[Public-List] Making a new table leg.

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Brian, 

Could you take some nice photos of your arrangement so that George can post them on the Alberg Web site?  Dimensions would be wonderful as well. 

Thanks, Michael #133 



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From: "Brian Zinser" <bzinser at lssu.edu> 
To: "Alberg 30 Public List -- open to all" <public-list at lists.alberg30.org> 
Sent: Monday, August 6, 2012 8:30:40 AM 
Subject: Re: [Public-List] Making a new table leg. 

On 8/6/2012 12:35 AM, Jeremy Brown wrote: 
> One of the previous owners of my boat kindly removed the table leg and associated fitting from the table and chucked it in favor of bolting the table directly to the bulkhead at one end of the settee.  I'm trying to return the table to where it belongs, they had done this partly to run the wires for the propane heater up through the table leg instead of through the proper wire hole.  I've run the wires more appropriately, and now I'm looking to get the table back close to stock, or even better if anyone has any suggestions, dimensions or plans they would be much appreciated! 
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> Thanks 
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> Jeremy 
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Jeremy, 

I don't have the standard table. I have a post mounted table which has a 
plate with a recessed hole in the floor. My table is like a drop leaf 
and when removed from the post, it fits on the shelve in the v-berth and 
I put the post in the hanging locker. I did not make the modification, 
the boat came with it. I have thought about getting a modified 
inspection plate in the cockpit floor that would accommodate the post 
leg so the table could also be used in the cockpit. 

On nice feature of the drop leaf design is that when one side is 
dropped, you can actually move through the cabin. 

Brian Zinser 
#134 
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