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Hi guys I have started to get together some materials to build my drawer and fridge slide unit. My budget is $130, hopefully this can be done.

So far I have bought used 19mm ply $10, bog $21, fridge runners $19, handle $2 glue $11 and screws $5. Not bad considering I now only need a few other things like timber, should be around $25 and the carpet stuff should be $15 and three set of drawer runners $10 for all three, paint $12.

So far it is sitting at $68. I reckon I could have squeezed it in the $100 or less mod but I have opted to by larger quantities of consumables.

Here is the ply I picked up for $10 he wanted $15 but I said "give ya $10".

The drawer runners pics are in another thread but I have added the link so people can see my you buet $19 set. Sure beats the Ebay $90 or there abouts.

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Base is cut and the sides are cut too. If you remember Steve's I have copied his design curving it around the moulding that the tails gate butts up to. I will post some more pics later in the week as it progresses a little more.

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looking forward to seeing the pics.

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Here is the latest progression. It has a top & bottom and the sides are cut to later screw the drawer runners to. The current fridge is will be going as it is only a cheap thermolectic one and I have another Waeco on layby.

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Looks like its going to be a nice setup. Good work.

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She progress'. I have the slide made, just need to attach the runners. The framework for the drawers are made. The top is finished. I need to make the drawers which may happen later this week; although I forgot to measure on my caravan ones, the gap I need for the runners. Damn now I will need to make another hour round trip to do that. I reckon in about three weeks I will be finished, mainly because the felt/carpet is quite expensive. The top is secured with velcro, which means I can take it out to access the spare.

here is another pic.

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Just fitted the slide runners and all an all pretty good. Only slight problem is with the push lock-unlock mechanism it will not be strong enough to retain a fridge on rough roads. However all that means is I will be left to the more traditional method of using a slide bolt.

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