6' TABLE/Cutting station

[ReelyNauti]

So it was blowing 35-40 today but I had to go work at the marina today.

The economy being so great, I like to use shot days(A NON FISHING WEEKEND DAY=blown/shot) to work off my marina bill, the owner said he had a 24"x72" 3/4" starboard scrap and a piece or too of Mahogany so i stopped and bought the rest.

2x4x8 ACQ 6 pcs
4x4x8 ACQ 3pcs
3/8x6" galv lags n washers 8 pcs
nail gun with galvs
box of stainless 2" screws square drive
box of epoxy coated 3 1/2 star drive screws
hose splitter
hose
nozzle

Oh i forgot 40 mph winds fog sun drizzle and sand blowing from the dredge pile (see background of photos)


The great thing is the owner let me put it one slip and and a turn from my boat so lucky me short trip after the bounty..!!!!

 

[ReelyNauti]

I also added drain holes for the "stuff" so it cleans up quick

 

[pelagic2530]

nice work... might want to consider cutting some grooves into it, the material looks slippery... other than that though, looks good.

 

[ReelyNauti]

i'd do a lot to that thing but it's not mine..!!!!

It was officially made 4 the marina....


Usually i rout knife slots and a blood groove to the drains.

the surface though is all ready a rough texture, but the real trick is to use scrap commercial carpet like the pros do when finishing the filet's

 

[TunaJoe]

Another quality job!

That's next on my list to build. However, don't think mine is going to turn out as nice, lol

 

[ReelyNauti]

lol .....wish i could just fish fish ...fish ,,,,but its gonna be work work ....work ..

Tuna r in close gonna make a run in a few days..
!!!!

 

[Brent]

nice job and good working area.

just add a cup holder

 

[ReelyNauti]

love to add some knife slots and cup holders but i dont think the marina will want to pay 4 it ..

Next season im going to fabricate a cutting table for my boat's new and yet not yet finished live well... that table will be at least 42"x40".....