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    Default New wooden rail project

    There is one thing that I have never liked about my Blackman. The height and size of the stern rails. After fishing a friends boat last week who has a nice wooden rail around his boat he built custom, I decided it was time to make my self one. I rasied them from 28" to 32". Here is a short pictorial of the rails.
    My templet and mockup
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    The new 1 1/4 stainless uprights I made (I still need to polish them)
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    New railing getting coated with sekkins marine sealer
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    The finshed rails
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    I noticed on your buddies rail there is an outboard support with a rod holder. Do you think you will also need a support at the cabin end of the rail?
    Phil

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    Sweet looking rails. Adding the extra hight is a great improvement IMO.

    Mike
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    Polished SS and finished teak---very nice. Patron has a hinged section in the rail that makes getting Big Moe in the boat a lot easier...RT

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    Thanks Guys, kicked but to get them done in time to fish the won whiteseabass/halibut tournament. That story will be on another post. Phil, I don’t think I’m going to put the extra support. The uprights are 1 1/4 tube and the rail is stronger than the original one.

    Joe

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    I think your rail is a great addition. Like RT said...Teak and SS whats not to like.
    Phil

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