It's a Shore Thing

Transform your canoe into a table for two.

What You'll Need
Tools

• jigsaw 
• sanding block 1061-406
• stain brush 1612-231

Materials

• 1 x 6 x 4' fence boards (6): cedar or brown pressure treated
• 2 x 6 x 8' cedar or brown pressure treated
• 1-1/2" #10 brass screws (24) 2180-829
• semi-transparent stain (shown Natural Cedar) 

Here's How

• Cut 2 x 6 into 4' lengths.
• Set the boards along the gunnel of the canoe and scribe the taper onto the boards.
• Cut along the line with a jigsaw and sand smooth. (Note: If the centre seat interferes with the boards fitting below the gunnel, cut and adjust the boards to fit).
• Space the two 2 x 6 boards so they will fit inside the gunnels with a 1/2" clearance.
• Starting in the centre of the space, fasten the 1 x 6 fence boards with screws.
• Cut off the excess of the 2 x 6 boards.
• Turn the table over and mark the gunnel profile 2" beyond the 2 x 6 boards. Cut off with jigsaw.
• Sand and stain.

Celebrate the catch-of-the-day and an impromptu getaway without ever leaving the shoreline. Waterside dining doesn't get any better than this!

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