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The Grubby One was born in 1988 and although it has changed several times since then, the basic design parameters have remained the same: |
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all requirements of a good chuck box as you learned from our chuck box description.
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The Grubby Two came about later and fulfills the same requirements but gives you more of everything and splits the camp kitchen weight between two boxes which, of course makes things easier to carry.
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Everything shown with the boxes, with the exception of the ice chest and stove, will store smartly inside the boxes.
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And yes, you can make all these products yourself with the Blue Sky Kitchen Plans Booklet.
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The Basic Work-Top Box came about from the need for more generic storage. The large compartment lends itself to storing those big bulky items that take a lot of room like dutch ovens, pans, coffee pot, and cooking kits.
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The Extended Work-Top Box provides the same 'bulk type storage' but also has a special compartment for storing a camp stove underneath and has two cleverly designed shelves that extend those all important work surfaces.
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Because the Work-Top Box is not designed around wash tubs and drainers, it lends itself to any number of other storage uses.
Consider one of these anytime you have a lot of things that need to be transported for use elsewhere. It's portable storage with work surfaces. |
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