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nauticallumber posted 04-05-2010 08:21 PM ET (US)
New Products Offered by Nautical Lumber Co.
Louvered Doors: Small $195 Large $225.00 Un-finished
Teak RPS Seat Back (No Hardware) $475.00 Un-Finished
40th Anv. Edition Mahogany Interior Varnish: $950.00
17' Super Sport Mahogany Interior Varnish $1450.00
Currituck Mahogany Interior varnish $950.00
OutRage 18' & 22' Consoles with blzck or white lines $3700.00
...plus shipping
We can alter any interior to suit your needs for an additional fee.
All orders are custom made.
Any questions, please call or email us.
Regards,
Mike Stennett
Nautical Lumber Co
586-777-1288
Mike@NauticalLumber.com
Deoxy posted 04-08-2010 12:33 PM ET (US)
Can I ask you how your RPS backrests are fastened? Are they screwed and pluged or plate joined?
Do you use genuine Honduras mahogany or Burmese teak? African and Sapele (fake) mahogany's are not suitable for salt water environments and Plantation teak has inferior rot resistance.
What would the addition of the rod holders and handles cost?
Also, does your prices on the louvered doors include the frames and hinges and what wood are they made from?
Deoxy
nauticallumber posted 04-08-2010 02:35 PM ET (US)
Deoxy
RPS Seats are made from Yacht Quality Teak -Burmese
Stainless steel screws Pluged with teak plugs.
I don't sell the hardware for the RPS
Louvered doors priced above are for the doors only
add $30 per door for frame work. We do not offer hinges & locks at this time.
Regards,
Mike Stennett
Nautical Lumber Co
586-777-1288
L H G posted 04-08-2010 04:54 PM ET (US)
Mike - I have to ask...even though I'm not interested.
As an owner of an 18 Outrage, with all original fiberglass center console, how are you doing one of these with "black or white lines"? Seems odd to me, and I wasn't aware you were doing fiberglass molding work. Am I missing something here?
nauticallumber posted 04-08-2010 05:13 PM ET (US)
LHG,
Miss print 21 & 22 outrage consoles with a teak & black or teak & white UPPER half like the originals. Plywood bottom shot with algrip.
Mike
L H G posted 04-08-2010 05:35 PM ET (US)
Are you talking a reproduction of the original teak console used in the 1971 & 1972 model year Ribside 21's? Like this?
That is some complicated woodworking.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v429/lgoltz/Outrage%2021/?action=view& current=DSCN1357.jpg .
If so, sounds nice. I assume the fiberglass base unit is reproduced in the painted plywood you mentioned? EVen that is a fairly complicated mold. Sounds very nice. I recently discovered what Whaler used for seam filler on those consoles. You can find it on Whaler Central.
All of your work is beautiful. I wish I had a need for some of it!
Jeff posted 04-08-2010 05:43 PM ET (US)
Larry,
Yes Mike is reproducing the classic 21 Ribside Consoles.
ConB posted 04-08-2010 06:08 PM ET (US)
Mike, I'm curious, were you able to train a CNC router to mortise all the louvers into the door rails?
Con
L H G posted 04-08-2010 06:43 PM ET (US)
Thanks for that information, Jeff. Since I assume you have seen one of these, is the plywood base a faithful reproduction, and strong enough to hold up to the ride these hulls can dish out? I am anxious to see some photos.
They sound like a great opportunity for use in a Smoothside 21 console upgrade. But I understand Fred Caldwell does not have the pattern for the console rail. He needs an existing one to re-pattern.
I absolutely love this big teak console, especially raised 4" as I have done and outfitted with the tan Mills windscreen. I like it much better than any of the traditional fiberglass consoles I have in the other boats.
The front panel does need to be re-inforced for use with a Teleflex rear mount hydraulic helm, however.
nauticallumber posted 04-08-2010 07:14 PM ET (US)
Con,
The slots for the louvered doors are done with a jig and router.

Mike
nauticallumber posted 04-15-2010 10:09 AM ET (US)
.....all emails have been answered. Thank you for your orders!
Mike Stennett
Nautical Lumber Co
586-777-1288

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Author	Topic: Teak Louvered Doors, RPS Backrest, 40th Anv Interior, 17' Super Sport interior
nauticallumber	posted 04-05-2010 08:21 PM ET (US) New Products Offered by Nautical Lumber Co. Louvered Doors: Small $195 Large $225.00 Un-finished Teak RPS Seat Back (No Hardware) $475.00 Un-Finished 40th Anv. Edition Mahogany Interior Varnish: $950.00 17' Super Sport Mahogany Interior Varnish $1450.00 Currituck Mahogany Interior varnish $950.00 OutRage 18' & 22' Consoles with blzck or white lines $3700.00 ...plus shipping We can alter any interior to suit your needs for an additional fee. All orders are custom made. Any questions, please call or email us. Regards, Mike Stennett Nautical Lumber Co 586-777-1288 Mike@NauticalLumber.com
Deoxy	posted 04-08-2010 12:33 PM ET (US) Can I ask you how your RPS backrests are fastened? Are they screwed and pluged or plate joined? Do you use genuine Honduras mahogany or Burmese teak? African and Sapele (fake) mahogany's are not suitable for salt water environments and Plantation teak has inferior rot resistance. What would the addition of the rod holders and handles cost? Also, does your prices on the louvered doors include the frames and hinges and what wood are they made from? Deoxy
nauticallumber	posted 04-08-2010 02:35 PM ET (US) Deoxy RPS Seats are made from Yacht Quality Teak -Burmese Stainless steel screws Pluged with teak plugs. I don't sell the hardware for the RPS Louvered doors priced above are for the doors only add $30 per door for frame work. We do not offer hinges & locks at this time. Regards, Mike Stennett Nautical Lumber Co 586-777-1288
L H G	posted 04-08-2010 04:54 PM ET (US) Mike - I have to ask...even though I'm not interested. As an owner of an 18 Outrage, with all original fiberglass center console, how are you doing one of these with "black or white lines"? Seems odd to me, and I wasn't aware you were doing fiberglass molding work. Am I missing something here?
nauticallumber	posted 04-08-2010 05:13 PM ET (US) LHG, Miss print 21 & 22 outrage consoles with a teak & black or teak & white UPPER half like the originals. Plywood bottom shot with algrip. Mike
L H G	posted 04-08-2010 05:35 PM ET (US) Are you talking a reproduction of the original teak console used in the 1971 & 1972 model year Ribside 21's? Like this? That is some complicated woodworking. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v429/lgoltz/Outrage%2021/?action=view& current=DSCN1357.jpg . If so, sounds nice. I assume the fiberglass base unit is reproduced in the painted plywood you mentioned? EVen that is a fairly complicated mold. Sounds very nice. I recently discovered what Whaler used for seam filler on those consoles. You can find it on Whaler Central. All of your work is beautiful. I wish I had a need for some of it!
Jeff	posted 04-08-2010 05:43 PM ET (US) Larry, Yes Mike is reproducing the classic 21 Ribside Consoles.
ConB	posted 04-08-2010 06:08 PM ET (US) Mike, I'm curious, were you able to train a CNC router to mortise all the louvers into the door rails? Con
L H G	posted 04-08-2010 06:43 PM ET (US) Thanks for that information, Jeff. Since I assume you have seen one of these, is the plywood base a faithful reproduction, and strong enough to hold up to the ride these hulls can dish out? I am anxious to see some photos. They sound like a great opportunity for use in a Smoothside 21 console upgrade. But I understand Fred Caldwell does not have the pattern for the console rail. He needs an existing one to re-pattern. I absolutely love this big teak console, especially raised 4" as I have done and outfitted with the tan Mills windscreen. I like it much better than any of the traditional fiberglass consoles I have in the other boats. The front panel does need to be re-inforced for use with a Teleflex rear mount hydraulic helm, however.
nauticallumber	posted 04-08-2010 07:14 PM ET (US) Con, The slots for the louvered doors are done with a jig and router. Mike
nauticallumber	posted 04-15-2010 10:09 AM ET (US) .....all emails have been answered. Thank you for your orders! Mike Stennett Nautical Lumber Co 586-777-1288