Chums Fab and Repair

Fixing some quirks from last hunting season. I modified my dog ramp to make it less bulky, and welded in some stops so it’s more of a step, than a ramp. Millie definitely approves!

So grateful to be a part of this trailer conversion! Where the Flowers Are Farm had an awesome vision, and I’m glad I could help bring it to life. The before-and-after on this mobile flower shop is crazy. If you are looking for plans today, head up to Tipton, check out the new setup, and support a great lineup of local businesses at the Good Makers Market!

Custom Tool tote, and a lot more storage for this truck! This rack opens up the whole truck bed. Giving you more room for other equipment and tools, keeping you organized and efficient. This trucks ready to work, Concrete’s coming!

Boats don’t have near enough storage! Get rid of the waterlogged foam and utilize all the room you have, get some hatches installed! Perfect spot to store life jackets, tools, tackle boxes, etc!

Multiple stress cracks in this boat, and both sides of the top of the transom were cracked. Cleaned up all the areas, and welded everything back up! This one’s ready for Sandbars and warm weather!

Can’t wait for the Delta Waterfowl, Three Rivers Chapter banquet tonight! Chums Fab put together a raffle basket including a gift certificate! May the highest bidder win, can’t wait to see everyone tonight!

With the start of a new year, I just wanted to say thank you for the support in 2025! It was a great first year of repairs, and custom work. With the hunting season coming to an end, and before the summer boating season starts. Make sure to take a look at your boats. Check for cracks, holes, dents, transoms, etc… I’d be happy to take a look at it, and get you fixed up! Here’s some of my favorites from 2025

Custom riser on the transom to get the cavitation plate level with the bottom of the hull. Just in time for some cold weather hopefully!

Beat, bent up boat coming in for some TLC. Wish i would’ve remembered to take before pictures of this one!

Before and After of a transom that needed built up back to stock height to mount a bigger motor! Plugged some holes up, and welded up the cuts in the seats from saftey reasons. First project in the new shop was a fun one!