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I know Svendsens used to make stern pushpits, pulpits and so on, and they seem to still be in the business...
https://sbm.baymaritime.com/commerci...-and-metalwork
is there anybody in the central or south bay who does that sort of work nowadays? Less driving would be nice!
I can provide a 1" PVC pipe model of the part.
I just got a verbal estimate from Chris at Svendsens, he was helpful and the cost is reasonable. OK, then!Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanH
San Francisco Boatworks sent me to Svendsens and mentioned Chris.
Ruben at BMC says they have a metalworking guy, but he's slammed with work right now, and recommended Chris at Svendsens. So there you go!
I concur.
When a large power boat blew down on me at Southbeach, Chris straightened a bent stanchion quickly and reasonably.
Chris is "The Man"...three days before the 2014 SHTP, TAZ!! and I had a bad mishap wherein the bow pulpit was torn off the deck. Chris came to my aid and constructed a new pulpit in one day. Gilles Combrisson at GC Rigging and Composites LLC in Pt Richmond repaired the deck and installed the pulpit. I made it to the Corinthian Yacht Club only 4 hours late. That pulpit is still in great shape!!
And he wears cool hats.
He also does a fantastic job of fixing freedom camber spars of all things.