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Tim & Iota(Cabin Roof)

Started by K3v1n, January 28, 2006, 08:47:12 PM

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K3v1n

Well I still haven't had the time to attack the cabin roof repair but I did make up new companionway hatch guides. I made these from some left over Ipe (pronounced EE-pay) decking I had. I plan to leave them natural.

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Craig

What did you use to mill them?

Craig

K3v1n

Hey Craig,

I just used a table saw to cut out the slot. Just set your depth/width and run it through, then make changes and run it through again. I then used a router on the edges and took an orbital sander to finish off the rest along with a bit of hand sanding on the rounded edges.
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Craig

Looks good. Obviously, the table saw worked. I wondered if you had used a jointer. My father had one and I did a little work with it. Can't say my finish carpentry or woodworking skills are too finely honed. I replaced my hatch slides with two new ones I bought from Com-Pac.

Craig

K3v1n

Well I finished my "Honey Do" list, then took a trip to West Marine and purchased my supplies to begin work on the cabin roof. I'll keep you posted how things go. The weather is starting to get nice here in these parts and the sailing itch is gettin' worse by the day.  :D
1981 Com-Pac 16 MK I
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PO:'76 CP16/'85 CP19/'85 Seaward 22/'83 CP23/'85 CD 26

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