Hey! I have someone locally in SLC that's interested in this. Also messaged you.

MontuckyMadman wrote:Woah

Seriously

Hey guys! I've spent the last year putting together a small factory out here, and wouldn't you know it, now that I've got it pretty much done, we've decided to pull the plug and focus on domestic prototyping instead of limited production. My loss is your gain, and hit me with an email at logan.imlac...

I've got a Montana Wax roller for sale with a custom PID installed to control wax temp instead of their usual on/off. used pretty heavily but still works like a champ. 230V 4A. Prefer local pickup at the Armada HQ. $500 OBO, shoot me an email and I can text you some photos, logan.imlachATarmadaskis....

@goz, how was your experience with the topright blankets?

That Gilson board looks terrifying

Yeah 3 d cores have never been discussed ever on this board. Strangly enugh most people dont like the flex of these types of cores. In Theory its great and will minimise weght and increase tortional regidity but in practice its not preferred at least for freeride. Much like communism. Hahahahahaha,...

serious applause for the use of paper clips! haha I never would have thought of that. honestly, with curing I just go overboard. I was using CPM/CPL and get it as hot as I could for my post cure (usually around 120°F with a combination of wal-mart heat blankets and small space heaters) and just let ...

huge fan of that veneer work! keep er up man

That's great. I've always wondered how correct my design spreadsheet was, hell I'm happy I was even in the correct order of magnitude let alone near the same results as you. The only thing that I would recommend adding are some baselines for soft, medium, and stiff skis on your plots. That will give...

Do we have to purchase a license key? I'm interested to compare outputs against my design spreadsheet.

not all bamboo is created equal with regards to ski cores. Most of the bamboo core I have are very smooth and stable. good for crud and pow and 3d snow. Heavy lots of flex and power rebound. I thought moment made their skis of pine. most of their cores are aspen/ash, some with aspen/pine. they did ...

Am I the only one that's not very impressed with bamboo? Having ridden on some Moment bamboo prototypes and making my own bamboo skis, I much prefer stacks involving aspen, ash, maple, alder, etc. Although I will say that I the bamboo sidewalls I put on my ash/alder/paulownia skis worked well. I jus...

After the end of a long journey, I finally got my first urban shots with Level 1 Productions on my YKNOT Culo Regs. Words cannot describe the stoke level. http://24.media.tumblr.com/4ca39cb4b9ca725f1314daf59fc0e969/tumblr_n231nc2gIo1t1ymtdo1_500.jpg Also, during our tenure in Minneapolis, some gents...

No graphics at all my friend, those are clear topsheets with stickers plastered all over the top. I figured I'd much rather plaster reminders of all the people that have helped me out in my so called "skiing career" than look at some wood. And hey, I still get to check out the cores when I...