anyone ever make one. i want to make in in a few more boards, once my tails aren’t crooked anymore!
wood seems to be the ultimate, and they seem like a good starter for learning the processes.
anyone got anything to say?
go here www.grainsurf.com/forum
Theres information about the method there
thanks timmy. i checked that out. i was just curious if any swaylockers had any experience.
go here
http://www.grainsurf.com/forum/
read
company split up last year
you need alot of clamps, jigs and a rocker table
great for a woodworker soul
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anyone got anything to say?
Laminations and wood have a lot of aesthetic appeal, Couple that with boat builder’s skills completes a nice picture. As far as surfboards go, there lies another situation all together. The whole area of wood on frame surfboards is really interesting, but I’d say most surfboard builders have years and years of experience before they can market their boards to surfer’s who ride waves seriously. To me, here’s another guy who put the marketing ahead of shaping skill and wave riding. Still, I like the look, working environment, and stoke.
thanks for the input. it seems like something different. I might give it a go in a few months. i’m just ready to try something new.