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Old 07-09-2008, 11:26 AM
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Default Re: better splash well ideas

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my question (finally) is - could i build this out of teak 1x's joined using a biscuit joiner and marine glue? or would i have tgo go with something synthetic like starboard? id like to use wood, but if im going to redo it i want it to last also.
I don't exactly know the config of your 18's splashwell but prior to my transom enclose, I used 1 3/4" teak glued & joined with biscuits for my rocket launcher. It lasted many years. Because of the larger splaswell as a base I could stand on it without issues. I also had the engine tilt cutout.

IMO, I would stay clear of starbord type of materials used to span a large area because of weight and warping. Even the small starboard access door shown in the picture started to bend over time

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