Plastic storage
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This clever idea from Richard Frye - check out his boat
page.
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Richard Frye makes wooden L shaped runners to accept
standard RubberMaid containers. They seal tightly and you can see at a
glance what is where. This shot is of storage he added to his Featherwind
- (Dave Carnell's "$200 Sailboat") |
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This is under the side decks of his Weekender. (Which he
just logged 150 sea miles on from Savanah down the coast.) |
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He ultimately added little single screw turn catches, made
from the stops used to hold aluminum screens in place. It keep them from
sliding out unexpectedly. |
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