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Apr-01-2008, 03:47 PM
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Name: duy Vessel: 23, bayliner Location: OC Job:None | Quote:
Originally Posted by 5150dude  I got it from Mako Matt's Tackle on Edinger in HB.
West Marine has the stuff too but plan on paying a lot more. Up to you though considering time and gas to drive out here. | Wow, good looking top. What was the dimension ( thickness too) of the original board before you cut it up ? what kind of material did it made from do you know. Thanks
Duy
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Apr-01-2008, 04:02 PM
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Name: Jim Age: 48 Vessel: Defiance 250 EX Location: poway Job:wtf? |
Real clean job nice
__________________  See you next tuesday
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Apr-03-2008, 03:16 PM
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Name: Dave Age: 55 Vessel: Parker 2320 "Nostrovia!" (to you're health!") Location: N. Tustin CA Job:I'm your brother from a different muther. Bio: Balding with a long mullet. | Quote:
Originally Posted by duytran Wow, good looking top. What was the dimension ( thickness too) of the original board before you cut it up ? what kind of material did it made from do you know. Thanks
Duy | It was 42"X 36" (or near that).
The material is Starboard. I heard you can actually find similiar material from a plastics supplier. It cuts and drills real clean with about the consistancy of pressboard. Actually a pleasure to work with.
I'll post more pics soon. I've just been busy at that four-letter-word place.
Dave
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Apr-03-2008, 08:18 PM
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Name: Lester Roberts Age: 48 Vessel: 23 Pacific Skintback Location: Whitesboro , Texas Job:Lineman Sup. Bio: Iron worker, Lineman, fireman,you can't Kill me |
Here is a small one I did for my Off Shore 45 gallon and it stays put in 3 to 5 gulf chop no problem.
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Apr-04-2008, 10:20 PM
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Name: Dave Age: 55 Vessel: Parker 2320 "Nostrovia!" (to you're health!") Location: N. Tustin CA Job:I'm your brother from a different muther. Bio: Balding with a long mullet. | Pics of underside
As requested, here's a pic of the bottom of the table.
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Apr-05-2008, 05:52 AM
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Name: duy Vessel: 23, bayliner Location: OC Job:None | Quote:
Originally Posted by 5150dude It was 42"X 36" (or near that).
The material is Starboard. I heard you can actually find similiar material from a plastics supplier. It cuts and drills real clean with about the consistancy of pressboard. Actually a pleasure to work with.
I'll post more pics soon. I've just been busy at that four-letter-word place.
Dave | Thanks. I went and bough a piece like 40x18. Lemme tell you what I had to paid way more than you did. Thanks for the info though
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May-20-2008, 10:45 PM
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Name: Doug Age: 47 Vessel: 26' Striper "Baaadly Bent", 21' Bayrunner "Vamonos", 12' Gregor "Little Vamonos" Location: Fullerton/LA Bay Job:Govt Bio: I'm not staring at my computer, I'm daydreaming about fishing. |
Nothing like a nice bait tank cover/fillet table.
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May-21-2008, 04:09 PM
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Name: Erol Age: 40 Vessel: 2006 Parker 2120 Location: So Cal Job:Field tech |
Damm that is sweet I need to make one. Is that a PE50D tank?. I run mine at 1/2 full while underway to keep down the splash factor as well as additional weight.
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May-23-2008, 12:58 AM
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Name: Jason Age: 33 Vessel: Worldcat 270EC "Tuna Jihad, Reaper, Misuse, whatever for the day", 2x 200hp Suzuki, Pacific Yacht Towers Full Tower, Raymarine Electronics Location: Encinitas, CA USA Job:Bloodydecks Web Dev Bio: Broke |
Bad Ass Dave. I'll be making one for my Pacific Edge tank as well.
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Jun-09-2008, 09:20 AM
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Name: Doug Age: 47 Vessel: 26' Striper "Baaadly Bent", 21' Bayrunner "Vamonos", 12' Gregor "Little Vamonos" Location: Fullerton/LA Bay Job:Govt Bio: I'm not staring at my computer, I'm daydreaming about fishing. |
I was in LA Bay last week. I'm filleting yellowtail on my bitchin bait tank cover. Using the hose to spray it off between fish and I'm getting all the flesh trimmings and blood in the bait tank. Decide to lift it up and dip it over the side. Damn, I dropped it! Son of a bitch! What do ya know. The damn thing floated to the surface. It's pretty heavy and I was sure it was gone. Gotta love the starboard.
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Jun-18-2008, 09:01 AM
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Name: Alan Age: 43 Vessel: 15' Klamath Location: Mt Helix Job:Engineer Bio: Golfer too |
Starboard is a Marine grade HDPE High Density Polyethylene. HDPE can be bought at almost any plastic retailer.
FYI I built a very simple one out of an old oversized plastic cutting board. It works great. i am not sure how it would hold up in the sun since mine is not exposed when it is stored. A lot of cutting boards are made from HDPE.
It is worth a shot, cutting boards are pretty cheap
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