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telehead
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ANVIL Skis

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That link didn't work, brought me to photobucket home page.
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fail.
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nice tosheets :)
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Post by skidesmond »

Works now, real nice. How about some details on the skis, dimensions, layup, etc? I noticed a 2 tone wood core, what is it?
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Post by telehead »

Thanks for the help! The skis are 174 cm. 143-110-131, with approx 3mm camber underfoot. Lay-up is Base,VDS, 22oz. FG, Core, 22oz. FG, TS. The core is Poplar, with Maple stringers (for inserts) Sidewalls are Purple Heart, and Brazilian Walnut. Graphics printed on PBT by Coda. I have been out only 6 days on them, they seem to be really nice. They are very similar to many pair that i have been skiing for 3 or 4 years. The big change is the Rocker tip, and the early rise tail. The tip is Rockered @ 38mm, while the early rise tail is @ 26mm. I think I will do a more straight tail in the future. I feel like I am fighting to stay out of the backseat a little. I will try to get some more photos, not having much luck with that part!!! Cheers KT
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Nice looking skis.
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Re: anvil skis

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Anvil wrote:I actually own the website too. Anvilskis.com.
It just goes to GoDaddy. You own the domain, but nothing on there. ?
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:D
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Anvil wrote:Yes you are correct I own the domain name, have not gotten to creating the website yet. Hope to get to that soon.
Do you actually own a company? Or are you just "calling dibs" so-to-speak?

(Sorry for the thread-jack, gorgeous skis!!!!!)
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:D
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telehead
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Post by telehead »

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These are the latest skis for my wife. 156cm, 143-112-131 Poplar, Maple, Alder core all wood was recycled from a local cabinet builder, so that was free 99!! The ski has an early rise @ 28mm with a small radius tail, 3 to 4 mm camber underfoot. The sidewalls are Brazialian Walnut and Purple Heart. Core dimensions are .355 at the center, and .080 at the ends, linier taper (You can do the conversion:) Mounted Tele with inserts. Topsheet by Coda. Oh, and it is snowing about 3 to4 inches an hour, expected to get 6 to 10 feet in the next 4 days. How bad is that!! Thanks for all the help out there, xxxooo to db.
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Post by falls »

Nice skis, I think the fact you actually have an anvil must count for something!
The snowfall accumulation sounds like it is going off - you must be in California (?)
Whats the go with the "free 99" - must be an american thing - I've seen it a few times lately but dont really get it.
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Post by vinman »

really nice looking skis. I like the idea of using cut offs from the cabinet maker. There's a couple guys around me that make furniture and cabinets. I might have to contact them about some cutoffs.

I just bought some maple and poplar for 4 cores yesterday.
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Post by telehead »

Thanks, I did have a brain fart with the alignment pegs for the core. As you can see they were a little long, but it's ok. I have about 6 anvils, I have been doing Blacksmithing for...well, over 30 years now. I am between Reno, and Tahoe. Cheers, KT
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