
BTW, here are some pics of a funboard for a guy at work. Its a bit thick here 'n there (especially in the nose), but since the guy is a total beginner I figure a little extra volume won't hurt. Its 8' x 22" x 2 7/8" or so.



In other news, I'm going to try glassing all four boards in the next week or so. As such, I spent the other night putting together glassing stands. Pretty simple really, just some metal posts clamped to my shaping stands, and some 1x4's screwed on top.Nothing fancy, perhaps a bit flimsy even. "Eeeeh, suuure its strong enough." ;)



Next post, glassing pics...
kc
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