interesting, thanks sammer!

Not sure if anyone has read Jason Levinthals interview on blister gear but this photo was in part 2.



looks like magic to me

i was going to thermomold the topsheet onto my skis! no i was just wondering about other resins that have higher cure temp schedules. twizz are you curing entropy at 150? thanks!

So the discharge hose says psi ratings are for use at 70*. I've brought it as high as 200* at 70 psi. Wondering if anyone uses higher temps? and what pressure?

awesome thanks, we just picked up an old non oscillating 6"x80" edge sander. does the trick even with 80 grit.

Would a higher RPM metal working belt sander/grinder work best or are the lower speed woodworking ones sufficient? I've been using a 4.5" grinder at 12k rpm with 40 grit and it works ok but I want to upgrade. Curious to everyone elses setup.

im in

who is the manufacturer of VDS?

got some, ill test it soon. seems heavy. seems like it would work best between base and fiberglass. any ideas montucky?

http://www.kaestle-ski.com/en/products/tx/tx107-74/

Is it some form of Innegra?

http://innegratech.com/home/

momentz: chad at coda boards
super happy with him and the topsheets
http://codaboards.com/topsheets.php

everyone else: thanks for all the support!

jvangelder wrote:we have had worse misshapes on snowboards and the edges haven't failed to date

ok cool, thats what i was hopin for. were you using wood sidewalls or uhmw?

I put a brand new bit in the router and didnt check the bearing lock. it was loose and slid up on my first pass. how much do you think this will affect strength of the edge? should i try and plug it with epoxy or just leave it be?

it was pullin the sidewall into it and off the wood core