Wow!! Nice to see you back on here Twizz.

For sure some of the old suppliers have gone on. As
Mentioned sandwich tech is a good option.

Very cool mod on your ST 600. Grindrite did in fact make a dance for side edge tuning just like what you have made. From what I can find out they are fairly rare to find and I've thought about doing the same thing.

heating issue? Bad tthermoscouple? Uneven heat? Bad blanket?

Probably the biggest issue I would see is that you won’t know when your epoxy actually reaches the desired cure temperature. Your air temp will initially be much hotter than the temp inside your lay up. Figuring out how long your it takes for your epoxy to reach the right temp and how long it needs ...

Maybe add some fiberglass veil between you layers to hold resin??

My tip rockers usually rise 55--65mm depending on which mold I'm using and type of ski. tail rise varies depending on the type of ski anywhere 15-40 mm, usually more in the 20-30mm range.

How much resin did you use and how much pressure ? Since there is no fiberglass between your wood and your base, could it be possible you squeezed out too much? Likely problems Pressure: Too much, too little, or not even Resin too little or kicked too fast, did you wet both surfaces? Poor mold confo...

Agree, looks like air. Increase your pressure and make sure it’s fairly even.

This material is only produced by one manufacturer. The minimum order quantities are huge for small players.

I love the look of that top sheet. I may need to give something like that a go.

it looks uniform and relatively normal I think. The only thing I would suggest is more pressure but you are limited by your vac set up.

Try increasing your pressure maybe? I’m pressing at 60 psi.

By vinyl do you mean clear topsheet or are you using some other material? My process with clear nylon topsheet Apply a fairly heavy coat of epoxy over your veneer with some extra around any inlays. Coat both sides of the veneer. Some veneers really soak up epoxy. Coating both side might prevent dry ...

I can't find the document but there are ISO standards for flat area in the mounting area of a ski. I'm not sure what it is specifically anymore, but I do know that it is larger than 100mm. As best as I can recall it varies with the length of the ski and is in the range of what I mentioned. I may hav...

I usually create a flat mounting platform between 375 and 300 mm in length. This is usually ~200 -225mm forward of the waist of the ski and ~150-175 mm to the rear of the the waist. I vary this depending on what length ski and or how stiff I'd like the ski to be. I also at times play with the length...