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CAMPING EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES sa BACKPACK sa CANTEEN sa ICE CHEST sa RECREATIONAL VEHICLE sa SLEEPING BAG sa TENT sa TRAVEL TRAILER & CAMPER xx CAMPING Photo shows how to build a camp kitchen in a box. Est. cost: $17. Sketch shows car-top unit that can be converted into a camping table and camp kitchen unit. Plans must be ordered. Modular camp kitchen cupboard is designed to fit compactly into a chest 28" long, 13" wide and 25" high. For campsite use, interior modules are removable for stacking on top of the chest to form a cupboard. Hinged chest lid becomes a workshelf. Camper's kitchen cupboard. Plywood box (28"x20"x20") opens up to form a 20"x53" work surface and outdoor cupboard. Removable legs raise the unit to working height. Outfitting for camp cruising. Selecting the right equipment means more comfort and safety for your boating adventures. Advice on clothing, camp gear, and packing. Includes a checklist. Canvas water pail and water basin. Portable chest with detachable legs is combination kitchen, worktable, and food storage chest. Tin can camp stove. How to join branches or poles at right angles using the dovetail notch to make camping shelters. Trek Cart. A collapsible cart constructed of plywood, angle iron and two 26" bicycle wheels. Cart's box measures 16"x 18"x 23". Collapses to 16"x 18"x 5". How to build a patrol camp kitchen. Basic food chest has detachable legs. The sides are hinged to drop down and form work surfaces. Unit is built of plywood and pine. Chest measures 30" wide, 20" high and 16" deep. Guidelines for bicycle camping equipment. Comments on the personal gear, snack foods and bike tools you should take. How to make a camp table that seats eight, a two-burner charcoal stove and a kitchen "kaddy" to hold utensils. Sketches show how to use polyethylene sheets on a camping trip as a shelter, ground cloth, poncho, drinking cup, basin and bathtub. How to build a portable camp kitchen from a 4x8 sheet of 1/2" plywood, pine and miscellaneous hardware. Unit has four legs that bolt in place and front panels that drop down to form a workshelf. The 12"x16"x20" cabinet has shelves for cans and supplies. How to build a portable A-Frame camp table or stand for a charcoal grill. Basic frame is made by lashing notched 2x2s together. How to make a camp hot-water heater. Requires a metal five-gallon bucket, a metal water bucket, two metal rods and a ring of expanded metal to hold charcoal. Tip on how to make a chest that can store camping equipment and double as a camp kitchen with a fold-down work table. How to select outdoor equipment that will last you a lifetime. Folding patrol table is the right height to be used with low stools. Table top measures 48"x24". Trestle legs are hinged for folding. Camp organizer. A piece of fabric with several cloth pockets is used to store and display many small items needed around the campsite. Things to make from tin cans. Includes a camp stove, candle "flashlight", toilet tissue holder, utensil drainer, and a winter fire chimney. Tips on homemade camping equipment. Binder twine jamboree. Interesting and useful camp gadgets and structures you can make with twine, sticks and poles. Winter camping. Clothing, sleeping bag and food tips to keep you warm. How to care for and clean camping gear (tents, backpacks, sleeping bag, boots, etc.) Wash kit for camping. A compact pouch made from two washcloths and shoelaces holds supplies. Matching wash mitt is sewn from a third washcloth. How to make a packsack watertight. Tips on assembling a simple, pocket-size camper's repair kit. Pack your bike right when going bike camping. Some tips on weight, balance, bags, etc. Backcountry repair kit for campers. Portable camp stool is made from PVC pipe and heavy fabric. An insulated "cozy" helps keep metal cooking pots warm, especially when cooking outdoors during the winter. Description of several carrying cases designed to protect cameras, clothing, and food while automobiling over rough terrain, yet still allow quick access. Camper's kitchen. A large plywood box (18"x45"x21") holds your camp stove, fuel, food, dishes, utensils, etc. Has three handles mounted on each end to facilitate carrying. Homemade solar shower for use when camping. Solar shower unit made from a plastic soda bottle, clothes hanger, and plastic shower curtain. Checklist of what to take and how to pack for a 9-day, 1,250-mile off-road motorcycle trip through the Nevada desert. Build a special camping box that will hold tent, cots, sleeping bags, etc. and has a front section that folds down to become camp kitchen. Unit can be supported on a heavy-duty trailer hitch on a passenger car bumper. Camping pantry designed to fit into a compact car. Made from birch and birch plywood. The unit is lifted by two handles and rests on a pair of scissor legs. Wordless Workshop suggests how to make a portable table for camping that also serves as a tote for supplies. Cabinet carries food for picnic and camping. Folding car bed turns the back seat into a bed for children. Camping unit for a station wagon. A plywood box with drawers that house a stove, ice box, sink, and storage. Top for foldable camp stool makes useful table. A camp kitchen you can build. Plywood box carries food, dishes, utensils, and camp stove. Door of box removes to form a table or work surface. Stove sits on top of box when in use. Dimensions: 30" tall, 19" wide and 13" deep. Has 1 drawer. Chuckwagon for automobile campers. Build a "tailgate" camp kitchen for a station wagon. Features lots of drawers and cupboards for storing food and utensils, plus a work surface. Built from 3/8" plywood. Camp kitchen features removable legs, drop-down front which forms a work shelf, and 3 large storage compartments. Family camping in the family car. (1) Suitcase stores kitchen equipment. (2) Collapsible table attaches to truck rim. (3) Storage boxes fit on floor behind front seat. Plus other tips. Build this compact, portable camper kitchen. Overall dimensions 24"x21"x8" when closed. Squeaky clean. Convert a bucket into a camp shower by adding a valve and sprinkler head. Five projects for campers. (1) Backpack oven made from a 10" angel food cake tin and a cookware lid. (2) Board for filleting fish. (3) Belt or "fanny" pack, 8"x10"x3", sewn from waterproof nylon. (4) Boot hanger from wire. (5) A crawfish trap. Tips on getting ready for backpacking. Guidelines on equipment, what to look for and where to get it. Cameleon clothing. A hexagon shaped piece of cloth, with a tube in the center, can be used as a dress, poncho, backpack, tent, and sleeping bag. Tip: Use Army surplus "web gear" belts to tote your camping and hiking equipment. The hidden danger of mantle lamps. How to minimize exposure to the radioactivity given off by the mantles. Guide to low-cost outdoor gear. The easy-to-make camping kitchen carrier. Built from 3/8" plywood. Carried on cartop. Measures 10"x31"x35" in the closed position. How to make a heater from tin cans and a candle. Combination storage locker and camp kitchen mounted on a small 2-wheel trailer. Features five storage compartments and a food preparation counter with overhead and sidewall weather protection. A summary of backpacking equipment and techniques. Insert describes how to make an Alaskan packboard with canvas cover and wooden frame. Sturdy pillow case for outdoor use is made from recycled blue jeans. Preparing camping gear for winter storage. A 2-in-1 camper boat is pram and camp chest. Portable camp kitchen. Dining table combination has collapsible legs, travels in trunk or back seat of car. Build a tin-can space heater. Use canned heat (Sterno) to power this tent heater built from various sized tin cans. Portable sink has built-in water supply, faucet, hose, electric water pump and instant hot water heater. A look at how camping equipment can be used indoors during power and fuel shortages. Sew two ponchos together for use as a mini-tent, bivouac bag (to cover sleeping bag and clothing) and a large poncho to protect you from the rain. Solar water heater boils water in 30 minutes when outside temperature is 70 degrees. This simple unit is suitable for use when camping, but is not designed for permanant installation. Folding double bed for a station wagon. Car-top kitchen pulls down for easy access. A wooden pedestal, which folds flat, and a wooden table top, 32"x48", can be attached to an auto spare tire, serving as the base, to form a portable camping table. Tip: How to repair an air mattress with rubber cement and a rubber band. Portable camp pantry. Tips for the camper on improving storage facilities, stoves, skewers, shelters and kitchen gear. Built from wood sticks and tin cans. Tip: Use space-saving "swimmer's towels" when camping and where storage space is at a premium. Slide-on wooden top for a plastic dishpan will shed rain and make a protective "hard" tote for delicate contents such as a camera, compass and binoculars. A rope handle is used for carrying and to hang up the tote. Tip: Use the foil-coated plastic bag from a 4- or 5-liter container of boxed wine as an inflatable seat cushion or a waterbag insert. Camping in comfort, 1990s style. A look at high-tech revolution in family camping gear. Advice on choosing the right equipment. Camper kitchen features built-in stove and off-the-ground stand. Combination camp chair and fishing tackle box. Camper Gallery. Wooden cabinet for groceries, utensils, clothes, etc., fits the back of a station wagon or microbus. Camp kitchen is easy to transport and carries all needed supplies. Two cabinets (35" wide, 16" tall, 13" deep) and a base are built from plywood and stacked up for use. | |||||||||
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