Chris Romberg

Here are some pics. Asking $1000, but I am negotiable. I really want her to go to a good home.Located in Gainesville Ga. No dimensional lumber included.

I will be glad to assist in shipping

It is around a 1965 model fourty feather weight. In gerat shape. Comes with a nice storage box, and a few spare parts. I used it 1 time and it ran great. Asking $600.00 E-mail chrisromberg@citisco.com

Is it necessary to level the boat while you are installing the forward and rear bulkheads? Are they ment to be perpendicular to the waterline, or should they be attached on the lines drawn on the boat while lofting? What are the other reasons for leveling the boat?

Scott, Do you have any photos? Where are you located?

I have plans and all the wood (oakum ply) and have partially completed a core sound 20 #86 that someone else needs to finish. I have cut the sides, bottom, bulkhead, transom, and scarfed the sides and bottom together. I just don't have the time or location to finish. I am located in Gainesville, Ga. I am asking $500.00 for everything. Its a good head start for someone looking to build a cs20. Would need to be picked up. Email- chrisromberg@fsega.com, or call 678-936-0682

Where can you find Sasafrass? I had no Idea it was ever used in boat building.

Thanks Greg, that is good to Know, The next boat I build will be a white oak lapstrake boat! (...Dreaming....) . Anyway , thanks for the info> Chris

Is it ok for solid stock to use 1/4 sawn white oak? I have a good supply and would like to use it if possible.

Thanks for the support , I am working my way through Delvin's book now and have started to develop a plan of action. BTW joe youhave a great looking boat and its a source of inspiration, as with all the boats I have seen on this forum. Thanks Chris

Hello, I am new to this forum. I have been lurking around for a short time, but decided to go ahead and introduce myself. I have plans for a CS20 #86 and I have the lumber, so I am just getting started. This is my first boat building experience, so any advice is welcome, and I am sure I will have a lot of questions.