The most compact chuck box you'll ever see!! 

Wow! Great chuck box. I love when parts of the box r multifunctional. Awesome job!

Wonderful design elements!! Love the top folding wing tables!

One thing is for sure the little pieces for this unit are nice, it's done in good taste. Enjoy your box young man; good job.

I need one of these. Great craftsmanship.

Wow! You are a genius! I love this!

Well done! There is nothing quite as satisfying as using something that you built yourself. I believe you will have a blast with your well made chuck box.

That is ingenious engineering. We look forward to seeing the build process and plan specifications.

Congratulations on this new chuckbox. You put a lot of thought and planning into it but you could make it lighter by using other materials and by simplifying some of the more complex parts like that bottom shelf.

Really impressive design. Def not “novice”. The only input I’d add is regarding the butane stove. We’ve found that butane doesn’t work in the cold, specifically below 32 degrees, which may or may not be an issue depending on where and when you’re camping. Completely agree on the weight issue too. Our first generation build is great but way too heavy. Love your drawer concept with the lid. Totally stealing that for the next build. And for what it’s worth I added a thin sheet of stainless steel to the tops of the work surface. Makes for really easy clean up and can even be used to cut on, with cheap knives of course. Great job!!

Nice ! Workmanship and vidéo

That's NOTclick-bait ! Very well executed !

This is brilliant 👏 your design skills are on point 👍

awesome. many great ideas.

That's one compact and complete kitchen. Wish I was wise enough to build one for myself.

it would be very nice built into my tiny narrowboat , thank you for the Idea :)

This is insanely cool!

Awesome build!

I like the legs and the bottom shelf idea thank you

What a great build. Great job.

Nice workmanship and video. Great out of the box thinking. Thumbs up 👍

Pretty cool.

Nice to see different ways of coming up with solutions. Hats off, your the one who's done the work and come up with something useful for you and for us to see. A wind screen asside, you seem to have most things covered in one box and seems robust. Efficiency of setup requirement is where things could be less involved. The whole leg height setp and bottom shelf serves a really good purpose but are too much of a faff to set up. The shelf could be permanently fixed in place, the leverage needed to keep the legs down when lifting the box might then be removed with the additional shelf weight, if not it could be achieved by attaching a bar handle or something of that nature to the shelf to put your foot in while pulling the chest up. One action same result. The top that become side shelves could be hinged rather rhan flipping it's ingenious but overcomplicated. Less is more as the saying goes. The inference of using the draw as a work surface seems an accident waiting to happen from a lever fulcrum stability perspective. Especially with the working height using the legs extended

Very impressive.

Ingenious!

Great design 👍

Excellent set up!

Beautifully done, thank you for sharing!

Excellent !

Well thought out. nice job.

Damn! Thats well thought out! Good job!

Complete kitchen, engineer! I love how compact it is yet everything I need in a kitchen is there. Minimalist’s favorite! Mabalin ka mangala ti order karatan!

Nice, but I have you beat in the size dept. My micro chuck box is 10x12 inches. It's just enough to support a 1lb propane bottle with a backpacker's stove burner. Inside the box is a lighter & the bare minimum of cooking utensils; spices too. * Less is MORE, especially when ur a solo SUV camper. This pipsqueak box doubles as a night stand next to my bed in the car; multi-purpose is key! 🏞️🌌 Happy Camping to all.🏕️💡

Impressed even more with this design and build kabayan. Would love to build this for our Troop very soon.

Holy smokes this is incredible! You missed your calling ... you should be an engineer! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼👍🏻

Genius build! Very impressive. Love that T Bar, swing out hinges on side panels, love the sliding drawer and the hook and clasp hardware. Anyone know the name of the hardware at the back of the top drawer that he hooks the cutting board to? There are a pair of them. One side screwed in to back of drawer, the other hook end on the cutting board edge. The T-bar with the allen wrench to turn the top rod so hooks face upward is sheer genius! I'm in awe. The sliding drawer with cutting board - I love it!!! The low profile hook clasp thingie (what is the name of this hardware?) that you use everywhere, is a game changer. Adore that piece of hardware. I will buy 50 of them to keep around. Very smart concept. So many uses at home, garage, shed, RV, car even! The one thing I don't like is that wood puzzle board you used as a lower shelf - overly complicated. Get rid of that. Get some aluminum legs that slide out from inside with some adjustable foot pads for uneven ground. One guy on RU-vid has done this. You are a magnificent builder! I love your Super Duty Chuck box too!

You have a lot of great ideas incorporated into that project, I'm going to try some!

Awesome design and build. Very well engendered. Can you tell me what pot and pan set you are using?

great job with some original solutions. I kept on watching wondering what other trick you're going to pull next. You've got everything except the kitchen sink (perhaps that green bag was your sink?). You've given me some ideas, but my challenge is box to weigh 25lbs so I can carry it when fully loaded. Perhaps the bar you stepped on to pull out the legs can be eliminated and just use your foot and the temporary bottom rack can be made with something lighter, like netting.

Very ingenious, compact. Materials now would be pricey

Curious to know how the locking mechanism works on this checkbox very good design. The build seems straight forward except the locking mechanism if possible please show how you did it thank you

That thing is huge!! I hope that you are only car camping with a truck.

Ok, lets cook 2 eggs😂🕑🕗🕝🕢🕣

what size is overall love you little kitchen set up when you break down what size I maybe can modify that what you have gone a living in United States

Now you’re done packing…can i borrow a knife? LoL ..

Great job and got lots of ideas for my build. Especially like the legs but not quite sure how you made them ? I understand they telescope in and out and lock when fully up and down but what are they made of etc ?

Ayos lakay 👍

Very nice well made box, just to many moving parts for me though I prefer something not so complicated.

Look into 8020 aluminum

Dont know about most compact but defintly the most extensive

This is not something that was easy to build. It looks nice and if you are happy with it and it works for you, that is great. I do have a couple of observations. The box is quite tall to make it a useable height at about your waist. The process of setting it up, extending the legs looks a bit awkward. The extra piece of wood you used as a drawer cover and fascia could be better served as a wind block for the stove provided you add two hinged (aluminum) wings to skirt it or…….. the utensil rack popping up from the back could have been a wind block with hinged wings to skirt the stove. The pull-out drawer with the cover looks like it could cause the entire box to tip and fall forward if it were used as a food preparation board. The fold out wings were unnecessarily complicated and could have been hinged and made to fold down the side and simply propped up. All the camping equipment was really oversized…… It was well made, but not designed to use.

Pretty awesome. Too bad that’s a wee too much skill for me to handle.

What the heck, I was lost to how that thing was supposed to be lifted.

Hi guys. Watch how I built this compact chuck box. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zp76sbCl1ok.html

Sorry, buts it's an overly complicated design and build, with too many fiddly bits, and once fully assembled, it only takes a single burner stove...👎

way way to many small parts. way way over thought, moving part from top to bottom that could stay on the bottom or the top, most used items stored in hard to get to places ,it's like everything has to be moved to a different position to be used ,more of a puzzle box than a chuck box ! it's like someone get stoned and started designing ! great workmanship and all great Ideas just to many in one place

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sorry, thanks for the effort - too complicated!

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