Anyone out there know a good S.O.S for a chart table? My commcen is begging for refurbishment and a well made wooden chart table would set it off.

I recently built a heavy duty oak chart table for the bridge on CGC JOSHUA APPLEBY here in St. Pete Florida. If you provide me with a good off line email addess I'll send you some pics. They were very happy with it. Their old original metal one fell apart. Where is your COMCEN? Standing by.

Randy Maxson
Maxson Marine Consulting, Inc.
BOSN4 USCG RET

Thanks for the info. Please feel free to send any pictures to ckatelnikoff@hotmail.com and/or cameron.c.katelnikoff@uscg.mil
I look forward to further correspondence

I had the chart table on NORTHLAND made last january. Best damn thing I've ever seen on a cutter. The website is www.vanmetertable.com Obviously go to the Northland's chart table to see it. It is mohogany, and walnut, with a little purple heart. Expensive but worth it.

Thats an impressive chart table on the NORTHLAND!

Me likey!

Wow, nice table. Could double as a liferaft!

--M

Nice table on the Northland, but wait till ya see the one on the JOSHUA APPLEBY.

And I bet it was a Buttload cheaper....built to fit, and guaranteed.

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Originally posted by maxaye:
I recently built a heavy duty oak chart table for the bridge on CGC JOSHUA APPLEBY here in St. Pete Florida.

Now that I know that, I will have to take a climb up to the bridge next time the APPLEBY is in town, you know just to be sure what 1F says is true!

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Now that I know that, I will have to take a climb up to the bridge next time the APPLEBY is in town, you know just to be sure what 1F says is true!

You are a funny man, JP3!

Thanks Master Chief you know I would take your word for it, but I guess it's just a matter of quality assurance in reverse you know like the chart tables have turned! JP3 checking on JRM - who'da ever thunk?

Holy $hit Batman.. Randy posted on here! WOW!

If ya come back for another look.. try those fingers out and give me a call.. it's YOUR turn!

Jennifer is back in college playing soccer, so who knows... we may be over your way soon.. chill down the beer.

Wray....

Hey Randy, don't know if I told ya.. here is my latest part time job... Probably take it down to the boat show in Ft Lauderdale in Oct... The owner also owns a 112 Westport.... he charters it for 58k per week.. it is up in Boston now...... The Captain on that one went through BM "A" school when I was at RTC....



Wray...

I wonder if they need a new Captain, lot nicer than a rivertender!

Wray I know you never thought you'd see me on this site - EH? Who knows the next thing is I might even call you L/L. Hold your breath! As for the boat - very nice, but from what you told me shouldn't Gary be Coxswain on that rig?
rm

And JP3 why you so cryptic with your name?
rm

Randy, taking the boat to St Augustine tomorrow.... going to the yards to get the varnish work done... Maybe I'll stop by Joe Nadeau's place... or at least give him a toot on the horn...

You are right, I didn't think I'd see ya here.. too bad your phone is still broken..

Wray..

On the RUSH, we ordered two chart tables from Wilson & Hayes. They fit perfectly, but very expensive for such a simple table, and they took over 6 months to make. The Northland chart table would look great on the bridge, but i am sure they would not spend the kind of money for a wood chart table when they can't keep these 378's even running.

Stanley Mobile Vidmar. Last forever.

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Originally posted by maxaye:And JP3 why you so cryptic with your name?
rm

Well Sir,
It's not nearly as good as your Maxaye story, but Oh as in O, Aye as in I and Sea as in C

OIC - get it? Other than that all people need to know is it's BMC Phillips

Just to bring this back to life, same guy that did the Northland's chart table has made some ridiculously nice tables for the bridge and offices on an 87. I am sure he will be adding them to the website soon.

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Originally posted by 47SAR:
I had the chart table on NORTHLAND made last january. Best damn thing I've ever seen on a cutter. The website is www.vanmetertable.com Obviously go to the Northland's chart table to see it. It is mohogany, and walnut, with a little purple heart. Expensive but worth it.

Wow. That thing is impressive. Being a prior bridge BM I am thoroughly impressed.

NO COFFEE ON THE MAHOGANY CHART TABLE!