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sisu22 02-25-2017 09:55 AM

sceptre ladder
 
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sisu22 02-25-2017 09:56 AM

mock up of pine ladder , when i get it to what i like will make out of mahogany , hardware from hamilton marine

Capt Chuck 02-25-2017 10:53 AM

I would think on the lines of 5/4 ipe (iron wood)
Heavy, sturdy and rot proof. Looks like teak and NO Finish coating is required.

jonbrush 02-25-2017 11:29 AM

Re: Sceptre ladder
 
Nice! Those ladders are useful IMO. Mine is a rebuilt original with remanufactured clips by Mitch (Flexpat) and his son.

Jon Brush

sisu22 02-25-2017 01:50 PM

i am a stairbuilder , and have ipe on the rack good tip thanks

bobr338 02-25-2017 07:55 PM

Looking good! I wonder if anyone has modified the top cross section of the windshield frame. Would be a lot easier to get forward without worrying about the frame.

jonbrush 02-25-2017 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobr338 (Post 249860)
Looking good! I wonder if anyone has modified the top cross section of the windshield frame. Would be a lot easier to get forward without worrying about the frame.

After bumping your head a couple of times, you learn to duck! I think the crossbar makes the windshield a lot sturdier. Actually, I use it as a hand hold when going forward or returning.

Jon

77SceptreOB 02-25-2017 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sisu22 (Post 249858)
i am a stairbuilder , and have ipe on the rack good tip thanks

Ipe is a mighty hard, heavy and difficult wood to work with from my experience.

Old'sCool 02-26-2017 07:41 AM

Recently replaced our Pawley's Is hammock supports with 5/4 Ipe. It's not bad to work with.

SailorChlud 02-26-2017 08:43 AM

Nice Job, Sisu. Looks like a great winter project.


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