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    Deck Extension

    I am going to add a deck extension to my boat this next week along with new carpet...heres the situation. Do I want to glass the extension in or do i just screw it in somehow or will the weight of the wood keep it down????

    here is what it will look like http://mysite.verizon.net/res1x8d8/boatrestore/
    This is keith lail's deck extension page...wonderful job...
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    Re: Deck Extension (Bassman23)

    nice

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    Re: Deck Extension (Bassman23)

    Looks good. Keep us posted.

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    Re: Deck Extension (Bassman23)

    It would really depend on how permanent you want it to be. If you want it to be removable I would still find some points to scew it to something. Looks like a good project.
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    Re: Deck Extension (Skeet'r89)

    I did the same thing. And I didn't want to start drilling holes to anchor is down. So I took it for a test drive to see if it would move or bounce. It didn't, so I left it alone. Your's appear to be a pretty snug fit also. I would take a test ride with it and see what happens.

    BTW - looks good.








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    Re: Deck Extension (Bassman23)

    I made mine so it was tight in where it sits.
    You literally have to stand on it so it seats all the way down.
    Stays well.Have since tinted the carpet on it to match the rest.



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    Re: Deck Extension (cyclone70)

    I'm finishing up my rear deck this week. I am going to put threaded inserts into my boat, so I can remove the deck whenever I want. This way, I won't have to rely on the screws holding after they have been put in and removed 20 times.

    Here's a link to a threaded insert.

    http://woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=1048

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