Its a traditional hpsb outline, a bit wider, 5’8"x18.75"x2 1/8, flat bottom no concave, really thin rails, forgot to mention the stringer is a perimeter stringer, the bottom skin rests on the foam, then i build two layers of 1/8" balsa on the rails, glue the top skin and then finish the rail with two more 1/8" balsa, this method makes for really clean lines and not having to worry about sanding in to the foam when finishing the rails.
Here’s a 9-8 log I finished a couple months ago. Glassed in volan all around with resin pins. Cedar and walnut tailblock and matching fin.
Always look forward to your posts Paul.
Pretty fin.
Looks like a Greenough template?
… how’s the highline in the background photo under it , too ?!
Yew!
Saw that and the M.P. shot.
Marsh it’s kind of board i like to surf know, yours is really nice.
5’8" x 19 1/8" x 2 3/8" quad. EPS Epoxy with pvc stringer.Painted with tempera.
Really like the look of that one Marsh! nice pinline
Just finished this for myself, paulownia deck composite: 5’9" x 19 1/4" x 2 3/8" Eps foam core
Stoked how my first epoxy lam is coming out… so far it’s been the cleanest, most problem-free glassing job I’ve ever done. Zero bubbles, perfect cloth saturation, board is incredibly light so far. I used white pigment in the lam and sanding coats to cover a dusty old blank and now it looks super crisp…
The only thing I don’t like about epoxy with pigment is its flip-time, but I’m just impatient.
Almost finished this one. Foam stain deck with pins.
Cant figure out how to resize my pics . they appeared smaller on the preview but keep uploading large.
Will have to use urls for now
Thanks NSB, I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.
5’5" FISH SHAPE no power tools, shaping outside at 1500’ on the south kona coast
keels will be 5" x 7"
moderator’s note: pictures are too big to be embedded, if its bigger than my screen its too big. Here’s the links
http://www.swaylocks.com/sites/default/files/DSCF3002.JPG
http://www.swaylocks.com/sites/default/files/DSCF3003.JPG
I downloaded picture and reduced it to 20% of its original size with MS Paint, easy peazy, but I can’t do it for everyone every time.
Here’s my current project. #2 board. It’s 7’8x22x2 3/4 my 1st colour lam and fabric inlay. 6oz bottom colour lam and deck patch and finishing up with 4oz clear. Still a bit to do but been a challenge especially in this cold weather. I’ve reduced the pics sizes so hopefully they’ll be ok. 
Thanks for sorting the pic. Gonna have to start uploading photos on my pc. Phone doesn’t resize well enough.
