Frigo box acrylic glass drawing or scan

[ger123]

Hello!
I have lost the smallest of the three acrylic glasses in the frigo box of my Hunter 340 (the one on the bottom).
Where can I buy it or have anyone a drawing or can make a scan 1:1 of this acrylic glass for me. To make a new one for me is no problem, have a CNC Machine.

 

[Ken Cross]

You might try a cardboard cutout. Carve it to fit then duplicate it in acrylic.

Ken

 

[ger123]

hello, thanks for your respond.
it is not so easy to thake the size from the frigo, it is very small and very deep. it is a hard work to clean the bottom and it is harder to check the size of the acrylic glass. to my boat it is a trip of 400km.

 

[Ken Cross]

Okay I see. Ours has one fairly large acrylic piece in the bottom. I don't know if it's the same or not. Next time I get to the boat I could take a photo and measurements if that helps.

Ken

 

[ger123]

Hello Ken!
Thank´s, I hope you have the same. I have 2 pcs in the middle height of the frigobox an one smaller at the bottom (covers the hole to the bilge).

 

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[Ken Cross]

I'll see if I can get there Monday.

Ken

 

[Ken Cross]

Made it to the boat today. I suspect yours may be different. Hopefully someone else will chime in. Ours has one part in the bottom. Dimensions are 8 5/8 x 24 3/8 x 1/4 inches.

The photo is looking straight down.
Ken

 

[ger123]

Thank´s but I have a other one (covers the half of the bottom of the frigo).
It´s a 2002 Hunter 340.

 

[Ed Caldwell]

Hello!
I have lost the smallest of the three acrylic glasses in the frigo box of my Hunter 340 (the one on the bottom).
Where can I buy it or have anyone a drawing or can make a scan 1:1 of this acrylic glass for me. To make a new one for me is no problem, have a CNC Machine.

Hi ger123, I have a 1999 H340, I believe the piece you are talking about is about 12 inches long, and about 3 inch wide at one end and 2 inch at the other end? If so, I'll bring mine home next time I go to the boat (about 2 wks) and will bring home to scan. May have to do it in two scans, but I'll put a metric ruler beside for scale.

 

[ger123]

Hi Ed, that´s great, yes I think the H340 1999 it´s the same as the H340 2002. In europe I can't find many H340 owners so this forum is very helpful for me. Many thank‘s for your efforts!

(Sorry, my english ist not so good)

 

[Ed Caldwell]

ger123:
Here are your images. The part is too long for my flatbed scanner, so I scanned it in halves (img010 and 011), and put a piece of tape on it to help you reconstruct the image, along with a scale. Also I just took a photo in case that works better. Good luck and let me know if you need anything else.

 

[ger123]

Hello Ed!
Perfect, that is the right part!
Thanks!

 

[ger123]

Hello Ed!

One question, your pictures shows the top - right? I remember the outsides of the acrylic are curved at the bottom (chamfer)?

Thank´s ger123

 

[Ed Caldwell]

I can't see any chamfer on the edge of the acrylic. If I lay my scale over the centerlines of the 4 holes closer to the long edge I measure 41.1 cm overall length on both top and bottom.

 

[ger123]

OK, thank you very much!
ger123

 

[Ed Caldwell]

No problem.
If I were making a new one, I'd make one of the drain holes big enough to get a finger in to more easily lift the part out of the molded recess in the bottom of the box.