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uuuhh, nice and shiny!

check out this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNVSJaVR ... re=related

they have a homebuilt cnc planer (kinda funny that they have this kind of fancy tool but no pneumatic press).
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Sh*t they have that planer we discussed a while ago!
Good to see it's proven thou!
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Is that e glass? Looks like surfboard glass. Its so thin.
no vds either.
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i forgot to add: they even built their own watercooled belt sander!!!

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Hopefully they will check out Brazen's thread, as they are killing their board when they finish it.
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I like how they wear bunny suits for everything.
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That is an AWESOME video, thanks for postin' that up. I only have the bunny ears...I don't think they help that much. Or maybe they do...
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Post by knightsofnii »

that core is so fingerjointed, anybody know what the fate of that board was?
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Post by doughboyshredder »

most cores are fingerjointed all to hell. Especially Burton. They have more fingerjoints than anybody.
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Blah! I check the press and the heaters as part of my checklist, top and bottom WERE working until I repositioned the thermocouple for the bottom blanket and got the dreaded no cont on the pid. So this board just has top blanket, and overall I was trying a lower temperature to bring the material shrinkage into equilibrium. We'll see. Best fit and layup yet, tried a different locating system and I SO am not pulling this board until it cools this time...I hate the suspense! I just need to have a couple beers and chill I guess.
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I had a thought, what if fingerjoints contributed to dampening? All those little gaps and transitions providing a buffer for vibration? Obviously you loose pop and some responsiveness and perhaps longevity of the board camber but perhaps it delivers a damper feel? Just a thought.
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I had a thought. Maybe I should have painted flames on my press I-beams. Chicks dig flames.
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Brazen wrote: Chicks dig flames.
Is that so?...
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I had a thought, what if fingerjoints contributed to dampening? Just a thought.
Certainly would make the core heavier IMO, heavier = less vibration.
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Post by Brazen »

Out of the press, trimmed and base belt ground...waiting to rub out the topcoat, drill out the inserts and stone grind. I'm pretty happy with this one. :D Core was 7mm underfoot, 6.5mm center, 2mm tips true twin tip and a carbon fiber center stringer. Feels good and lively with a certain dignity about it...but enough tech speak , I'll post a pic when she's finished. Happy )

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