| What I started with |
| This was all found on the street or given to me by church members |
| The near finished stand. This is what all the work will be done on. |
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| This is $15 worth of insulation foam from Home Depot |
| template traced |
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| This is me cutting out the rough shape with a home made hot wire that plugs into the wall |
| I lost me first attempt on the way home from the master surfboard builders house . Time to start again. |
| Lots of nasty foam dust |
| Horrible to breath and it stuck to my sweaty skin |
| Broken piece remade and ready to join. |
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| I found a great use for my law books. See Wendy I knew I would use them again one day. |
| sanding in the "rocker" |
| The boys approve |
| Starting to round the edges |
| The board when pulled to final shape with the dental floss and Popsicle sticks |
| final touch ups with fin box and fin shown |
| fiberglass cloth |
| My Dad came over to help spread the resin |
| This was a great time with pop |
| Look at this, one side down |
| underside |
| The trim job. I waited too long to do this. The next time I trimmed I did it within a few hours of the pour |
| Repair work due to the late cut |
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| repair work done |
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| Taped and ready for deck side glassing. |
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| 8 feet |
| doubled up glass for added straight on the deck side |
| tacking under board and looking for drips |
| I felt like I was losing some of the rocker so I weighted the nose area. |
| Dad made a guild and cut a whole for the fin box |
| inserting the fin box |
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| adding the design |
| adding the "hot coat" or finishing coat of resin |
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| the final sanding begins....again. The caption reads: Loyal Hard working Fully expendable The empire needs you its not about the pay its about crushing the rebellion. |
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| wet sanding |
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| spray paint |
| $170ish later with a lot of work I have my own long board Now I just need to learn how to surf. The end |










3 comments:
That is awesome!!!
WHAA??!! Who does that? That is awesome! Good luck learning how to surf.
Cool project, John! Way to go. I hope you have fun with it.
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