CS23 Charleston SC

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Re: CS23 Charleston SC

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Congrats on this step, looking forward to the pics 8)

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Re: CS23 Charleston SC

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looking good! All of the sudden, we have a lot of builds going on in the Charleston area.

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Re: CS23 Charleston SC

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leotis,

I would take that bulkhead out before planking just to make life easier later on, besides that you don't really need it for the planking.Just my two cents

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peter-curacao wrote:leotis,

I would take that bulkhead out before planking just to make life easier later on, besides that you don't really need it for the planking.Just my two cents

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Your talking about frame F? You have done this already so if you think it will be easier later i will take it out. Thanks Peter.

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Re: CS23 Charleston SC

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Now I see you have less frames as I do so I don't know if it's F, I mean the frame before the transom

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peter-curacao wrote:Now I see you have less frames as I do so I don't know if it's F, I mean the frame before the transom
Yes , i have one less than you do, now that i've gotten this far i wish i would have ordered the CS25 plans. I would start over if i thought i was going to have more time. Are you still waiting on your fuel tanks? Did you ever consider saddle tanks? Not sure if you we could use them on the carolina style boats?

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Re: CS23 Charleston SC

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Leotis wrote:
peter-curacao wrote:Now I see you have less frames as I do so I don't know if it's F, I mean the frame before the transom
Yes , i have one less than you do, now that i've gotten this far i wish i would have ordered the CS25 plans. I would start over if i thought i was going to have more time. Are you still waiting on your fuel tanks? Did you ever consider saddle tanks? Not sure if you we could use them on the carolina style boats?
To be honest I don't know what you mean by a saddle tank :oops: Yes I'm still waiting for my tanks they told me next week they are finished at last, Saturday they will be here to dry fit them and make a final decision for the connections. You are making the bracket version of the 23 so actual you have the 25 :wink: (think the glass half full not half empty)

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peter-curacao wrote:
Leotis wrote:
peter-curacao wrote:Now I see you have less frames as I do so I don't know if it's F, I mean the frame before the transom
Yes , i have one less than you do, now that i've gotten this far i wish i would have ordered the CS25 plans. I would start over if i thought i was going to have more time. Are you still waiting on your fuel tanks? Did you ever consider saddle tanks? Not sure if you we could use them on the carolina style boats?
To be honest I don't know what you mean by a saddle tank :oops: Yes I'm still waiting for my tanks they told me next week they are finished at last, Saturday they will be here to dry fit them and make a final decision for the connections. You are making the bracket version of the 23 so actual you have the 25 :wink: (think the glass half full not half empty)
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This is a Saddle tank, they go in the Gunwhales. They are tapered, larger at the top than at the bottom, Same concept as the belly tanks. just in a different location.

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Re: CS23 Charleston SC

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Nice but I think it would make Bateau boats with a 100+ gallon capacity unstable, not sure though :doh:

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