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With a heat gun, I bent a piece of flexible molding around the table for the rocking lip. Used a nail gun to hold it in place. Then putty for the nail holes.
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Installing the table hinges. Part of the table rests on the crossmember. The stick is just to ensure it's all level before I screw the hinges to the teak hinge mounts.
With a heat gun, I bent a piece of flexible molding around the table for the rocking lip. Used a nail gun to hold it in place. Then putty for the nail holes.
Since I have trouble getting marks/stains off of starboard, I laminated the table with the same white laminate I used in the cabin around the sink/stove.
Hinges with 3 coats of spar varnish on the supports. Ready to be mounted.
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With a heat gun, I bent a piece of flexible molding around the table for the rocking lip. Used a nail gun to hold it in place. Then putty for the nail holes.

With a heat gun, I bent a piece of flexible molding around the table for the rocking lip. Used a nail gun to hold it in place. Then putty for the nail holes.
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Hinge wood supports made from an old teak deck chair.
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