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The direct link: https://www.pearson424.org/gallery/UNABATED-Refer-Project
I’m not sure what the project was. I take it you added the left-hand access hatch and the bottom door, is that correct?
I’m curious about this shot from the inside looking outboard: https://www.pearson424.org/gallery/UNABATED-Refer-Project/IMG_0172
My P.O. closed up a bunch of the refer but I think they just did it by putting some panels inside and did not actually add insulation or remove the old refer liner. Is this picture the original box, i.e., if I started removing stuff I’d find a huge area we’re not using behind my now smaller refer?The reason I ask is that while I think our smaller refer is pretty close to ideal; I’m also thinking I want to get into all that space back there and use it for something else.
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Wow Alan!
That looks really marvelous! I'd love to do that with my box because I can't reach the bottom. I have the 'L' shaped galley.
Bob
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 6:55 AM, alan P < ([email][/email])> wrote:
My completed Refer Project pictures can now be viewed
in the 424 Photo Gallery.
Also pics of my new opening ports.
Alan
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I second the wow alan!
How much time did this take you?
I’ve been eyeballing the whole countertop thinking of updating with corian or something… I really like the door in the bottom though, neither one of us can reach the bottom. Well, I can get a beer, but if it falls over I have to climb in, which takes is far too close to ‘exercise’ which is the last thing I want whilst digging for a coldie.
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Both the front opening door and the counter top
opening were time consuming winter projects. Because
of the thickness (6 inches) the angles on the door
were critical. I made several prototypes.
The teak was expensive because I used 3/4 inch. It was
nerve racking to cut. Measure a few times, set up the
saw, cut a test piece, think about it for a while,
then cut.
Then installing the plates, I ruptured my right bicep
tendon. Probably no sailing this summer!.. makes for a
nice cottage though.
alan
— Aaron Lynch <> wrote:I second the wow alan!
How much time did this take you?
I¹ve been eyeballing the whole countertop thinking
of updating with corian
or something… I really like the door in the
bottom though, neither one
of us can reach the bottom. Well, I can get a beer,
but if it falls over I
have to climb in, which takes is far too close to
Œexercise¹ which is the
last thing I want whilst digging for a coldie.
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