It is a big improvement over the first two boards i made weighing in at 3.8 kgs or 8.4 lbs including glassed on fins.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
For Sierra
Finally finished! Here is board number 3. I actually finished it at the end of last year, but with a new little baby in the mix i didn't have time to post. My wife is very happy and i am sure she will enjoy it even more when she has the chance to get it in the water!
It is a big improvement over the first two boards i made weighing in at 3.8 kgs or 8.4 lbs including glassed on fins.
It is a big improvement over the first two boards i made weighing in at 3.8 kgs or 8.4 lbs including glassed on fins.
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4 comments:
That's just freaking amazing. You are so talented. Makes me want to learn to surf.
Beautiful board.
I really like your build technique.
Are the rails 1/4 inch ply and cork laminated together?
If so what thickness cork and ply do you use?
I assume gorilla glue will do the job, but do you steam the ply first?
Keep up the good work.
MOS
Man those are beautiful! Please forgive me if you've already stated this, but you use 1/8 birch plywood on these right? How are you spacing your supports? And what do you suppose would happen if you took cork out of the rails?
Dave
www.dandjwoodenboards.com
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