how would this work for a chuck box, keeping camping cookware in it
1121560
I think it would work out OK. Smaller utensils in the top and other cooking items in the bottom. Does not roll real well over larger stone pathways. It would not hold your cook pots.
1121561
It wouldn it more for all the camping knife tools and the small gear but not for cookware.
1121562
It would work for anything, the only problem is, it will fall backward because the back part is not extended or level to the front bottom, why is that? I think you need to add an extra leg in the middle part of that bottom to balance it, just like a back pack with wheel it has two extra leg in the back. I have to look for a leg for my Stanley maybe in a hardware store. I am thinking to use a door stopper so it can be folded when I am rolling Stanley.
2118061
That is why we bought ours. We used the frying pan over a campfire and it worked just fine. The advantages are that the handle comes off so it doesn't get hot. You just put it back on when you want to remove the pan from the fire. Also the pans retain heat very well so if you take the pan off the fire and say set it on a wooden picnic table the food in it stays warm. Clean up was not a problem. If food sticks simply put a little water in the pan and boil it and the food comes right off. The handles are easy on and easy off.
1238955
Am no expert. I just keep it double zip-lock baggied in a cabinet. Seems to work OK. I keep a small tupperware container of it separately as my working supply.
1467203
I keep telephone books, and some recipe books in mine. The drawer should be strong enough for your silverware.
2182699
It depends somewhat on how you mount it. The unit itself is very sturdy and could hold what any set of pot and pans would weigh. If it is mounted securely it should even hold iron cookware.
495524
This is used for cook stoves for camping and I don't think it could be used for what you need.
2226698
yes. All I use for camping is cast iron and my dutch oven gets lots of use.
2229020
The frying pan's open side mates with the flared opening of pot so they interlock. I store an 8 oz fuel canister and burner in there. The mesh bag holds it all together.
1848886
Personally, don't want/need drawstring bag as the bungee keeps the set 'enclosed' and together so it remains clean. If you are wanting to place it somewhere, buy a plastic milk carton so you can stack/grab/store it efficiently and effectively. BTW, I own two of these sets - one for our travel trailer and the other for our tent-trailer; no special handling treatment for either.
546179
Works the same. I've even mounted it upside down under the kitchen cabinets. A great way to save space though its hard to see which knife you are pulling.
1553690
No, not at all. I keep a patch of felt in the bottom to help protect the container, but the flatware stays nicer than it would rattling around in a drawer. Love the caddy!
93025
well... this is one of the very best pans (soup pot, stock making etc) in my kitchen -- I think I'd go with the more rugged (and far less expensive) pre-seasoned cast iron dutch ovens for camp cooking. But yes -- it would probaby work just fine.
1590133
I've never cooked with a wok on the Camp Chef, so I couldn't give a fair answer to that question. Yes the carrying case is sturdy, so long as you don't throw it around, LOL! .....just make sure you close the case completely then you should be OK!
353339
I've done it and it works just fine, the only negative factors are the size (ie, I don't have a 14-inch skillet) , and it's a little unwieldy when the pan handle is flush against the level of the oven rack. The two handles on this pan are nice.
1933474
I have used it with a flat bottomed wok while camping and it did work. Now, as for a ring, it may or may not be stable enough for that. I would recommend surrounding it with bricks and setting the ring on that so the bottom of the wok is almost on the flame. If this does not work, go to your local Asian market and get a portable butane burner for $20-30. They are meant for woks. Not sure of the BTU rating of this little burner, but it is adequate for a wok.
478176
You can move baskets ( with tongs) to spread out or to move heat away from food for indirect cooking. We occasionally dump coals on grate, too. It all works quite well.
804611
Your camping stove should definitely be fine on the table. It's sturdy for what it is and if you keep it safe from wet elements, it will last you. It's been one of our favorite BBQ accessory purchases