Depressing bodge up. Channels have ended up a as ravines. One of those situations where, to even it out, you sand more from the left side, then more from the right, then more from the left, etc resulting in this - and the final result is left channel 1/2" further out than the right. And it started off so well, did this from scratch with blocks of EPS got it perfectly symmetrical until deciding to experiment with channels. I did think about filling both channels with Polyfilla/spackle and just leaving the bottom flat but that’ll probably add a shed load of weight. Or using the scrap bits of EPS to fill these up. What do you people reckon? Salvage or scrap? Cheers
Yeah I don’t think minor variations in the channels (asymmetry) is gonna render them useless, glass it up and ride da bugga, quit worrying so much about the small stuff I think you’d be surprised how many boards have asymmetrical flaws if you really started measuring.
…hello bozo, looking very salvable, at least on that photo; the problem could be in the are where the channels meet the nose, so shape there until you can perceive a soft transition. Then round a bit all the channels edges, if not the glass will be a nightmare.
