hi, i am about to build my first ski and had one question. the skis im making have a 34cm tip and 24cm tail. the total length is 168cm so that means that between contact points it is only 110cm. should the core be only 110cm? longer? where should the tipspacer start? thanks!

you could adapt one of these:

http://www.svst.com/categories3.aspx?Ca ... a5cb5253fc

they don't have a 100 grit one but you could buy the cork one then attach sandpaper.

just a thought

ya i know a place. i just wanted to see if anyone on here could do it.

Hello,

I am looking for someone that can cnc my molds and templates.
Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Hans

Head Monkey-

is the cnc machine up and running? what's the status? i have some things that i need cnc'd asap.

ganipilo-
the reason we generally don't use webbing or straps is becuase of the pressure distribution. a wide sleeve of cordura distributes pressure more evenly than a thin strap. hope this helps.

@Montucky. Would you elaborate on that $40 sublimation? that would be great if I could get it.

Dang, I didn't see your post till now montucky. Do you wanna just ship them? Like I said, I pm'd you the paypal info you can just shoot me an invoice.

@knightsofnii- ive seen pics on the internet of HUGE ponds. all of them were in europe somewhere. I'm doing pondskimming the next 2 weeks strait. should be fun!!!! the one i do at Big Sky is always giant and scary. 2 years ago it curved about 60 degreed. last year there were 2 ponds, one above and o...

the screen printing process described on this site also works great for t-shirts, bandanas, etc. . . it only has cost me $60 for everything needed. hope this helps!

sweet board! i ski but that is very appreciable! where do you get your graphics done?

i don't tele but i've done my fair share of pond skimming i've done it on super skinny, heavy GS race skis and on huge powder boards, of course the powder boards make it easier but just get more speed than you think, lean back a little and have fun!!!

Montucky, im ready when you are. on a second measure, its 68" and 8' long. however many bags you want to make for that length is fine with me. i'll be in bozeman mar. 27-28 if you can have them done by then and just pick em' up. thanks in advance! (i PM'd you the paypal info)

haha ya its kinda huge. i built 2 wood "i-beams" that are a bunch of 2x4s and 2x3 bolted together with 2 2x6s on the top all rounded over with a router. it is more of a reinforcement now that i think about it. but i still want minimum deflection.

i found some really cheap ($.37) metal spring clamps at home depot that should work really nice for tacking edges onto base material.