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    Very cool, what about two doors that would open out in the front and then the drop-down would not be in the way?

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    Very cool. Does that thing have a built-in table saw ? Awesome !! LOL !!
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    Thats no tablesaw, its a Tim the Toolman Taylor deli meat slicer!
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    I built one about 15 years ago. It's still under the bench in the shop. Mine's about 36'' long, 20'' deep, and about 20'' tall. I used a small RV sink and pump faucet. I incorporated a Coleman 2 burner gas stove into it. There are two laminated cutting boards that pop out like wings. I got carried away, using Formica and everything. I'll have to drag it out, vacuum the thick dust off it, and take photos.

    The front drops down, forming a shelf. There's a silverware drawer, and the rest is open. I packed two tanks along... one was a standard blue 5 gallon water jug with a dip tube made from a piece of 1/4'' copper pipe. The other is a collapsible RV gray tank. When washing dishes, I'd heat up water on the stove. I had an RV dish drainer that would sit on a cutting board "wing."

    I would set it up on a picnic table, and make gourmet meals from scratch. No kidding... My stew would have fresh chopped veggies. My pots and pans were all cast iron. (One pot and one skillet) They're still in every day use in the motorcoach.

    I haven't used it in years as I now "camp" in a 40 foot diesel motorcoach. Well, not always. I usually do a couple of Jeep trips a year, but I'm lazy now, I just pack quick prepackaged crap instead.
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    Adondo-I would love to see pic of it. You gave me some ideas......

    knappster - The front drop down I use for prep. I was going to use outward opening doors, but
    I want the prep space. I plan on putting a cutting board on the drop down part.

    I based the size so I could put it in the Commander lengthwise. Height was based on storage height plus I added the stove.
    I was going to put the stove in the bottom, but I would have had to do pull out drawers in the top, after i already put the
    dividers in. So much for planning.

    Neil/superacerc - My deli slicer also doubles as my ER operating table and cook stand. I can do all 3 at once!!

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    I was piddling around the shop last night. It's not as big as I thought, maybe about 18'' square and 3 feet long. One cutting board flips around on top like a lid, the other drops down to one side. I gotta drag it out, vacuum off the black widows, and take photos.

    The little camper pump-faucet made it easier to deal with dishes. The sink would be full of hot water & suds, the dishes rinsed under the faucet. After the 5 gal gray tank filled up, a walk out into the woods to dump it somewhere besides making a mud mess next to the campsite.
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