NEXT WEEK
tip vortices? What tip vortices?
I’d like to try a set of those!!
[img_assist|nid=1041843|title=vortex|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=480|height=640]did john sell this or what
looks familiar
ok so i will drag this out again
there seems to be a few people need to read this
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this is john harrises fin without question. from the late 70s marketed in the US
modified being utilized as side fins
here is lckbox asking about the fins
somtime later they apear on rainbow fins catalouge yet no mention of inventor
time for an apology. us ausies are like that
skip the crap and admit it . see where it takes you!
oh ok, hhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaa, Im BACK, Neals married , but I'm, hearing you, a turn like that desreves the best , in the way of pussy, I bet blokes have been rewarded with glamour juice just for looking like a surfer, lol
Here’s my brother-in-law on a board I made him…
Nice work Kawika
Is that the board your brother-in-law is riding with that deep double concave?
Yeah… That’s my brother, Aaron Pallash… All three of my brothers (in-law) rip, Aaron, Damion, and Myles. But Aaron’s boards have to be reinforced in the foot area, so we usually go with a carbon fiber patch under his front foot after it gets back from the glass shop, like the one in the pic. He’s been riding my boards with carbon fiber and also Josh Bullock and I both made him our own hand shaped versions of his favorite Xanadu and we had to use carbon fiber. I just did another one without carbon fiber, but used x-cloth or impact cloth instead and it’s holding up so far. He’ll cave-in a deck in less than a month. We’re going to try Keahana on his next board.
I’m kind of digging the blue glass(?) sculptures above the garage.
Yeah, that’s my neighbor’s pad across the street from me. His house is probably the sickest I’ve seen. Each floor is a different type of wood… zebra… babinga… cocobolo… etc. The blue glass is computer etched and the garage doors are acid etched copper… he’s a super nice guy, and always welcomes the pop-in tour… Fred Kiko, 2600 block… Ocean Street, Carlsbad, CA 92008… check it out sometime… It was in San Diego Homes Magazine and in Archetectural Digest.
thanks for the props by the way… you do some nice work yourself!
thanks for the props by the way… you do some nice work yourself!