new salon table

Sep 15, 2009
6,244
S2 9.2a Fairhope Al
OK here is my rendition of a salon table for S2 9.2a ...it is made out of andaroba planks and biscuit joined together and glued with gorilla glue....it is finished with watco teak oil (6 coats)...i didn't like the original table design and it was too boxy and had sharp corners....i think this will suet me just fine....see pics below

regards

woody
 

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Sep 15, 2009
6,244
S2 9.2a Fairhope Al
Nice! Why gorilla glue and not epoxy?
Thank you ....the gorilla glue is water proof (urethane based) and it holds well ...also it does not leave a line in the joints and saturates the biscuits very well and sands well with out disturbing the glue joints ...epoxy is hard to sand and leaves traces of the clean up when you get the run over on the squeeze out from clamping......

regards

woody
 

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Dec 20, 2003
1,509
Catalina 27 . St. Mary's Georgia
It has been my experience with Gorilla glue that when it is applied correctly and cured, the wood around it will give before the glued joint.

Nice table.
 
Feb 20, 2011
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Island Packet 35 Tucson, AZ/San Carlos, MX
Thank you ....the gorilla glue is water proof (urethane based) and it holds well ...also it does not leave a line in the joints and saturates the biscuits very well and sands well with out disturbing the glue joints ...epoxy is hard to sand and leaves traces of the clean up when you get the run over on the squeeze out from clamping......

regards

woody
It'll also take a stain if that's ever in the plan. Damned fine glue.
 
Feb 11, 2006
141
Hunter 34 Galveston,Texas
Nice...good job....I like that shape.We are currently reconfiguring the interior on or 34 Hunter. We got rid of that gigantic table and I built one of these instead.

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Ted

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Jan 26, 2005
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C&C 110 Bay Shore, Long Island, NY
Hey Woody, nice table design and beautiful finish. I can't wait to see what your cabin sole is going to look like. You are going to refinish that too aren't you? :D
 
Jul 8, 2012
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Helms 25 indiana
that's one mighty fine looking piece of work. well done.. hopefully mine will turn out as nice as those..
 
Sep 2, 2009
339
Hunter Vision-32 New Hamburg, NY
Woodster and SprayGun ... great tables!!! SprayGun - how did you do the Compass Rose? Is that a wood inlay, vinyl or ????
 
Sep 15, 2009
6,244
S2 9.2a Fairhope Al
Hey Woody, nice table design and beautiful finish. I can't wait to see what your cabin sole is going to look like. You are going to refinish that too aren't you? :D
no i don't think i will refinish the sole....but i am going to replace it with new teak and holly and finish that it will take about 1 and 1/2 sheets to do the job ..thanks for the complement...

regards

woody
 
Sep 15, 2009
6,244
S2 9.2a Fairhope Al
that's one mighty fine looking piece of work. well done.. hopefully mine will turn out as nice as those..
thanks...you will do just fine just don't rush the finishing work and take no short cuts...

regards

woody
 
Sep 15, 2009
6,244
S2 9.2a Fairhope Al
Plus epoxy won't swell biscuits, Gorilla glue will
that is correct as all that has been said about gorilla glue here good stuff...it was perfected in Holland and is used in the wooden boat industry with great success...

regards

woody
 
Feb 11, 2006
141
Hunter 34 Galveston,Texas
I started out trying to paint the compass rose on first. But it got to be so complicated. And it would have taken me two weeks to do it. That I went down to local printing shop and had a decal made. And put it underneath the clear coat first. I sprayed on about 12 coats of clear coat Then I couldn't stop myself so I did my cock pit table as well.

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Feb 11, 2006
141
Hunter 34 Galveston,Texas
That's funny. You're pretty close to that description. I just like to make things shiny.
 
Nov 9, 2012
2,500
Oday 192 Lake Nockamixon
Yeah, I wouldn't use epoxy for an interior lamination like that, either. For properly smooth, tight joints, clamped well so that the glue doesn't foam up, Gorilla Glue is a fine choice for this application, and even Titebond 2 or 3 would be good also.

That is a great looking table! Do you feel the need for fiddles on the sides to keep stuff from slipping off? Or are you only using the table in a protected area with limited wave action? Do other boat wakes disturb a table enough to require fiddles? These are questions I've been wondering if I build a table myself…