Hatch screen - Great Wood Work

[lazybone]

Existing trim hinged and screened.

[Rick Johnson]

Now that looks like a great idea...

[lazybone]

V-berth screen.
Lots of scribbing.

[Ken Juul]

I dock bow in so I use the front hatch quite a bit as a loading hatch.  Does it easily remove or swing open out of the way?

If you don't mind sharing your secrets, all your projects would be great additions to the Wiki.  Though not all of us have your wood working skills.  Happy to help post if you aren't wiki conversant yet.

[lazybone]

It hangs straight down but I guess a clip could be installed to hold it up and against the overhead?
Your trying to embarrass me the wiki thing Ken.  I just figured out how to post a pic.

[Ron Hill]

Aldo & All : You all can see my center hatch screen if you look in the Mainsheet tech notes/Projects (w/pictures) November 2004! 
I used the hinges that have the pull out pins, in case you want to remove the screen for loading or cleaning !!  A thought

[Michael Shaner]

Those simply have to be the sexiest screens on the planet...and i sure am appreciating your camera...

[lazybone]

Thanks and you should see my legs.

[Rick Johnson]

TMI, but I agree that your woodwork is great!

Cheers,

Rick

[kevMar]

I went on the Main Sheet Tech Notes Nov 2004 and all i found was rudder modification ????

[Ron Hill]

kev : Sorry about that, as I guess that the article I sent in for the Nov 2004 Mainsheet never got published!!!. 
Send me your Email address and I'll send you a copy of the article and pictures. 

[lazybone]

Someone changed the title of this thread.
I would never have said that.

[Stu Jackson]

Great work deserves recognition.

[kevMar]

How were you able to get the teak off and then how did you attach the screen?

[kevMar]

Never mind i was able to find the instructions    thank you