Finally finished the cleanin table

[gonzalesdave]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

Even with treated wood I should seal it?


Thanks for all the positive compliments guys!

It is very nice. I would stain/seal it with mineral oil.


I am working on one myself. I used a non transparent stain on mine and made a concrete countertop. It's solid!

[gonzalesdave]

Here is mine

And the sink section I added last week. I still have to make a matching cabinet door and sand/seal the bartop and sink section.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Looks good Dave.
Don't worry fool, sc sticker comin

[simplepeddler]

Dave, was it that top made of??

[Salty]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

Even with treated wood I should seal it?


Thanks for all the positive compliments guys!

Yes sir, but wait about 30 days with the table sitting in the sun. Wood preservative will not soak into fresh treated lumber.....but the fishy smell eventually will if you don't treat it. There's some stuff called CWF (clear wood finish) that'd be ideal. DON'T USE POLYURETHANE...........it will peel.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Originally Posted by Salty

Yes sir, but wait about 30 days with the table sitting in the sun. Wood preservative will not soak into fresh treated lumber.....but the fishy smell eventually will if you don't treat it. There's some stuff called CWF (clear wood finish) that'd be ideal. DON'T USE POLYURETHANE...........it will peel.

I will look into it thanks

[bjhooper82]

looks really nice

[Flatfishfreak]

Nice table man!Now lets fill it with flatties

[PaulMyers]

Both cleaning stations look really nice. Great job guys!

[fishinpox]

I made one like this but used composite deck boards so the stink wouldn't set in

[fishinpox]

Btw yers looks good!!

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by fishinpox

I made one like this but used composite deck boards so the stink wouldn't set in

Let me know when you get some more composite deck boards as scrap. That sounds like a perfect product to use.

[huntin fool]

Originally Posted by PaulMyers

Let me know when you get some more composite deck boards as scrap. That sounds like a perfect product to use.

Stuff is expensive.. Looked into doing our deck like that.. Regretting not doing it.. Stuff is nice.

[Top Dawg]

That's nice. I'm plannin on building one soon.

[Hopedale Hustler]

Good looking deal man I'd like that sucka at the house....my picnic table stinks to high hell and is too low to be cleaning fish...But I'd rather clean fish at the marina...Less work

[gonzalesdave]

All I need now is somewhere to chunk the heads. (they will stink if you chunk the in your curb and gutter drain....or so I hear)

[BigChaf]

Nice, very nice, now we can clean fish at your house, you still don't have a handy gully near by.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Originally Posted by BigChaf

Nice, very nice, now we can clean fish at your house, you still don't have a handy gully near by.

Gully isnt too far, just gotta make sure the bucket doesnt tip over in my truck before I get there!

[Ray]

It needs a knife holder and a paper towel holder. Then perfect.
If you find an old stainless steel refrigerator, cut out the sides and use it to cover the table.

And we need to see a picture of you planking on top of it.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Originally Posted by Ray

It needs a knife holder and a paper towel holder. Then perfect.
If you find an old stainless steel refrigerator, cut out the sides and use it to cover the table.

And we need to see a picture of you planking on top of it.

Haha, good suggestions, definately got the plank pic comin soon. Might even Owl it!