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  • flatH2O
    • Jul 2007
    • 1



    New TEAK platforms

    I could not find anyone who offered new ski platforms..So I made my own New TEAK .....Out with the old in with the new.....Pics to follow
  • MHayes
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Aug 2004
    • 830

    • Roswell, GA


    #2
    RE: New TEAK platforms

    I'm looking to make a transom guard out of teak....where did you get your teak from?
    2001 Air Nautique

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    • G-man
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Jun 2004
      • 428

      • Allen, Texas


      #3
      RE: New TEAK platforms

      try Teak World, Lebenon, TN, 1-615-444-7269
      Current
      2003 SkiNautique 206 LE Yellow - Black - Silver Cloud

      Previous Fleet
      2006 Ski Nautique 196 SE Titanium - Black- Silver Cloud
      2004 Ski Nautique 206 LE Red - Black - Silver Cloud
      1993 Mastercraft Stars & Stripes 190 Red

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      • DWhitt
        • Apr 2006
        • 140

        • Gainesville, GA

        • 2006 SAN 220 TE Previous Boat: 2002 SAN 210 TE

        #4
        RE: New TEAK platforms

        Hey MHayes, I'm looking to make the same for my 210. I live nearby. Interested in getting together and making 2?
        I have a table saw and access to some other tools. Let me know.

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        • MHayes
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Aug 2004
          • 830

          • Roswell, GA


          #5
          RE: New TEAK platforms

          DWhitt, do you know any places around ATL to get some teak? I was also thinking about make one out or Corian. Here's a few pics of some that I have seen, including the Corian one. I'd like to make one a little taller than these though.
          2001 Air Nautique

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          • SuperAir
            • Jul 2003
            • 73

            • Texas


            #6
            RE: New TEAK platforms

            Mhayes, the second pic you have is/was on my 02 SA. I believe they were basically two sheets of corian glued together so they were about 1" thick then chamferred and routed to fit the deck. I buddy of mine was in the counter top business at the time and made those for me for free. I can see the reasoning behind wanting to make them bigger from looking at the pics but they worked great at the size they were. I did not have one ding on the back of my boat from a board. Although for beginners I usually went to the transom and stepped on their board just to make sure they didn't ding things up. I am rather anal about stuff like that.

            Here is another couple pics of the profile. He actually just made templates out of cardboard to make the transom guards and the next time I went to see him we installed them.


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