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Their was more wind today than I wanted to brave on the lake. Took the time today to plumb my FREE feesh cleaning table/sink. Gonna try and load it up tommorow with some big ole Grenada slabs. Attachment 278389Attachment 278390Attachment 278391
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That’s exactly
What I have been looking for! Where did you find the table itself?
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Nice!
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That turned out real nice!! Good luck tomorrow, be a might chilly in the mornin'!!
Looking good Chris. Turned out real nice. Let's see a pick tomorrow evening with it covered up.
That's a fine effort!
It's from an old cafeteria. I happened to be in the right place at the right time. Got table/sink and faucet together. Table needed a little TLC to fit my needs and the faucet only required a couple washers. I have been looking for about 3 years and had been to many restaurant supply houses and even some scrap places. They all think those things are made of gold. I just got lucky with this one.Quote:
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I'm thinking of putting another faucet toward the left end. Gonna use it a couple times first to see what I really need.
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That looks really nice.:ThumbsUp Now if I just had one like that with a electric garbage disposal to get rid of all the left over trimmings after cleaning them.:scratchhead
Very nice. Hope it is used often!
Thats quite a setup.
Great find
Very nice indeed Chris. I hope it is okay, but I started another thread asking for pictures of cleaning set ups and added a link to your thread. I also have a new 48x48 building and all I lack is a cleaning station. I have been looking for a find like yours for a couple years myself. "D"
Looks nice, just a thought you might want to change the outlet to a GFI. With all the water and steel you have that could be an issue. Maybe not but work has trained to me to look for stuff like this. I did a stupid stunt this summer with electrical drill and dock, thank goodness the dock had GFI circuit.
Thanks for thinking of my safety. I'm no electrician but was also thinking about the metal and water combo. I installed a power strip, "you can see it on the foot rail", my intentions are to plug my fillet knife into this. Should this suffice until I get my electrician over to install a GFI?Quote:
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Nice job but I'm worried about the power supply being where water can get to it.
Sorry, I had only read the first page of posts when I posted this, I see it's already been covered.Quote:
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the power strip is better, BUT I'd put it up above the table. IF water runs or is splashed off the table it's going to go down possibly getting into the strip. I know it'll shut off power to the knife, BUT it might also cause the breaker to kick out. JMO and I'm not an electrician.Quote:
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the power strip is better, BUT I'd put it up above the table like under the bottom of the shelf. IF water runs or is splashed off the table it's going to go down possibly getting into the strip. I know it'll shut off power to the knife, BUT it might also cause the breaker to kick out. JMO and I'm not an electrician.Quote:
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Nice boss.....WTG
Nice setup Chris.
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Looks good put a gfi receptical in where the strip is plugged in will trip and shut off knife and any other thing plugged in. Most places it is building codes. Any way good find[emoji122]
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right up town now, that looks great
if I put something like that around my place I'd never catch another fish lol
again great job sir
That's a nice setup ya got thar!
That will work, nice setup.
If no GFI then I would move the power strip up high and on the wall above the work surface. But for safety I would look at putting in a GFI on that outlet, if you are going that far why not just extend that circuit and add another 4 plex outlet tied to the GFI. Then you would have 4 outlets protected and ready for any action.
That is exactly what I had in mind to do.Quote:
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Looks great
Just raise the outlet a foot. Make it a double instead of quad and just install the gfci plug type. I remembered when I wired to do that. I like the idea of plugging the knife above. Learned that from some cleaning stations at parks/campgrounds.
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That is the way to break it in right.Quote:
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Great setup.
I see it's been a month since the last post, so you've probably got your setup finished, but just a couple of suggestions...
Instead of replacing the power strip with a GFCI outlet or moving it, etc. just take care of the electrical hazard issue at the source. Trace back the conduit for that 4-gang outlet mounted on the wall above your cleaning station back to the breaker panel. Find that breaker and replace the breaker itself with a GFCI breaker. That way, everything on that circuit will be protected and anything you plug into those existing 4 outlets will automatically be protected. And it's a lot easier swapping out a single breaker, and probably cheaper, than purchasing a couple of GFCI outlets. They even make little "GFCI" stickers that you can put on regular outlets downstream of a GFCI panel breaker.
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Also, have you considered cutting a hole about 6"-8" in diameter in the stainless work surface near the left edge? Basically above where your bucket is in the picture. That way, as you clean your fish you can push/drop your unwanted parts right through the hole and down into the bucket. Here's an example...
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Looks great, I love commercial quality stainless equipment...it will last a LONG time. Enjoy.
Thanks, the GFCI breaker is what I did. Cutting a hole in the table is something I had not thought about. Interesting, I may have to consider this. Thanks.Quote:
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