[C320-list] Table Configuration..

[Bruce Stanley]

Hi Annika
That is a solution to the problem.
I have not made this modification, but think it is only a matter of cutting
the port side curve out of the table (straight-edging it) to then attach a
hinged-leaf to same. However this would then add an unwanted 2 level 'main'
table (affecting the main table forward on the mast).
Perhaps the solution would be to have this extra port-side extension in an
easy attach manner.
This can then be stored when not required (in our case 99% of the time).
I hope to work out these logistics, soon.

Bruce Stanley
Sydney Australia (ex-Toronto and loving it ;o))
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On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 3:27 PM, annika brancato <annikabrancato at hotmail.com
> wrote:

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> The attached link has a modified table arrangement on a Catalina 320.  I'd
> be interested in finding out how this was done.    It looks like the table
> is hinged, and when folded out can be used from the port settee.  We've been
> contemplating something similar but wasn't quite sure how to go about it.
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>  http://madmariner.com/vessels/sail_reviews/story/CATALINA_320_040309_VS
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> If anyone else has done something similar let me know.
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> Annika
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> Snapshot 95
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> Toronto, Canada
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