It's all in the feel of the shape. You can feel it when caressing it... When you play pool, you can feel if a queue is right or not... Same thing here... You can also do a one sided mold and color mark where the two sides are not identical... Like a dentist blue strip bite mark... Then you can go out and test it a few times and sell, keep or throw away ;)
no gloves no shoes no mask wow what a bad idea oh and no power tools good luck with that and nice fin shape is that for a boat? not impressed old school oh and your supposed to glass it to the laminating coat (the fiberglass) ya!
Not so the fin is set into solid wooden blocking glass on wouldn't be at all ideal, it makes a large inefficient fillet and wouldn't handle the power of a 14 inch fin. The fin is for a 17 foot olo board, and is an excellent well proven shape. Go back to fixing foam boards.
Well it isn't really a how to make, moree of a watch someone making, anyway it's the biggest heaviest surfboard fin I have ever built, 14 inches deep, ten inches fore and aft and 7/8ths of an inch thick.... the claymore of surfboard fins.
super cool man;) thank you, great music on all of your "vIdeas" as well.
I just want to know how you place the design "inside" the monster, is that a kind of paper in the middle or something?
keep on posting
bababacardi 2 years ago
Thanks. The design is on cloth which is laminated inside the fin panel, I think it's a polycotton print.
RoyStewart 2 years ago
It's all in the feel of the shape. You can feel it when caressing it... When you play pool, you can feel if a queue is right or not... Same thing here... You can also do a one sided mold and color mark where the two sides are not identical... Like a dentist blue strip bite mark... Then you can go out and test it a few times and sell, keep or throw away ;)
M0nsieurX 2 years ago
no gloves no shoes no mask wow what a bad idea oh and no power tools good luck with that and nice fin shape is that for a boat? not impressed old school oh and your supposed to glass it to the laminating coat (the fiberglass) ya!
surfboardrepairguy 3 years ago
Not so the fin is set into solid wooden blocking glass on wouldn't be at all ideal, it makes a large inefficient fillet and wouldn't handle the power of a 14 inch fin. The fin is for a 17 foot olo board, and is an excellent well proven shape. Go back to fixing foam boards.
RoyStewart 2 years ago
niceone
boxoffluffys 4 years ago
Well it isn't really a how to make, moree of a watch someone making, anyway it's the biggest heaviest surfboard fin I have ever built, 14 inches deep, ten inches fore and aft and 7/8ths of an inch thick.... the claymore of surfboard fins.
RoyStewart 4 years ago