Living in my F-150 Full time | NEW Camper Shell | Tour Update!

[@moreclips805]

I really like this idea. Storage cubes restrict the big items, but you can always remove them… nice light weight option. I dig it.

[@lorriealbany2156]

I like the storage cubes. Seems easier to work with. Thank you

[@newdogatplay]

An more convenient to acces from inside,mabe keep the box in back for locked items

[@locomotivebreth1910]

I recommend mounting the catalytic heater on the truck bed wall between the bed and the propane tank. Then I would replace the rubber hose to the propane tank with a short copper tube with an inline adjustable shut off valve to the heater. Then I would seal the cabinet around the propane tank and drill a hole in the bottom of the truck bed in the cabinet so that if there is a leak most of the propane will drain out.

[@joyyoungs9358]

I think the storage cubes look great, and it gives you storage for something you don't need to get to ... love what you're doing, very creative!!

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I appreciate that. I totally agree, I went cubes.

[@jerryodom7358]

Just a suggestion..You can buy the plastic runners for boat trailers..they come in thin, wide strips and will make Any weight drawer slide easier…plus, they’re long enough for any size drawer..attaches with either Velcro or screws…I think they’re called easy glides?.. not sure, but you can search under boat trailer products..

[@smitheys]

Easy glides… got it. I will DEFINITELY look into that! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@marthaewing1230]

I like your set up ,I also have an F1 50 ,I’m at 72 years young grandmother and I’m going to follow your lead 👍🏽💕

[@smitheys]

Thank you and that’s amazing! Yes, please follow!!! It’s an exciting lifestyle to say the least. Ill have an updated video soon and I’ll also start traveling a bit. Happy New Years!

[@nsant]

Hows it been?

[@Chambo333]

I ordered a leer 120 camper shell. Watching a lot of KZbin vids to get ideas of how I can build a set up for my needs. I like what you’ve done and how you did it better than any others on KZbin!!! So, great work and creativity!

[@smitheys]

Nice! That’s a nice shell. Congrats. Don’t get me wrong, I did the same thing and watched a few other videos, nothing wrong with that. This is just the conclusion when I couldn’t find anything that I was looking for. If you have any questions about anything, just holler. Good luck with the idea and build!

[@susiehoffman88]

Very functional. Stick with the storage bins. I would suggest adding two fold down legs to your hinged lift up door on your custom cabinet. Would give you a table to eat on, a desk to work on or watch movies and a solid surface to cook on in bad weather. Very nice job though.

[@smitheys]

Thank you, I appreciate that! Yeah, I didn’t think about multiple purposes for that flip up. In small spaces you MUST have multiple purposes for everything. Thank you again

[@stephaniesimmons-ashorobi3314]

Smitty the education you give are phenomenal Thank you and I will be watching your channel

[@smitheys]

Thank you Stephanie! That means a lot, truly. Glad I could help. Hope to see you around!

[@Kazukio77]

Simple and functional. Personally I went with an ARE shell that has the extra head room, but that's what great about truck builds.. you design it around yourself. Save the weight, drawers are nice until its pouring outside and you want to get something out of it. Couple of legs on the inside of that flip top will let you use it as a table for eating, or laptop editing videos, etc. You can even put a small wood strip on the bottom of the cubby so the legs rest on that instead of the floor. couple cuts off a single 1x2 and two small hinges would do the job. Unless you want to get fancy and run with a 12v linear actuator. Just my two cents. Nice work!

[@smitheys]

Thank you for all that! I appreciate the advice. With the rain, that is the main reason I don’t want drawers. It’s just so much room with drawers! I’ve done a little work to the setup since I posted this video. I’ll do a follow up so you can see the progress, subscribe/check back so you can see!

[@angelnegron264]

Looking like a good build. The only thing I'd suggest (besides the CO2/Carbon Monoxide detector that is) would have to be two 10gal water jugs. One for fresh water the other for grey water and install a sink/faucet system (it can have a manual pump or a 12v pump). That way you have potable water and if needed a way to keep not only yourself but dishes clean.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I appreciate that. It’s definitely coming along. I will look into the water supply, I usually just have water jugs in the front but seems like a good idea.

[@alev4287]

This is what i've been thinking, although what do you think the benefits would be to have a grey water tank taking up space? As opposed to just a fresh water tank and sink with no drain, just maybe a rectangle container that acts as a sink/storage and you can just toss the water out manual out the back when it gets too much?

[@angelnegron264]

@@alev4287 1) with a water filter system you could technically make the grey water back to potable. 2) you wouldn't have a pool of soapy water running away from your vehicle. 3) you wouldn't have to only use biodegradable soaps. 4) if you fry something you can wash your pan without having to dump the oil on the ground.

[@vinniedimodica8705]

Wow, great ideas how have we not seen this sooner? The KZbin algorithms or lack there of betrayed us all. Very excellent!!!

[@CharlesHesler]

Use the storage tubs n on the left use the plywood drawer setup n pull it out n be easier to put things in and use the full length space

[@KR9481]

Great job. I WOULD GO FOR THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS. I have the drawer, then cut the plywood on top of bed frame in 3 pieces with holes for lifting and can still get "stuff" out inside of camper. I first had only the totes and I was constantly climbing inside to dig out the one I needed.

[@smitheys]

Thank you for that advice! Very smart idea. Wish I would have thought of that, thanks.

[@dougsmith7580]

Just what I was looking for. Simple to build, light weight storage and inexpensive. I want a fishing rig and this fits the bill. Thanks.

[@smitheys]

Glad I could help! If you have any questions, shoot, I’ll help anyways I can. Thanks for watching.

[@dominica2765]

I’m living on the road full-time in my cargo trailer and truck soon just to be in the truck I like the cubes better plus if it’s raining outside you can still access your stuff without getting wet think it gives you more room be bless nice build

[@smitheys]

That’s awesome! You must have TONS of space. I hope switching over goes well. Thanks!

[@FerreneMachine]

As someone thinking about building an enclosed trailer, I'm curious why you are downsizing to just the truck thanks

[@dominica2765]

Go much further off road and be more agile

[@Jax4umalta]

I like the five drawers because you can open them from the inside and it’s easier to organize in separate compartments.

[@smitheys]

I totally agree, thank you!!

[@keithkuckler2551]

I am a 71 year old retired cabinetmaker and builder. I have my complete cabinet shop and tools to do one of these. I have a F150 XLT with the same Leer topper. I am planning on having just a small electric heater and staying in a campground with hookups if it is cold. I am kind of phobic about gas of any sort in that small of a space. Actually with the right bag, you do not really need a heater, and, i know because i live in North Eastern Minnesota, and, have camped in the late fall. I am planning a enclosed compartment for a bucket toilet as well, it will have the snap on toilet seat cover, that, will set me back less than twenty bucks. I am going to use my trusty old Coleman two burner camp stove, and, will use battery powered LED lights, so, no need for propane, or electricity. You can now buy small fans that will run almost 36 hours on a charge, i will use that for some air conditioning. Your build is nice, but, too minimal for me, i want to use mine to take a 6000mi four week trip next year.

[@smitheys]

That’s awesome! Sounds like you have it all figured out. I like to keep things very simple and I’m always around a town or store, so everything is usually pretty close. Your ideas are great though, I’m excited for your build. Good luck!

[@jacquelinemundt4688]

Genius idea. I wish you’re my neighbor so I can hire you when I m ready to have my camper done.I like how simple and clean your design.

[@smitheys]

Thank you for all the kind words & comments!! Yeah, I do things that are simple, easy to follow, and cheap. If I was close, I’d definitely help ya out!

[@flowrob6861]

Nice start . Cubes are best unless u want to spend $$$ on draw glides . Window coverings depends on Where & When u use it . find FrostKing Duct foam insulation , foam board / Corplast for window foams . Make window forms 2 fit . Cover both sides with frost king - u now have covers with sun heat reflect & R Six . White RV paint on top will save also .

[@smitheys]

I really appreciate the feedback! I decided against the pull out and went with the cubes for ease of use. I had window coverings, but I forgot to put them back on for the video. As for the installation, I’m going to look into that with my 4Runner, I sold my truck. Has a similar setup in the 4Runner and I made a video on that too. Thank you!

[@brendabrown-corprew4582]

I think the cubes look nicer an would be easier to use

[@stephengibson2869]

Great job 👍. I think the cubes are better. If you are camping and it's raining outside, you can't pull out the slide out drawer because of the rain. With the cubes you can stay inside and access your gear and stay dry. They're lighter than the wooden drawer too. It's a nice job that you've done.

[@FreedomToRoam86]

very cool idea - frame of the bed is not heavy, but the drawer gives it more stability. On the other hand, the 5 drawers would be a lot more convenient for quick access. Your cabinets definitely rock!

[@smitheys]

Thank you for that. I really appreciate the advice.

[@charlie12590]

I’ve seen lots of videos and this one is the best setup. Dude you killed it. Awesome job 👍

[@smitheys]

Thanks a million! Means a lot.

[@tinadaniels401]

I just saw you I'm new to your channel finish making the bed and putting the carpeting and I got to tell you I had to stop right there because of the great job you did and had to subscribe I don't care what anybody else says you do this by yourself with your own ideas and your own design it's perfect just the way you want it don't change a thing kid you're doing just fine

[@Casey5533]

Storage cubes look much cleaner plus easier access when tailgate closed.

[@mikengo8725]

I like the 5 drawers set up better. Allows you to access the m without opening tailgate.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I was leaning that way for the same reason.

[@Funkafella01]

Go with the storage containers. If you spend a decent amount of time in the camper it’s easier and more convenient to access what you need from within rather than having to get out and open the tailgate. At least that’s what my experience has been.

[@smitheys]

Yeah, I think I will go with the cubes. That’s a great point and you seem to have experience getting in and out a bunch. Thanks a lot!

[@alvaradacosta293]

I like that the back window can come out in case of an emergency fast exsape way to the front of the truck to drive away.

[@smitheys]

Thanks! Yes! I was gonna put a removable back window in my truck, but I bought a 4runner instead. I bought the removable window and was waiting on shipping, but found an amazing deal on my current 4runner. The back window in the 4runner rolls down.

[@Will-kp7yo]

That’s a nice camper shell bro. Only thing I wish I got for my shell is power locks, so I could lock and unlock everything with the key fob. Nice build. Super clean.

[@smitheys]

Thank you, I appreciate it. I felt exactly the same way with my last shell on one of my older trucks, that’s why I got it exactly how I wanted it this time.

[@trinicebrown6767]

I love this and am starting with my F150, I love the cube storage method, so much more storage space

[@smitheys]

Thanks! You definitely should! It’s a great way to get some free camping.

[@allehman8660]

Bro that's beyond cool.. nice work and super well thought out.. I want to do that with my Jeep liberty

[@smitheys]

Thank you! If you can imagine it, you can definitely do it. Go for it! If you don’t like it, rip it out and start again.

[@ericb1876]

I think this is my favorite build I’ve seen. Simple but functional. And props for doing this while being in the Army. I imagine you have a storage unit for Ta-50 and I guess just use the facilities at the gym?

[@smitheys]

Thanks! I appreciate that. Yeah, depending on where I was I used family or a storage locker. Most bases had gyms I used for bathrooms and, well, the gym. Haha. If I was away or needed it, I had a gym membership at planet fitness.

[@alwebber5383]

Very nice clean build looks great!

[@smitheys]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@Wastelander13]

Great job, well done. To me storage cubes are the way to go. Also I like everything to be accessible from inside cause I hate to open a drawer from outside when its cold or raining. Cheers.

[@johnzarn3367]

What a great idea and nice work!! Thanks for the video.

[@smitheys]

Thanks for watching!

[@wandacox9540]

Like the camper shell a lot, windows are cool. Cubes are good, easy to use. The “nite stand” good for power source, like hackers.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I appreciate that. I’ve never heard of hackers, I’ll look into that. Thanks for the advice.

[@sherrymuzykazekestravels6793]

I have a 2014 F150 with a short bed and an ARE camper shell that leaks. I’ve been trying to make my ol auto turn it into a camper for full time use as well. It’s been a struggle but you make it look easy! Love your plans.

[@smitheys]

Thank you so much! It will all come together eventually, it’s not always a sprint; sometimes it’s a marathon. Don’t give up.

[@DontStepInTheGrease]

I have F150 short bed also. Where does the ARE top leak?

[@terrymay3973]

Love this build. I'm doing a 6 week road trip from Michigan to Alaska and back in 2022. I have been researching easy bed builds and this one is perfect! I can't wait to look at your videos. I also love the step in the back too!

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I’m glad you like it. I can’t believe you’re doing that road trip! I would love to make that trek! Lucky. Be safe and have fun!

[@terrymay3973]

​@@smitheys It's going to be awesome for sure. I have to do some modifications to my truck. 2016 Dodge Ram 4x4 reg cab short bed. I'm looking into a solar system, a DIY water heating tub for the roof, leveling kit for the front end, heavy duty tires, spare parts, the list goes on. I'm planning on driving the McCarthy and Denali highways. So preparation will be necessity. I'll be 59 when I go and doing it solo as a woman.

[@smitheys]

That’s outstanding! I’m extremely jealous now! You have a lot of work ahead, so I’m not jealous there. Haha. Your rig is going to be ready for anything when you’re done. If you have any questions I can help with let me know and Keep me updated!

[@terrymay3973]

@@smitheys I appreciate that. I'll probably start a blog or at least instagram just for me a diary.

[@maureenmackey4879]

I cannot believe your doing that trip either. Wow, but then again, us woman can do anything we put our mind to. Good luck

[@carlaifera5254]

The prettiest work of art! ✨

[@smitheys]

Wow, thanks! Wasn’t expecting such high compliments.

[@kevincollins7102]

simplicity at its best love it

[@smitheys]

Absolutely! That’s how i roll! Ha

[@gregflores8959]

Definitely Cubes bro,..looks real tight, you done yourself proud!

[@smitheys]

Thank you. I appreciate that and agree!

[@robertplutz8221]

Luv your windoors! Awesome! Great bed design too! Simple to build! Excellent! You rock man!

[@smitheys]

I really appreciate that, thank you!

[@keethpoop9797]

One of the nicer looking setups ive seen by farrrrr

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@joerod1240]

Both set ups, look nice....Can't go wrong with either.....

[@smitheys]

Thank you!

[@itsmeecjay4769]

I really love your setup!! Very clean! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🍻🍻🍻

[@smitheys]

Thank you!

[@southerngrainz]

Nice build. I wish I had the 6.5’ bed. Mine is the 5.6’ bed. Got my new topper on this past week. I wanted the A.R.E but opted for a Jason pace plus with the windoor option and rails. Saved about $1000 going with the Jason. Will see how it holds up and performs.

[@smitheys]

Wow, never heard of Jason. I really hope it holds up for you, that’s a steal with savings! Tops get really expensive REALLY fast. Good luck and congrats!

[@DrMott]

Creative and functional! Excellent content.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I’m really glad you liked it.

[@it3897]

Buddy you killed it ! Good job!

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I really appreciate it.

[@mkortemeier]

Love the simplicity of the build! Definitely something I feel confident being able to do! Truck life here I come! 🥰

[@smitheys]

Thank you so much! You’re gonna love it. I also try to make things super easy for me and for anyone to follow.

[@aquaowl182]

you did a great job man best ive seen out of a lot

[@smitheys]

I really appreciate that sir! Glad you liked it, there are some nice ones out there.

[@SD-kx1eu]

Love the build! Cubes definitely.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! Means a lot.

[@christianjensen3182]

Agree, cubes!

[@tristannez7302]

I have a 3” memory-foam every time I sleep on it. My butt stinks in, my back arches, and I end up with a back ack. Then when I sleep on my side, my hip sinks, my ribs are arched, my shoulder sinks, and it really hurts. By the time the weekend come I’m soooo tired, then when I go home and sleep on my bed I’m knocked OUT. Sleeping deep on my mattress is what im aiming for. That what I asked about your mattress.

[@michaelciceraro7707]

Storage drawers the way to go.

[@smitheys]

Thanks!!!

[@brentnevius2849]

Whoever your boss is, is VERY lucky!

[@smitheys]

Haha, I appreciate that.

[@tinadaniels401]

Looking forward to see the full build-out and the mythical timing how do you stay cool and how do you stay warm

[@maureenmackey4879]

I love your ideas Smithey. I’m starting the interior of my ol 2006 F150 soon. Pretty much same idea I have planed. You could probably get a lawn chair in there. I’m going solar and battery also. But yes, love your truck interior

[@smitheys]

Thank you so much for that! I’m so excited for your journey you are about to embark on. Yes, a lawn chair will fit! I had a folding “fat boy” chair from Walmart in there and it fit perfect (extra wide folding chair). If you have any questions I can help with just let me know. Have fun and good luck!

[@maureenmackey4879]

Thank you so much Smithey. Can’t wait to start my adventure. Neither can my old F150 BettyBoop. The burgundy bomb shell. Lol. Ttys. Thank you

[@Bob814u]

The piano hinged board could have a couple of fold down legs and could be a table while sitting on the bed.

[@smitheys]

Great idea!

[@Travelingman724]

Very nice setup! Should make for some real good camping time

[@smitheys]

Thanks Greg! It definitely made for some fantastic camping!

[@nomoreinfo3096]

Love it! Very simple and creative thanks bro I'm in the middle of my build

[@smitheys]

Heck yes!! Glad I could help and good luck with your build! Just holler if you need anything.

[@groverbrowning4394]

Good job. Very clean. Nice job on the carpeting and those bed legs! You might look in to a cover for your heater so you don't poison the pad with dust.

[@smitheys]

I really appreciate it! I actually have a cover, I just forgot to put it on. Thank you for looking out.

[@jeffd6163]

I like the storage cubes

[@smitheys]

Thank you!

[@trinitybass3957]

Start making extras again at the end of ur videos. Those were funny and give ur video some✨spice✨

[@smitheys]

I thought about bringing it back. I may do it. Thanks for the idea, I forgot about it actually.

[@tyggy3]

Looks great! Far from ugly! Super cool build :-) I have a 2003 Avalanche and was thinking about doing the same thing, so thanks for sharing. Might have some questions soon.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I appreciate that. I actually looked around for an avalanche because I wanted the pass through. If you have questions, Ask away! I’m here to help where I can.

[@POGAH44]

Storage cubes for sure!

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I agree.

[@Kld4402]

Great job on the camper build. Looks great! Going with the storage cubes, could you still build a pull out tray behind them for a camp stove? Might give you a bit more flexibility?

[@smitheys]

I love that idea! Thank you. If I still had the truck, I would definitely do that or incorporate that in somehow.

[@pv4669]

Hey Smithey, Nice build. My vote is for the storage cubes. Although I find having my kitchen gear accessible from the tailgate end is best for me, having inside access to the other cubes is a good idea. I live in CA and it doesn't rain much and I don't cook inside. Question...did you fasten the top piece of plywood to the pipe flanges with screws? I didn't see that in the video. Also a note of caution. I have a 2018 Leer truck cap and it does have small leaks, most people I know with caps have them. I have a spray in bed liner and I can see them. You have carpet and it will most likely absorb the moisture and you may not see them. You don't want mold. Great video.

[@smitheys]

Thank you, I appreciate that! That Cali life and weather… Love them! I lived there a few years myself. Yes, the flanges were screwed to the top. Some of it was tough to film, light is my biggest problem, especially at night. The video just isn’t editable. My cap was brand new and I didn’t have many issues with it. I no longer have the top and/or truck. That’s Good advice for the next person though, thank you!

[@giselleplantbasedvegan9174]

Nice clean classy build, clean lines. Very nice.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I really appreciate it

[@burlmapleleafs]

Nice job. I would of liked to see a drawer to some extent. For when you're out and about Quick Access.

[@smitheys]

Thank you! Yeah, I couldn’t decide. I sold my truck and bought a 4runner. I just made a pull out AND inside storage. I haven’t put the new setup in a video yet, has some more work.

[@burlmapleleafs]

@@smitheys Right on I'm still driving my f150. I had a similar set up. Cheers Drive safe From the great white North !

[@Axlrozz71]

That's awesome. Great job.

[@mattprince6858]

I like the set up, what if you put the attach the baskets to a piece of plywood the could pull out? You would have the best of both slide from the outside and access from the inside.

[@smitheys]

That’s definitely a different idea! Thanks for the idea.

[@sherrymuzykazekestravels6793]

Love the cubes. Great job

[@James.Ekko__]

Storage cubes look better and seem more practical.

[@smitheys]

I agree! Thanks

[@maureenblutekraus3561]

Maybe you can cut out a piece on outside of truck to vent out the propane tank and be able to remove/fill/replace tank without carrying the tank threw the truck interior and invest in a CO-2 detector

[@smitheys]

I have a CO-2 detector, it just wasn’t in the video. I will definitely vent it outside now.

[@joesalgado7380]

Add a small solar panel to

[@smitheys]

Stay tuned! It’s coming. Thanks

[@messenger144000]

Love this soooo much Best design I have seen I'm buying my drawers tomorrow Thank you 🙌🏼🇨🇦🙌🏼

[@smitheys]

Heck yes! Good luck to ya and thank you!

[@xMister.Misterx]

The cubes are better because you can access all your stuff without getting out of the truck.

[@smitheys]

Yeah, I totally agree! Thank you.

[@haroldfleenor2330]

I like the drawers best

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I agree!

[@tony_slim4608]

Simple and clean!

[@smitheys]

Thank you! Is there any other way?

[@tony_slim4608]

Dress right dressed the f#^k outta that! Haha

[@smitheys]

Hahaha

[@HIGHCRAFTLLC]

If you put locking type hinge on the door you lift up, then you would have a table/ desk.

[@smitheys]

Nice! Thanks for that.

[@MrRSKC]

hands down, storage cubes

[@smitheys]

Thanks! I agree.

[@campingadventures8760]

Nice, I’m about to start building my truck

[@smitheys]

Thank you!!! Yes! You are going to have fun. Let me know if you have any questions I can help you with. Have fun!!

[@maryjanehorseman5424]

Cubes. Nice work.

[@smitheys]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@davidlaraia2924]

For your cabinet I would use gas style struts

[@smitheys]

Thank you for the suggestion! Much appreciated

[@scottflanagan7927]

Looks great Sir.

[@smitheys]

Thank you sir!

[@victormashatt2521]

The five drawer is best. Seems more convenient

[@smitheys]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@callieduval3000]

I love this bed

[@stuski11]

Thanks Smithey!

[@smitheys]

No, thank yoU!

[@lylestavast7652]

cubes. but you can shave a lot of weight out all full thickness ply with a forstner bit - draw a grid wherever a part isn't structurally bearing a lot of weight and nicely take out 1/2 the depth... adds up quickly...

[@smitheys]

I appreciate that! I would have done that, but I sold the truck. I will take it under advisement for my 4Runner, i filmed a new tour. Check it out!

[@speedracer3967]

The five drawer setup.

[@thelawman]

Simple and well made, one comment if I may, that long space under the bed seems to be not to usable except for long items, I would have considered the bed base to be on opening hinges to gain access to that back space. Otherwise you've done a very fine fine job, I wish you good luck on your safaries. Cheers

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I appreciate that. I may have did that before I got rid of my truck, great advice though! I now live in my 4Runner for the time being. Again, thank you.

[@jimn4607]

Like the bed idea. Might have to try that one.

[@smitheys]

Thanks! If you have any questions, just let me know. I’ll help how I can.

[@jonathanemocling3826]

Bro! I am currently looking Ideas to make a set up on my camper! This is awesome for someone says he doesn’t have experience. I hope I can do the same.

[@smitheys]

Thank you so much! Yeah, I tried but like I I said I’m no professional. I do what I need at the time and it doesn’t always look pretty. I’m sure you will do great though! I hope I gave you some ideas!!

[@jamesrogers4674]

I wish my bed was a little longer. 5'6" bed and I'm 5'9". Just scored a nice top for $250 so I at least have something to play with.

[@smitheys]

Nice find! Yeah, I searched for a 6 1/2 ft bed in a truck. I’ve seen people sleep diagonal in 5 1/2.

[@jannezack]

The tailgate assist: tell me how well that works? Is that so you can shut the tailgate from the inside? Is it helpful and worth the money you spent?

[@smitheys]

I absolutely love it! It opens the tailgate slower and it makes it lighter putting it back up. Unfortunately it doesn’t open it from the inside, that would be great! I highly recommend! The link for the assist is in the description and will bring you right to it so you can check it out.

[@travelfun3513]

The 5 drawer looks best

[@smitheys]

Thank you!

[@docink6175]

I really like the metal risers/posts idea

[@smitheys]

Thank you! I had them for awhile and thought they would work for simplicity. It did!

[@roywauson6776]

Great looking

[@laurajphillips]

Very functional and neat!

[@smitheys]

Thank you so much! I definitely tried.

[@kwanyinjasonhui6215]

can you make an video on how you make the storage system?