Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?

I think I mentioned this before, but I'll mention it again. Using a clamp on plywood when driving Kreg screws, or other screws, will prevent the plywood from splitting.

Here is my first test fit. It's very close, but will require just a touch of adjustment for a proper fit.

It's off probably about 1/16" Once that is corrected, it will be time to finish the installation.

Now, we've gotten the first slide temporarily screwed in place for our test fit. I then repeated this on the opposite side.

Next up is to put the bottom drawer slide into place. I pre-drilled some holes for the screws to go through.

I added some extra holes at the front and near the top, to help keep the plywood from splitting from the weight of having an oven hanging on the front of this slide.

The other side was a little easier to deal with. Since this was out in the open, I could just clamp my home made square in place to mark things.

I needed the prior measurement for this. In this photo, the red arrow points to where the height of the drawer bottom needs to be, in order to allow the oven to fit here.

The blue indicates the distance in the prior photo, so I know where to put the bottom of the drawer slide.

I took a measurement from the distance of the shelf I am going to use to hold our oven, to the bottom of the drawer guide.

Today the wife and I were cleaning out/reorganizing our chest freezer. It occurred to me, that it would really be nice to have a freezer in the Moho, even if it were not nearly as large as the one we have currently in the S&B.

Most of the Refer/Freezer combo's have a relatively small freezer in them.

I have seen some of the smaller portable refer/freezer units that can be used as a combo, all refer, or all freezer.

Does anyone use a separate freezer for fulltiming or otherwise?

I thought maybe we could use a slightly smaller refer if we have a slightly larger freezer for longer storage.

Anyone using something like that?

Here's a closer pic of the joint. The top and bottom side pieces will be screwed to the side of the wall, and the drawer bottom with side pieces fastened will be the sliding pieces.

Here we have the upper piece of the slide in place as well on both sides, for the test fit.