Ben - you made all those fins? Amazing! They look good, how did you get them to glow in the dark?
cheers huck !
[ just as an aside : that is a hicksy-designed ‘swaylocks inspired’ logo too , by the way.]
The ‘glo’ ??
I need to send back to perth for some more , at some stage …
it is powder , mixed with the resin .
It turns a litre or two of resin a lightly greenish kinda colour [almost a G10 / fake volan caste]
It was a couple of years ago now , when I layed up panels using it , but , from memory , it was ? 100gms , maybe ? of the powder , to two litres of lam resin , giving maybe 3 8x10"panels [2 twinnys , or three small thruster fins , per panel ]
Now some of these have been reshaped , into the one tabbers you see here …
Ben
I ordered a quad set of these c-drive fins from australia last week
just ran some tests this weekend with a gemini I got from Steamroller (picture of him ith the board below)
and i am really impressed with the fins.
been allot of negative reports on them but I figured if Maurice Cole is sold on them and riding the heck out of them at 60 then i needed to find out.
lots of drive and release, remnds me of my old vector 2 3-2-1 467’s i used to use.
you should given that design a try especially as a quad
I also tried these super expensive elevons from future on a firewire potatonator and they were not as half as good as these c-drives
I also tried these humongous curved fins from Greg Webber on a 7’8" but the board was too big to get a real result
http://www.cdrivefins.com/products/-QUAD-Fin-Set-LARGE.html
hi bernie !
my mate craig LOVES them , he rides them in his kneeboards , but also his standup [surfboards] too