I love wood, but,...

dLj

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Mar 23, 2017
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Belliure 41 Back in the Chesapeake
Beautiful! depending upon how it's finished, I could take it...

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JRT

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Feb 14, 2017
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Catalina 310 211 Lake Guntersville, AL
cool, that could be used for a picture of "High Maintenance" example...
 

capta

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Jun 4, 2009
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Pearson 530 Admiralty Bay, Bequia SVG
Lots of hard work for sure, but it wouldn't last a week for us. Even our old (think better built) SS sink has dings and dents from years of use. Wouldn't want to baby a sink, or refinish one either.
 
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Oct 19, 2017
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O'Day Mariner 19 Littleton, NH
You know, wood works very well, and has for centuries, to hold water, either in side a tub or outside a boat. Buckets, troughs, barrels, even wooden submarines have been successful. The hardest part is a constant saturation of water followed by a good drying. Eventually, the wood swells and dries and splits and glue separates and needs replacing. Either don't let it swell from moisture or keep it wet. I can make a new wooden sink in my basement, but I can't make a new S.S. sink. The best one would be the wooden sink I built for someone else so I can buy two S.S. sinks with the money they paid me.

But that sink is seriously gorgeous. I'd live with a sink like that for more beauty in my life.
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-Will (Dragonfly)
 
Apr 5, 2009
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Catalina '88 C30 tr/bs Oak Harbor, WA
I would agree if this was raw wood but I would bet that it is reinforced epoxy encased.
 

DArcy

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Feb 11, 2017
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Islander Freeport 36 Ottawa
If I had the money for a gentlemen's day sailor that would never get wet I'd love it.