My fourth snowboard just finished
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My fourth snowboard just finished
I just took these pics of a board I made for a friend. It has fully capped rails, was vac bagged and pressed.
166 cm long
32.5cm nose
28 cm waist
32 cm tail
Rockered tip and tail with camber under foot.
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super nice veneer work. That is not easy to get that perfect of a joint, good job. Gives me ideas for sure.
Fighting gravity on a daily basis
www.Whiteroomcustomskis.com
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Wow! Thanks for the stoke to all you guys.
I just got hammered with a $120.00 shipping charge to get the board to Hawaii. But You guys made my day. Thanks to Twizz for getting the pics up. Pm me how to do that! The wood is "Waterfall quilted bubinga kevazinga" And some european birch I forget the name. The top has 2 coats Fiberglass Hawaii 'aluzine" 2 to 1 uv epoxy. The rails are Rust-oleum gloss enamel and that is all under 5 coats of Minwax fast drying polyurethane. Wet sanded and machine buffed. I'll try to find some interesting pics from the build & post.
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More pics
Here's some of my primitive gear. Twizz are you out there?
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Thanks. UUMMMM I got a new High end shock and parts to build a new rear wheel for my bike. I figure I got "some" compensation for my building education. My friend is caring for a trail I built on Maui so that's Priceless.knightsofnii wrote:please do, did you actually sell that? what did it go for? id' want no less than like $5000 for work like that.
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