Three steps foreward one step back.
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Three steps foreward one step back.
Three steps foreward one step back till it wasn't funny anymore. But it's totally worth it!
mojomobaking042 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
The tinted carbongraphite top sheet changes as the sunlight hits it at different angles. You can see the fade near the tail in the above pic.
mojomobaking021 by
mojomo035 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickrople/65973917@N07/]Huck Pitueee[/url], on Flickr
Here is a pic comparing the Voile mojo rx to my new board with lots more tail rocker and a wider nose
The flames were hand masked and sprayed. I just googled "how to paint flames"
mojomo003 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
I tried using dowels to align all the layers. Worked perfect. The dowels are glued into a masonite base sheet.
mojomobaking006 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
My finish room, My hush puppys.
mojomobaking042 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
The tinted carbongraphite top sheet changes as the sunlight hits it at different angles. You can see the fade near the tail in the above pic.
mojomobaking021 by
mojomo035 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickrople/65973917@N07/]Huck Pitueee[/url], on Flickr
Here is a pic comparing the Voile mojo rx to my new board with lots more tail rocker and a wider nose
The flames were hand masked and sprayed. I just googled "how to paint flames"
mojomo003 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
I tried using dowels to align all the layers. Worked perfect. The dowels are glued into a masonite base sheet.
mojomobaking006 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
My finish room, My hush puppys.
Sweetness. I love the flames and the carbon top. Where do you get your carbon fiber?
Fighting gravity on a daily basis
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The dowels go through the base. They get drilled and plugged soon. Heres that shot. Normally I make the outer edge go to the center line of the board but this was a base I was repurposing.
mojomo007 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomo007 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomobaking013 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomo031 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomo007 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomo007 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomobaking013 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
mojomo031 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
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Making hardware to hold the splitboard together. All the nice comments got me stoked to go the extra mile. Thanks.
ling009 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
Those chinese hooks ended up looking like two slugs getting busy.
ling015 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
The tip & tail clips are way more burly than the store bought ones
ling017 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
ling009 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
Those chinese hooks ended up looking like two slugs getting busy.
ling015 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
The tip & tail clips are way more burly than the store bought ones
ling017 by Huck Pitueee, on Flickr
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