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Hi All,
I'm missing a number of elbow catches on drawers (especially in the galley which is really annoying in boisterous seas). I hate the crappy Perko ones, even their brass ones. But I found a supplier of the catches that match the ones we already have:
The part is PLC206B; CATCH, ELBOW BURN. BRASS They are $10.10 each – more than the Perko, but far nicer.
Regards,
Bob
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Every 10 years or so, Yung-Mi earns her keep. Try Rockler (http://www.rockler.com), solid brass elbow catch, $6.29@. Now I have to wait another 10 years.
-Adam Silverstein-iPhone (“trust everyone but cut the cards”)
On Feb 25, 2009, at 6:31 PM, Robert Fine < ([email][/email])> wrote:
Hi All,
I’m missing a number of elbow catches on drawers (especially in the galley which is really annoying in boisterous seas). I hate the crappy Perko ones, even their brass ones. But I found a supplier of the catches that match the ones we already have:
The part is PLC206B; CATCH, ELBOW BURN. BRASS They are $10.10 each – more than the Perko, but far nicer.
Regards,
Bob
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Hi Adam,
That's true – but it doesn't look like ours – it's extruded and cut. The one from C.G. Edwards is cast, exactly like the ones already installed, at least in the older boats.
I wanted to match them, so that's why the extra $3.50 or so. But truly, in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter all that much. (but I can be really picky)
Thanks,
Bob
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 6:46 PM, adam silverstein < ([email][/email])> wrote:
Every 10 years or so, Yung-Mi earns her keep. Try Rockler (http://www.rockler.com), solid brass elbow catch, $6.29@. Now I have to wait another 10 years.
-Adam Silverstein-iPhone (“trust everyone but cut the cards”)
On Feb 25, 2009, at 6:31 PM, Robert Fine < ([email][/email])> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm missing a number of elbow catches on drawers (especially in the galley which is really annoying in boisterous seas). I hate the crappy Perko ones, even their brass ones. But I found a supplier of the catches that match the ones we already have:
The part is PLC206B; CATCH, ELBOW BURN. BRASS They are $10.10 each – more than the Perko, but far nicer.
Regards,
Bob
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try these:
http://www.sailorsams.com/mall/elbow-catch.asp
Robert Fine wrote:
Hi All,
I’m missing a number of elbow catches on drawers (especially in the
galley which is really annoying in boisterous seas). I hate the
crappy Perko ones, even their brass ones. But I found a supplier of
the catches that match the ones we already have:cgedwards.com
The part is PLC206B; CATCH, ELBOW BURN. BRASS They are $10.10 each –
more than the Perko, but far nicer.Regards,
Bob
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Bob Fine
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Hi Pete, these are the same extruded and sliced catches Adam mentioned, just a different price. Rockler hasn't got the best prices for hardware.
Follow this link for a close up of the catch I'm talking about: http://www.cgedwards.com/phoenix/206.jpg, or for the whole page, http://www.cgedwards.com/phoenix/phnx3.htmlI will know about the screws fitting the holes this weekend.
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Hey You – When will you be in Belize? J No pressure. Smiles. Julie – I’m off to teach a workshop at a local yoga studio Larry is working on the boat – and we are enjoying Mexico. Warmly, Julie
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Hi Rich,
I'm happy to. Here they are:
The part is PLC206B; CATCH, ELBOW BURN. BRASS They are $10.10 each – more than the Perko, but far nicer. http://www.cgedwards.com/phoenix/206.jpg, or for the whole page, http://www.cgedwards.com/phoenix/phnx3.html
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While we’re talking about the drawers, the cover from the stove was tossed through the galley. I forgot to secure the oven before going sailing. On the way down the top took the drawer pull teak ring right off the face of the drawer. Now the hole has a rough finish and could cause splinters. The hole is larger than any of the finger holes that I can find. Any help would be appreciated.
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Which finger hole was taken out? I purchased a supply from Pearson before they closed… may have an extra.
Cada Grove
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Quote:While we’re talking about the drawers, the cover from the stove was tossed through the galley. I forgot to secure the oven before going sailing. On the way down the top took the drawer pull teak ring right off the face of the drawer. Now the hole has a rough finish and could cause splinters. The hole is larger than any of the finger holes that I can find. Any help would be appreciated.Linus
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The finger hole on the bottom galley drawer. It is about 1/4 inch bigger than the ones that WM stocks. I found some in Thailand but shipping and special order prices are over the top. I have thought of trying to make some with different size hole saws.
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If you need to enlarge a hole, the best drill bit to use is a step-drill bit. Of course one to enlarge beyond 1″ could be expensive, but still a good tool to have in your kit.
John
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 4:04 PM, Paul Lefebvre < ([email][/email])> wrote:
Linus:
What is the size of hole – Marinco AFI has teak pulls for a 1.25″ hole. Available in either 5/8″ or 1″ length.
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Didn't read the thread closely enough. Thought the problem was the available ring pull were too large for the hole in the drawer. Step-drill bit is still a good tool, but may not have much to do with this issue.
John
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 5:15 PM, John Stevenson < ([email][/email])> wrote:
If you need to enlarge a hole, the best drill bit to use is a step-drill bit. Of course one to enlarge beyond 1″ could be expensive, but still a good tool to have in your kit.
John
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Linus:
What is the size of hole – Marinco AFI has teak pulls for a 1.25″ hole. Available in either 5/8″ or 1″ length.
Paul
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Hi Bob,
Did the screw holes align?
Phil Fontaine
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