Finally got round to making something. I might not paint / varnish the seat. It's oak and should fade silver with time outdoors...
Not done anything with rod holders as yet - a job for another day!
Honwave T38 Seat
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rogerblack
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Re: Honwave T38 Seat
Nice job, Steve.

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cheers
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Re: Honwave T38 Seat
X2rogerblack wrote:Nice job, Steve.![]()
Can't beat a wee bit of timber over plastic/fibreglass ....especially being Oak
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Captain cod
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Re: Honwave T38 Seat
Excellent looks good to me mate
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DavidA
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Re: Honwave T38 Seat
I made a seat for my T32 out of one inch by 9 inch wood and using these hooks
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PVC-Seat-Hoo ... SwyWxb5g5R
It was painted white and now I can attach all my accessories to it whilst the original remains pristine.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PVC-Seat-Hoo ... SwyWxb5g5R
It was painted white and now I can attach all my accessories to it whilst the original remains pristine.
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Re: Honwave T38 Seat
I agree that making a seat is the way to go as the honwave ones are so very expensive I also feel that honwave should supply 2 seats as sone of the cheaper brands do
The honwave ones are very heavy as well
The honwave ones are very heavy as well



