Jim Baldwin
Member II
Stowable tables and pedestal systems are in The West Marine book or at your local RV store. Whats wrong with the Teak fold-up table that came with the boat?
This guy built a table for his E-27. At the bottom of the page are photos and a Readme file on how he built it.
ftp://ftp.sailnet.com/ericson/ericson-27/can-do-II/
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ftp://ftp.sailnet.com/ericson/ericson-27/can-do-II/
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Jim Baldwin
Member II
If you havn't seen one...
This is the factory, fold-up, drop-leaf table. I've added some Magogany trim on the side and under the table and some heavy stainless hinges. I also replaced the wood legs with tubular steel, RV type. I really couldn't improve on the table itself. It is made from solid Teak and teak plywood. It's a pretty nice and expensive piece of woodwork and something you don't see in newer production boats. (I am a professional woodworker). The truth is though, the table fully set-up, fills the whole cabin. It's just perfect for a cozy Thanksgiving dinner for ten. I like it anyway but usually I leave it right where you see it.
This is the factory, fold-up, drop-leaf table. I've added some Magogany trim on the side and under the table and some heavy stainless hinges. I also replaced the wood legs with tubular steel, RV type. I really couldn't improve on the table itself. It is made from solid Teak and teak plywood. It's a pretty nice and expensive piece of woodwork and something you don't see in newer production boats. (I am a professional woodworker). The truth is though, the table fully set-up, fills the whole cabin. It's just perfect for a cozy Thanksgiving dinner for ten. I like it anyway but usually I leave it right where you see it.
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