been spending the last few days on this board, almost done glassing it now…its a semi replica of the "Bonza’ board thats floated around swaylocks, scaled down and modified a little bit, but same idea.
6’ x 19 3/4" x 2 3/4"
concaves on bottom are just under 1/2" deep between the keels (not glassed on yet in the photos).
glassing is as follows: bottom-6oz, top 7.5 oz w/a 4oz patch.
its the third board ive done, and its a pretty big challenge, but all the work is always rewarding…glassing the fins on has so far been the hardest part.
the fins are all blue tinted, full glass…2 3/4" tall, 9" long.
the board is scaled down a few inches, i think the article one is a 6’2"?
the only part that was hard about lamming the concaves was that i didnt allow for enough cloth to wrap into them when fully let into the bottom of the curve, so when i went to wet out the second side, it pulled too tightly and i had to lift the glass from the rails and redo it…i was using UV resin though, so i had enough working time to get it all to my liking.
i did compensate on the fins for the smaller dimensions of the board, the fin is (if i remember correctly) about 7" high, and i cant remember the base, the runners are still 9" long, but are about 2 3/4" tall.
