[C320-list] Table Configuration..

[Chris Burti]

There are two different boats shown and thus two tables.

The table on the older boat clearly can't function by simply opening the
table as the compression post would be in the way. A table fly that large
would also need some pretty substantial supports if not a leg or two to
support its weight when open, neither of which shows in the picture. I
suppose the lower table fly might be cut out for the post and if the hinges
are pinned, the rig could be skewed and put back together around the
compression post, but this doesn't appear to be very convenient if that is
the way it is done.

I would love to see how they actually deploy this fly rather than just
guessing.

On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 11:27 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.
>
>
>  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
>
> Snapshot 95
>
> Toronto, Canada
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