Has it held up pretty good? I did a bunch of research on LineX and powder coat and landed on LineX hoping it would hold up better and could also touch it up down the road vs re-powder coat when it begins to scratch/chip/peel.Looking great man! I Line-X'd my casting platform and grab bar...such great stuff!
Has it held up pretty good? I did a bunch of research on LineX and powder coat and landed on LineX hoping it would hold up better and could also touch it up down the road vs re-powder coat when it begins to scratch/chip/peel.
I'm assuming that bottom piece is your console shelf/extension? Is there a piece of starboard that goes on the top side? How does it mount to that piece? I'm looking at having one of these built but Bluepoint Fab has been difficult to communicate with. Going to try and get one built local in Houston/Galveston Area.Platform is coated and I cant wait to get it mounted, just need to get it back from Florida. Glassed a carbon layer to the bottom of my poling platform lid as well. She's coming together!
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Its flipped upside down in that picture. No starboard just about 1/4 thick fiberglass plate (the white one with holes) was 4200'd to the top of the extension/self. I made the carbon one to the same thickness and will replace the white one. It's much stiffer than the original glass one. You could also leave it flipped like in the picture and have it be more of a catch all shelf, Ive seen it done that way before also.I'm assuming that bottom piece is your console shelf/extension? Is there a piece of starboard that goes on the top side? How does it mount to that piece? I'm looking at having one of these built but Bluepoint Fab has been difficult to communicate with. Going to try and get one built local in Houston/Galveston Area.
I wonder if anyone has fab'd up a similar console extension completely out of carbon, I thought about trying that instead of getting one built out of aluminum.Its flipped upside down in that picture. No starboard just about 1/4 thick fiberglass plate (the white one with holes) was 4200'd to the top of the extension/self. I made the carbon one to the same thickness and will replace the white one. It's much stiffer than the original glass one. You could also leave it flipped like in the picture and have it be more of a catch all shelf, Ive seen it done that way before also.
Yeah man based out of Isle of Palms. Would love to check your build out sometime!Looks really sharp! I didn't realize you were an SC guy, I'll have to keep an eye out.
Keeps me humble cause the fish give you the finger more often than not!Love the knob on the wheel lol!
Thanks man, shed about 6 pounds off the console with the wheel.That looks great! I am planning to do the same when the aluminum on my boat starts to look tired. That carbon wheel though...
That carbon wheel is insane, killer rig , looks greatThanks man, shed about 6 pounds off the console with the wheel.