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Topic Title: custom filet table
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Created On: 08/16/2019 04:02 PM
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 08/16/2019 04:02 PM
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Long Beard

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Recently saw a listing on Craiglist from a company that made these rad looking filet tables 100% our of starboard. Post has since been deleted and I didn't get the companies info. They were located in Sanford. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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 08/18/2019 02:03 PM
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i know you said Sanford but was it possibly Boat Outfitters in Ocoee? my best guess. here's a link Boat Outfitters

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 08/19/2019 05:30 AM
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Long Beard

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Thanks for the link, but it wasn't them. The legs and everything were Starboard on this one. Pretty cool. Not toooo pricey either. Crazy what these companies are charging for a decent size filet table. I'll probably just end up buying the cutting boards and building the rest.



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 08/19/2019 10:01 AM
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If you're looking to save $, build it out of PT, then put a generic starboard / pvc panel top. Home Depot has sheets.... edit: just saw that site has smaller sheets too. I'm planning on doing one like this at my house as well

Edited: 08/19/2019 at 10:04 AM by Plan B
 08/22/2019 11:36 AM
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Long Beard

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Bought a sheet from Austin Industries on Ellis. Will report back within the next week with photos of finished product : )

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 08/23/2019 06:37 AM
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Nice. please do. Had another idea. If you didnt want it out of wood, you could use threaded galvanized pipe for the legs/frame and screw on flanges to attach to top and floor..... then spray paint with rustoleum epoxy paint for corrosion resistance. (alot cheaper than powder coating
 08/24/2019 05:34 AM
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Long Beard

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Actually building the entire frame out of PVC to keep it light.

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 08/25/2019 05:43 AM
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Plan B

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Ho brah.... PVC gonna hold up da fat kine Ono?
 08/25/2019 06:23 AM
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Long Beard

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2" PVC cuz! Solid, just needs a beer holder.



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 08/25/2019 08:06 AM
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NICE! looks great! So it's pretty solid? How much was the final $$ cost? but yes...needs TWO beer holders
 08/26/2019 05:47 PM
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Long Beard

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Thanks, solid for sure. Anything smaller than 2" PVC probably wouldn't be though. I know an awesome plumber who has a taste for Snook that he doesn't have to catch himself, so I didn't have to pay for the PVC and fittings this time. I think its around $60 worth of that stuff though, then around $100 for cutting board after tax. $5 or $6 in stainless steel hardware. Top is 54" x 20" with 4" backsplash.

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 08/27/2019 05:34 AM
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HA.... Ive made a few fish barters this summer myself. So probably close to $200 total if you had to buy everything? How did you attach the top? I dont see screw holes, did you use brackets underneath?
 08/28/2019 09:08 AM
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Long Beard

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Yeah, probably around $200. I drilled out 4 presets and dropped bolts through the top, then covered bolt head and leveled off with 5200.

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Edited: 08/28/2019 at 09:09 AM by Long Beard
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i have a giant three dish sink that would work great if your interested very heavy duty 321 759 3779 eric
 10/15/2019 09:38 AM
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I found an old residential diving board at someone's curb and put PVC legs under it and 3 guys can get after it at a time. Built it nice and tall for the back. The rough texture provided a good fish grip bonus. Incase you run across an old diving board
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