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12 Ιαν 2004 · My hatch cover has been leaking and I have taken it apart to rebuild/refinish. It's pretty simple--teak, four sides with mitered corners, a center wood cross piece, and two glass panels that lay on top. The various pieces are all tongue & groove fitted.
John Holscher has been working on his new old SS23 since 3/18 including constructing a beautiful hatch cover. A brief review of his many projects is below, followed by detailed descriptions and pictures of the sliding hatch cover project.
The antique trunk restoration process, especially antique furniture restoration takes many hours of carefully removing old and unusable canvas, cloth and paper linings; treat the wood using various non-toxic cleansers, oils and varnishes; fix or replace needed metal hardware, leather handles and straps; and carefully preserve any identifying dra...
Hatch boards, aka hatch covers or beams, were thick slabs of wood used to cover holds (openings) in the decks of ships where cargo was stored. Modern hatches are typically mechanically operated large metal covers and no longer need to be moved by hand.
Our collection of videos includes building how-tos, action on the water, time-lapse views of boatbuilding classes, and a lot more. The collection is getting huge. We've wrangled a pile of them onto this page and did some sorting to make finding--and watching--them easier.
Building a new fiberglass hatch from the mold that was made in the previous video! *** CHECK OUT OUR NEW FIBERGLASS GUIDE HERE: http…
You maybe be wondering what a liberty hatch cover is. Liberty hatch covers (door) are the last true wooden hatch covers that were made specifically for the Liberty Ships in World War II. These were built into the floors of the ship.
