So true. Renting is tough because you waste a lot of time setting up shop only to move again. Gotta do what you gotta do. Vacbagging the carbon top sheet right now with a hair dryer for heat.

WHAT!!! You are having way too much fun! Lovin the yin yan style. I'm freekin out with a cambered board in my ghetto press. Heating a tent over my press. Praying the house doesn't burn down. I better go check it.

I'm low buget. Capped rails give more protection and a nice look. Hoping to lay up a late season board this week. My protos have no ptex or edges. They work great till you hammer a rock. Easy to fix though. Really? No base? How is the glide? Does it hold wax well? I'm interested in going as light a...

That is too cool. We could be seeing the next design leap. I hope it works out for you. If it does do you patent it? How much does that cost?

Did you test it? How's it ride with that unique side cut? Makes me want to proto a stepped bottom to break suction in corn conditions.

Let's see a pic of that ugly board!

Nice thing about no edges is you can trim the board if it's too wide. My first proto is still alive for this season. It took some brutal hits and got filled with glass then sanded out. For powder I prefer to keep my split board as light as possible. Ptex & edges adds pounds.

Do you get a base grind or hand work it to save money?

You can't beat being stoked while building. I think it's worth using continuous edges if you sell your test boards.

I'm low buget. Capped rails give more protection and a nice look. Hoping to lay up a late season board this week. My protos have no ptex or edges. They work great till you hammer a rock. Easy to fix though.

Beautiful logo. Aluminum?

Those guys are so OLD SCHOOL! I only use carbon wraped lead.

I think to get any real performance from reversed side cut on a longer board you end up too wide at the bindings. I try to have some tapering rail shape along with tail rocker in the tail area. I'm staying with side cut especially on full rockered boards.

Bedda dan pig. Bedda dan poi dat bugga!

HOLY FREAKY TIKI BAT MAN!! Did you CNC the inlays? Nice finish!