired me to get motivated to build a set. I live in Nova Scotia, and yes, lumber is NUTS. $62.99 for a sheet of 3/4" ply.!! $10 for a 8' 2x4. can you believe that! Where are you from? I have 1 question that is really burning me up. Near teh end, you mentioned that you blew a bearing, and you had to use angle iron? Can you please explain a little better what happened, and what you did to make sure it doesn't happen again please. I'm just not sure where you put it, and how it managed to blow a bearing. Thanks again! You did an amazing job! Oh ya.. where di dyou get them handles? I can not find them locally anywhere. 3 weeks to have them delivered lol I love NS but stuff takes forever to get here.

Hey @@grashoper107 I’m in Vancouver bc , and it sounds like it’s even more expensive there ! That’s nuts , the handles are on amazon and they are awesome ! And they’re cheap , as far as the angle iron if you send me your email I can send you a couple pics to show you what I did , thank you very much for watching and the big compliment 😎

Thank you for the nice compliment Paul!!

Thank you for the kind words Phillip !

Thank you Kurt ! I’d love to see the finished product, also let me know if you have any questions on materials or anything.

Thank you !

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Thank you Phillip !!

Thank you Jason , if you have any questions feel free to ask.

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Do you take orders?

Thank you Sam !

Thanks bro

Thanks Bro !

Thank you Hank !!

Thank you bro !

Thank you Leilend !

Thank you 🙏

Thank you Very much for the kind words Mario ! Unfortunately I didn’t make any plans for this , just had the idea and built it , I did put the material list in the comments section somewhere though , I should have made templates of everything, didn’t think it was going to be so popular LOL afterthough🙃

Thank you ! Grewalh626

Thank you Ken ! I built inserts with foam cut outs for my guns too , but quickly found out that I didn’t wanna unload all my tools every time I wanted to take my guns out lol 😂

Thank you Chip !

Thank you Matt , they are diy watch part 1

Thanks Brett , it was a fun build , you’ll enjoy it , I had to add airbags in the rear because of all the extra weight , so just keep that in mind too . Thanks for watching!

Thanks Jaco , watch part one , shows kinda how they were done - basically spaced pieces of 5/16 ready rod every 10” and added skateboard bearings and nylon lock nuts , the added more bearings closer to the end for weight , after thought I added angle iron close to the end and sandwiched the 1” box steel (drawer slides ) to keep the weight off the bearings . Thanks for watching

Thanks bro !

Thanks Robert ! The decked is a good box especially fir the people who don’t want a tonneau cover or canopy , I designed mine to handle a bit of rain etc but not to be out in the elements full time .

Thank you Desert Logic !

There is a part 1 you can watch , kinda shows how it was all built , it took me 35 hours total including the wiring for the battery/inverter set up

Thank you , just watching yours now !

Happy New Year ! And thank you ! Where abouts in the cariboo are you ?

@@jorylemottee6668 , alas, I am in the Lower Mainland right now - where it is actually The Great WET North, LOL - but born and raised and still live on occasion in Quesnel. Where are you? You have to be at least kind of local, since most people even in BC would never recognise 'The Cariboo' as a place...and spell it correctly :-)

@@beharford hahah I’m in Langley bro

@@beharford , I work in PG a few times a year , so I pass through Quesnel from time to time , and yes , I’m getting the same rain right now as you lol

@@jorylemottee6668 , there's a rarity, getting to see a RU-vid vid from somebody NOT 2000 km away in another country :-) So, as you head north through Dragon Lake, just past the Canadian Tire and Tim Horton's (both of which are mandatory structures in every small town in BC, right?) the old family farm is on the other side of Hwy 97...it's all parcelled off now, but that was my playground...and I am so sorry you have to go to PG :-) Nice to chat with you...and get used to the rain, sounds like it'll be here, non-stop, until....APRIL :-P

Thank you for kind words , I think people wanted to see it all being built , I made a part one but just added pictures to music , I’m no RU-vid star that is for sure , lol

Thanks man

Idk, decked doesn't come with rfid card locks or a volmeter.

@@thepioneer6178 Volt Meter = $1.50, RFID hardware = $10.00-20.00. Not expensive options. This guy did a great job though, no doubt about that!

Lol Thank you Brad !

Send me your email and I’ll send you a pic of what I did

Brad.Anderson.39@hotmail.com thanks!!

Hey just wanna tank you for the info. I finally got the chance to build one for my truck. It’s mostly finnished. Now just about the details. But thanks on the angle iron info. And was wondering where u got those small totes that u have the screwdrivers etc. In?

Hey Bam , all I did was added air bags to the rear suspension, super easy to install , and only cost 450$ on amazon , check out air ride , that would solve your problem.

@@jorylemottee6668 Thanks Jory but I also tow a 7000lb travel trailer occasionally

I tow a 10,000 pound toy hauler monthly with my Tundra. Also haul boulders in the back from time to time. I just put Timbrens in the back end when I bought it and have never had an issue

Thank you Jatinder !

Thank you !!

Chase Sellers thank you , much appreciated! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me :) I’m excited to even get a comment lol 😂

@@jorylemottee6668 whats funny is I have been looking at building my own for quite some time and my design is almost identical to yours down to the specific parts used

Chase Sellers ps thanks for the sub !!

Chase Sellers that’s awesome ! I was putting it off for awhile , then I knew if I didn’t just go buy the materials , it would never happen , so that’s what I did , and I worked on it every night after work for about 4 -5 hours until it was too late to make noise lol , roughly 35 hours into it , maybe 40 including the wiring for the second battery etc , I suck when it comes to making videos though , so for part one all I had was my pictures , so I used a free app and threw it together, probably will get a lot of hate but what the hell .

Thank you Jeffrey ! It cost about 1500 including everything and the battery inverter setup !

I was looking at the one they already have premade didn’t look as nice as this might have to do it for my self

@@jeffreygonzalez8544 all depends what you want , this one took 35 hours to build , worked on it every night after work for a few weeks , thank you for watching!

I’d love to see what you mean ? Are you talking about a mechanics tool box ? Like an upright ?

@@jorylemottee6668 I took the stock bed off the truck and put a Morris 8’ mechanical box on the truck, it wasn’t a cheap thing to do, it wasn’t easy but it has proven to be the far best option for me.

Ah ! Gotcha , yes I can imagine that would be super useful ! I love the look of the stock box on mine and wanted something that would allow me to have all the same use of the box and add usable tool storage , and I really just wanted something to build 😂. So here we are

@@jorylemottee6668 that’s awesome man, your project turned out very nice. Mine was really a pain!

@@kb6069 I can only imagine , feel free to send me some pics memyselfandme_23@hotmail.com

Including the wiring , isolator , deep cycle battery , all the wood , rubber matting ,carpet , Hardware , about 1500$

Thank you ! Herman Spoot , I bought them on amazon , they’re not very heavy duty , but I’m only relying on them as a latch ,because the tailgate locks , if you have any questions feel free to ask .

Not in Canada lol , no it’s off all the time unless it’s in use

Thank you ! Total cost including the battery setup and everything was about 1500 cad

Yes I love sprinters , I already have a Chevy express van for my daily use , I built this to have everything I need at any given time on my personal vehicle, and to be honest , I did this for a fun project lol

About 10” apart and then I did 3 close together at the front , and about 12” back I sandwiched the 1” square tubing with angle iron , so when the drawer is fully extended it doesn’t have as much pressure in the front bearings .

Also are the locks hardwired in?

Thank you Brad ! I got them at princess auto in Canada , I’m sure if you typed in the size you’re looking for you could get them on Amazon or online

@@jorylemottee6668 yea I roamed princess auto but all good I’ll keep searching

@@bradanderson2427 yea you know princess auto. A lot of there stuff they only get in from time to time , where abouts do you live ?

@@jorylemottee6668 I’m in Victoria.

@@bradanderson2427 right on , I’m in Langley, I’ll keep an eye out for you next time I’m there

I used a male plug and ran the other end of the wires into a single gang plastic box , and wired it straight to the plug receptacle , hope that helps

Hey mike , they just run off 2 AA batteries , they’re not very heavy duty , just something to keep the drawers latched , I rely on the tailgate lock for security, the latch releases electronically after the card is presented and resets on its own allowing the drawer to close even when it’s in locked position. Thanks for watching Mike !

This you Dylan , means a lot ! , the black diamond plate is actually a 1/4” thick rubber matting which I got at princess auto in Canada , the hatch hinges are from Home Depot which are piano hinges that you can just cut to length , the rfid locks are on Amazon if you type in rfid cabinet locks , the divers are 1/4” smooth plywood just cut and painted and I used some black U channel which is from Home Depot as well it’s part of some fence panel inserts , the carpet I used is just auto carpet from Canadian tire , most auto carpet would work , it’s basically the same stuff you would wrap a speaker box in , that I used 3m spray glue , let it tack up then adhere , as far as locking it down the best one is I left the plastic liner in , and if you look at my first video there is 4 square cut outs from the factory in the liner , I made 4 squares in those exact locations so the box literally sits in there with the weight , in that video you’ll also see I used turn buckles up towards the cab which holds onto the trucks tie down points . Hope that helps , if you have any more questions feel free to ask , thanks for watching ! -Jory

@@jorylemottee6668 are the side boxes separate from the center box or is it all one piece? What’s it painted with? Thank you very much man!

@@dylanchurch2103 yes they are separate, and it’s painted with tremclad oil base in the 1 gallon can