This is the final product. The Teak has been oiled with linseed oil. The cushions are installed via use of velcro fasteners sewn into the underside of each cushion. Thus, no drill holes into the seat. Also, no impact when it serves as a fishing platform.
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Date: 08/28/12 - 5:45 AM
Added by: Ron Mazcko
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WOW ! I love it. This shows great design with for-site, wonderful design and execution.
I will be steeling from you like it or not. (This is the biggest compliment I can give)
I have been using the idea of designing a fold down stern seat as my nightly meditation for a long time now. I wold love to see details of the mechanics... how is it supported in the middle and the foremost section? As well as other several other questions.
This build needs a thread to talk about it.... please start one so that I and others could discuss.
Thank you for posting this... beautiful!!!
Thanks very much on the compliments!
I still have to take a few more photos to fully explain the support legs that are under the leg extension and seat sections. I expect to have these completed in about two weeks. I'll start a thread after that. Thanks again.
I showed the seat pic to my husband who is collecting ideas for a new rear seat and he thinks yours is great! Good job. Rest of boat pictured looks great, too.
I will be steeling from you like it or not. (This is the biggest compliment I can give)
I have been using the idea of designing a fold down stern seat as my nightly meditation for a long time now. I wold love to see details of the mechanics... how is it supported in the middle and the foremost section? As well as other several other questions.
This build needs a thread to talk about it.... please start one so that I and others could discuss.
Thank you for posting this... beautiful!!!