That’s my second wooden board (actually my third surfboard at all).
I found some wood trown in a bin outside a wood shop and did this.
Used a slight different method for rails compared to jensen and grain since I only had tick pieces to use.
different frame too.
pictures explain better than my english.
Used:
jigsaw, electric planer & sandpaper
Total cost:
5€ for glue
15€ for epoxi resin
Yes, I have to improve my resin tint skills
hope to try it tomorrow
Ciao
David
wood pieces glued and then cut with the rail outline.
overlap of rail pieces and cut close to the final rocker
the rails slices are glued together and then glued to the bottom
finally glued a horizontal frame and placed longitudinal smaller strips working as beams…ok look at the pics
does anyone knows why I can’t see inline pictures?
ciao
Wow, Dave I love that. The rail method is well impressive, did you chamber out the rails to reduce any weight or not?
I love anything that uses free materials and turns them into something both functional and beautiful.
Job well done Dave!
Chipper, come home!
thank you Jase,
rails are not exactly overlap but they make a step to give into the rail section shape as shown in the picture
actually it is a bit more complicate 3D problem
David
Ciao
Dig it!
-it would be cool if you just copied and past your pics into the posts.