The table is a quite simple construction. It takes apart into three pieces, the board itself and two legs that look like upside down "T"s.
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| My cockpit table | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| I have been asked about my cockpit table. In fact it was made by the previous owner and came with the boat. The table is a quite simple construction. It takes apart into three pieces, the board itself and two legs that look like upside down "T"s. |
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| The table just stands on the cockpit floor. However I find it very stable. Of course I only use it in port or while anchored. The tiller can be lashed to either side so that it is not as much in the way as on the picture. This will also prevent the rudder from swinging. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Here are the dimensions for the table parts. Additionally the leg pipes diameter is 3,5cm /1,5''. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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