Workshop Available? Mentor Needed in NY or NE Area

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dexter rutecki
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Workshop Available? Mentor Needed in NY or NE Area

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Hello,

I am super interested in building my own pair of boards! Skibuilders has a ton of excellent info for a newbie like me and has really got me amped to dive into the process...I am originally from Vermont but now live in NYC so space is pretty limited right now for building out a press, profiler ect. I also want to get some 1st hand experience before diving into the whole process blind.

"Teach a man to Fish..."

I was wondering if anyone in the NY/NE area offer workshops where you can oversee the build process for 1st time builders? Or could you recommend anyone who might offer something like this?

I could compensate you for your time, all materials and teaching.

FYI I am looking to build a rockered, powder ski a la:

Rossignol S7
Volkl chopstick/kuro
salomon rocker/czar
armada JJ
Line Mothership
K2 Hellbents

Thanks for your advice and I look forward to hearing from you!

Dexter :D
dexter rutecki
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Post by dexter rutecki »

Nothing? Nobody interested? Am I out off line here somehow?
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Post by KevyWevy »

give it time. this may not be the correct section either.

but my thought is that there probably aren't any ski builders in NYC
dexter rutecki
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Post by dexter rutecki »

Yeah probably not the most ideal place for ski builders perhaps. I would be willing to travel though!
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dexter rutecki
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Post by dexter rutecki »

Hey thanks for the tip, I will do some more searching as well as looking into the threads you have posted.

Thanks again!
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