Teak Swim Platform Transom Guard

[Griff]

I don't know if this subject has been posted here or not before, so forgive me if so.

I just finished making and installing a transome guard that will help prevent the WHACKING of my transom with a ski or wakeboard. I made it from a 6'6" piece of teak that was just over 1.25" thick and 7 inches wide. It was a little costly but I have the other half of the board left over if someone is interested. It is enough to make a second one.

I put it through a planer then made the cuts with a band saw then sanded with electric sander then by hand. I used Gorilla glue and counter sunk stainless screws from below.

Thought I would share.

Griff

[gman]

Is that real teak or Iroko wood?

[Griff]

Not sure what Iroko wood is but I bought it as teak.

[G-MONEY]

Not sure what Iroko wood is but I bought it as teak.

It's if the fake teak that tige calls teak.....

[G-MONEY]

BTW nice job!!!!!! looks great!!!!!

[wakeboarder247]

All I can say is WOW! That looks awesome! Great job!

[gman]

looks very good. excellent work on your part.

[chpthril]

Clean, factory look, impressive

[lee]

There is a patten on Transom saver and transom guard, so what you have might be called is a decorative piece of teak.

[TeamAllen]

Griff, great job!

Where are you located?

[talltigeguy]

Excellent workmanship! Thanks for sharing.

[NICKYPOO]

Nice work! Looks fantastic.

[Tequilasun]

I dig it, let us know how well it works.

[Griff]

Griff, great job!

Where are you located?

I am in Richmond Virginia.

[rushin]

That looks great, I want one. I used Gator Grip and it goes up a little bit higher. And it was a little bit cheaper. But I would take one of those.