Joe Antin
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thanks - not sure i totally get it, but helpful Joe
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I built a CS17 a few years ago. I am now comfortable sailing it and want to add the staysail for light wind days. I have the sail but I am not sure how to rig it. Can someone provide some help, please? Joe
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floor stringers just aft of the forward bulkhead - CS 17
Joe Antin replied to Chris Stone's topic in B & B Yachts Forum
I bent them to match the hull and used thickened epoxy where the fit was not tight. this is more or less like bedding the keel stringer. -
thanks for the discussion and the correction in terms. although i looked up bollard again and it was originally used on ships as well as on shore - Vetus still calls it a bollard. nevertheless i will alter my vocab. i did ultimately decide that putting the clear before the mast didn't make any sense. Since the king plank extends beyond the forward bulkhead, i can through-bolt it there where it is in reach of the cockpit and send lines forward through chocks at the bow. Joe
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thanks PAR - i considered that but was not sure it was strong enough. I will check out the West web site.
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I agree in principle but the problem is that you can build the CS17 without a hatch in the bow compartment. Therefore I have no way to through-bolt it. I might be able to put an inspection port in the forward bulkhead, but even then i am not sure I can reach around the mast tube. joe
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Can anyone show me how the CS17 staysail is rigged? joe
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I built the CS17 without a hatch in the bow. I am planning to keep the boat at a dock and need a bollard or cleat on the bow. Presumably i should have through bolted before i put on the deck, but since i didnt i was wondering if anyone has a suggestion. I can use the bow ring but it is a little awkward to get at. Joe
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thanks guys. I was actually thinking about teak or mahogany. where would i get bronze? joe
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thanks - I agree that the SS is too expensive. I kind of like the brass - will it tarnish or be a problem to maintain. The advantage of the metal strip is that it will take more wear and tear than the wood and will be a bit less work. The boat will be moored at the dock and not trailered. joe
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I am close to completing my CS17 and I want to add rub rails. Stainless steel is always a good choice but the color doesnt seem to compliment the boat well. I was thinking about brass half-round vs wood. So my questions are does brass half round stand up well without corroding? Do people think the SS is the best approach? and finally is there a good supplier for wooden mouldings or should i make these myself. Joe
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The CS 17 kits come with 4 precut plywood mast cradles. Does anyone know how they are rigged? Joe
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thanks. i am thinking about the system 3 WR-LPU because it is water soluble. I have had pretty good luck with system 3 primer
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Does anyone have strong feelings about the best topside paint for the CS17? I have been looking at Perfection, Brightsides, Epiphanes monourethane, and System 3. All have pros and cons. Joe
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CS 17 #284 Update FL 120 65 days Rubrails
Joe Antin replied to Jim Stumpf's topic in B & B Yachts Forum
thanks - i was thinking about teak molding that would be proud of the deck and provide a bit of a toe-rail Joe -
CS 17 #284 Update FL 120 65 days Rubrails
Joe Antin replied to Jim Stumpf's topic in B & B Yachts Forum
I am thinking about my rub rails now. Can you tell me what you used and where you got them? joe -
CS 17 #284 Update FL 120 65 days Rubrails
Joe Antin replied to Jim Stumpf's topic in B & B Yachts Forum
i am looking for rubrails for my boat as well. Can you tell me what you used and where you got them? joe -
thanks - if bending is the consensus - i will bend. Joe
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thanks. i did not want to distort the pintle. Graham did supply them, so I know they are the size the plans call for,
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I am building the rudder assembly on the CS17. The pintles are designed to bracket cheeks that are about 1 inch thick. The thickness of the rudder cheeks is 1 13/16. i presume i need to mortise the rudder cheeks to fit. before i start cutting i am looking for some confirmation. thanks Joe
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thanks very much. i really appreciate it. If you could send the pdf to josephantin@gmail.com it would be fantastic. if you need to send a hard copy let me know. Fax is 617 632-5175 joe
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thanks - i would love a set of plans. please send them to Josephantin@gmail.com i really appreciate the help Joe
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I am in the process of building the CS 17 and discovered the rudder / tiller plans are missing. I dont know if i lost them or if they never arrived. I dont want to pester Graham and Carla in the aftermath of Irene - does anyone have a set they can download? Joe
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thanks - you confirm my thinking on this subject. Joe
