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Work Bench
Something that I made last year to help out with a little more working space. For putting gear on, and gutting fish, etc. Since this splash well WAS there. I just took advantage of it. A little rough around the edges but works great.
to see the pics; just click on the links. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img] if it says "forbidden" just refresh the page or click on the link again. thanks. http://home.attbi.com/~capesams/wsb/...3/site1014.JPG http://home.attbi.com/~capesams/wsb/...3/site1015.JPG http://home.attbi.com/~capesams/wsb/...3/site1016.JPG http://home.attbi.com/~capesams/wsb/...3/site1017.JPG Steve. [ April 06, 2002, 05:26 PM: Message edited by: steve ] |
Re: Work Bench
Hi Steve
That came out nice!! I was thinking of something similar to that to make that well....while I still have it...somewhat useful. I noticed in pic 1017.... it looks like you have caulked that transom hatch shut...whats up?? Scott |
Re: Work Bench
SCOTT:
When i get to close to the rail something always go's splash. If i started useing those I'd have to go and buy all new thing's. Really I have no use for those . There not big enough. What do you use those for ? |
Re: Work Bench
Steve....
That's exactly why I asked why you closed them up...I was hoping you had figured out something that utilized that space more efficiently. I have contemplated cutting out the wells so there was better access underneath in those corners. To answer your question they are junk collectors as I really can put anything in there....everything gets wet and the drains were set that they dont drain very well. I'll see..... if the transom gets closed in I'm sure I will change things back there.. [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img] |
Re: Work Bench
HA STEVE
I THINK YOU GOT SOMETHING THERE. WHEN I GET DONE WITH ALL I AM DOING ON THE BOAT NOW I AM GOING TO THINK ALONG THESE LINES AS WELL. FELLOW-SHIP [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img] |
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