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    Default Triton DIY Drawer system

    So,

    I'm not going to do tooo much explaining at this stage... I hope that the pictures will speak a 1000 words...

    Frame was built using mild steel and then powder coated.















    Nuts was welded to the frame. Tghis means that I can easily install the drawer system and bolt it down without the need to disassemble the whole system to get to the nuts. I bolt the system from outside the loadbin, through the back wheel arches... So it's an easy removable drawer system.










    NOW: With the Fernlock sliders installed.....
















    Wooden tops covered with carpet... I used 14mm marine ply...






    In the next picture...

    Notice the pre-installed T-NUTS... This is to fit the fridge slide. Again, I can install the fridge slide without struggling with nuts, and I can do this without dissasembling the drawer system...

    T-Nuts was also installed under the carpets, in order to fasten the wooden tops to the prame... Again... no issues with nuts
















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    Your welding is pretty good.Looks very good so far.Cost up to know?

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    Drawers is made from 1mm galvanized sheet...

    I bought the sheet, did the measurements and cut to the correct sizes, and took it to engineering shop just to do the bending for me... Cost me R130 for the bending.




































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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.G View Post
    Your welding is pretty good.Looks very good so far.Cost up to know?
    Not 100% sure... But cost probably in the region of +/- R4000... Of which the sliders alone was around R2200.

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    Dit lyk baie goed!

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    Sheesh dis rerig nice, afwerking is baie mooi

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    Nicely done!

    Quote Originally Posted by SinWolf View Post
    I bolt the system from outside the loadbin, through the back wheel arches...
    How did you secure the system to the body? If you can post a pic of this please...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skymaster View Post
    Nicely done!



    How did you secure the system to the body? If you can post a pic of this please...

    2 Bolts on each side from outside the vehicle (makes fitting and removing of drawer system a breeze)










    And the 1 X at the tailgate side (centre) from underneath the loadbin, just to secure and prevent uneccessary rattles...

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    Great job ,i also want to do a diy for the jeep as prep for nam nextyear.
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    Flippen nice!!!

    Did you keep track of your costs as would be a nice indicator for someone else who might also consider building their own vs. buying.

    Again...flippen nice!!!
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    Nicely done!

    Good idea connecting the two bolts to the outside.

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    Hi SinWolf...jeez...great job!

    Plse tell me how you mounted the sliding rail onto the square tubing frame?

    Did u use the same method to mount the rail onto the drawer itself?

    Thank you..

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    Quote Originally Posted by HIGHFLYER View Post
    Hi SinWolf...jeez...great job!

    Plse tell me how you mounted the sliding rail onto the square tubing frame?

    Did u use the same method to mount the rail onto the drawer itself?

    Thank you..

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    You extend (pull out) the slide to access the mounting holes... Then you just bolt them...

    See the bolts on this pic...


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    Quote Originally Posted by SinWolf View Post
    Hi,

    You extend (pull out) the slide to access the mounting holes... Then you just bolt them...

    See the bolts on this pic...



    Thanx so much!!
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    So I might be building another one...

    Maybe I should try using Aluminium and connect-its
    Last edited by SinWolf; 2015/04/15 at 10:48 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinWolf View Post
    So I might be building another one...

    Maybe I should try using Aluminium and connect-its
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    Quote Originally Posted by SinWolf View Post
    So I might be building another one...

    Maybe I should try using Aluminium and connect-its
    Connect-its werk great. En is netso sterk.

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