Album Moonstone

General Discussion
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well thanks, nowadays twin fins are being ridden a lot, i tryed some and i am not to big or too heavy surfer , but i was amazed with one in particular a 6’5 x 2,5 x 21 round pin retro C (from blendimg curves)
this board was heavy triple 6 oz and 2 hotcoats.

The funny fact is that being heavy made it the fastest board i have ever ridden.
its funny cause people always looking for lighter boards.

Good luck with the coanda project i know you are prone to prone but i think you shouldn’t abandon the possibility of one day work on the design to make a stand up board.

cheers and good waves.

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The prones were the first and easiest build with CNC and without glassing.

The stand up is still in the queue and could have the option of adding twins in an atypical position, if wanted. (I have the EPS blank.)

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so in your opinion ezperience what is the best cnc to cut that deep chanel the disc one or the pointy one?

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Router type cutting bit.

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Should have said;

  • Router type bit for curved channel walls
  • Disk cutter for straight/linear channel walls.
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You’re set on 1 3/16 off the rail haha it’s a great number but don’t be scared. Go 1 3/8 if 1 1/2 is too much of a hurdle to get over. What is the height of the fin your using?

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standard medium G5/M5.

thank you very much