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richarda@ix.netcom.com wrote: > I am looking to install a Princess 3 burner electric stove/oven combination(I will entertain any comments about this choice), but the real question I have is how to cut the corian counter top without destroying/chipping it. > I need to enlarge the hole in the counter top to accept the larger burner/stove. > Thanks in advance.

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If anyone has suggestions for MY new website, Feel free to let me know. > > Thank you > Ron > > > > On Mar 26, 2012, at 9:55 AM, Frank Burrows wrote: > >> Ron: >> >> Normally on this list, when people tout their own websites, they disclose that it is their website. >> >> Frank Burrows >> >> On 3/26/2012 12:44 PM, Ron Walley wrote:

Mark Richter, "Winnie the Pooh", Ortona, FL on the Okeechbee Waterway Mark's Mobile Marine General boat repairs at my dock or yours Specializing in electrical system design, installation and repair Subject: T&T: hard tops > I'm going to need new canvas in a few years and was wondering about a hard > top bimini. My thoughts are fiberglass or starboard.

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> > I'm looking for someone who can give me good/sound advice on designing > a simple website about my boat.

All hands-- Since the List seems to be back at full throttle after the holidays, let me pose a question: What are the top 10 trawlers of all time? That is, name the boats designed for voyaging, cruising and living aboard that, in your opinion, are truly outstanding, significant, appealing, influential, innovative and desirable.

Cover it with fiberglass and resin, and you've got yourself an indestructible hard top. If I ever replace our bimini, I'll use Nida-Core. It is a structural honey-comb that comes in various thicknesses. I've used it on several smaller projects (replacing the deck core, for one).