Camp Kitchen "Set Ups"
We do 98% of our cooking outside, usually either on the Weber Q or the Camp Chef Explorer 2 burner stove under a 10x10 Ez-Up. Trying to come up with an easy to assemble rack that is compact for stora...
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NYC,
Not sure I follow as to the location of a plate being welded? Or "pinpoint feet"?
Once in reality I have considered staking the feet if needed. Only time will tell. We are heading out Fri for a short w/e trip, but not sure I will test it as it sounds like we are planning on stopping on the way for dinner. Then hitting the river for a tube trip Sat morning at 10. A "4hr" trip that I bet takes us 5-6hrs! Lol Then just burgers after the river.
But next week we will be taking our big trip of the year, leaving Wed morning- Mon, where it will get tested. Still deciding on a hook set up. May drill and bolt some hook bolts to it. Or I half considered using hooks from a rubber bungee and attaching them with black paracord. That way I can adjust the hooks as needed until the best location is found.
The "stand" wasn't hard at all. Just had Home Depot cut and thread the pipe to the lengths I wanted, and then assembled it. I tightened the legs and cross pipe with pipe wrenches, posts are just screwed in hand tight when set up.
Not sure I follow as to the location of a plate being welded? Or "pinpoint feet"?
Once in reality I have considered staking the feet if needed. Only time will tell. We are heading out Fri for a short w/e trip, but not sure I will test it as it sounds like we are planning on stopping on the way for dinner. Then hitting the river for a tube trip Sat morning at 10. A "4hr" trip that I bet takes us 5-6hrs! Lol Then just burgers after the river.
But next week we will be taking our big trip of the year, leaving Wed morning- Mon, where it will get tested. Still deciding on a hook set up. May drill and bolt some hook bolts to it. Or I half considered using hooks from a rubber bungee and attaching them with black paracord. That way I can adjust the hooks as needed until the best location is found.
The "stand" wasn't hard at all. Just had Home Depot cut and thread the pipe to the lengths I wanted, and then assembled it. I tightened the legs and cross pipe with pipe wrenches, posts are just screwed in hand tight when set up.
