Thread: Cleaning station

Since I work for a Hvac/plumbing company I have the opportunity to get some nice materials to build with when we did a remodel, a few years ago we remodeled a high end ramada inn, and I got a 8' marble counter top and sink with a fancy faucet. I had access to a electric Instantanious water heater, and I plumbed the sink and water heater in and now I have a real nice cleaning station with running hot and cold water for clean up, it's real nice for working deer meat as well. With a little bleach and hot water clean up is a breeze. Rigged the drain on the sink to run out to a French drain system.

Lkconwayguru,

does that come with a lazyboy recliner flat screen tv and remote control!!!

Tailgate method seem very effective for me.

Originally Posted by JoeFish

Tailgate method seem very effective for me.

Done that for awhile... Just to low for me, killed my back! Figured the table was cheaper than a lift kit for the truck

I have this old sink with 2 foot sides, at our house in Mississippi, it has water at it, a plug in on one post, it has a roof over it, and a light for cleaning after dark. I have a couple boards we lay on the sink to fillet on.

But I do like to scale a few and cut the heads off, nothing like whole crappie.

Had a buddy of mine get in a snag a couple years ago and needed to move in with me. Returning the favor he built this for me primarily out of scrap stuff he had. Has wheels on it so I can roll it out of the garage. Nice to have the hole where I can set a bucket and slide the guts right off!

I bought a small folding table with a plastic top at wally world for about $30 or so. It cleans up easily and lays in the boat when taking it to the lake. Had to add about 6 inches of removable pvc pipe to the legs so as not to have to bend while cleaning fish.

one inch angle welded frame expanded metal on top poly 18 inch top stainless sink on the left side. made this one on a power house job!!!! LOL!