Hallett teak floor question

[Cumberland]

If the sub floor is in good shape you could shed some weight and do it old school. I bought a 12 foot beam for about 200 bucks in 2017 and milled my own flooring.

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that is bada$$. awesome job man.

 

[Racey]

If the sub floor is in good shape you could shed some weight and do it old school. I bought a 12 foot beam for about 200 bucks in 2017 and milled my own flooring.

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Wow dude, that is impressive. Nice WORK!

 

[Marios Metalworks]

If the sub floor is in good shape you could shed some weight and do it old school. I bought a 12 foot beam for about 200 bucks in 2017 and milled my own flooring.

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Did you use the spare wood to build a teak box for your nuts? Dude that is sick.

 

[mesquito_creek]

Did you use the spare wood to build a teak box for your nuts? Dude that is sick.

No! lol... but I wore out my knee pads blowing my belt sander!
Here is the build thread:

1987 Eliminator Whaler Resto

I am restoring my whaler and tore out the old floor. It looks like in 1987 Eliminator used 16 penny nails to hold down the 3/4 plywood flooring. What is the preferred method going forward? Otherwise, the hull and stringers are in great shape for the age, nothing to do but replace two bulk...

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[Marios Metalworks]

Here is the build thread:

1987 Eliminator Whaler Resto

I am restoring my whaler and tore out the old floor. It looks like in 1987 Eliminator used 16 penny nails to hold down the 3/4 plywood flooring. What is the preferred method going forward? Otherwise, the hull and stringers are in great shape for the age, nothing to do but replace two bulk...

www.riverdavesplace.com

Oh and here I was thinking I’d get something done today...