It's a 6'6'' Simmons glassed with bio resin.  I put the sticks in.  Paulownia.

Working in the yard

I spent the evening putting this wood on the deck of a 7'0'' board headed to Patagonia, Cardiff.

6'8'' Bio Wegg/ Sustainable Surf

The Wegg is great for days when the waves are chest high and up.  It paddles good, and it is fast and loose.  It's tri fin system keeps it stable, more controllable than a quad fin.  The pictured Wegg is epoxy, Entropy bio resin, and eps foam.  Do to the resin,  the board is qualified to be a part of the Sustainable Surf Program.  http://www.sustainablesurf.org/ecoboard/

Bio Wegg

More shots of the Wegg.

6'8'' Bio Wegg

This board is glassed with Entopy clear Bio Resin, shaped with eps foam, and has paulownia stringers I glued in.  The board really has a lot of inertia and is super fast and does strong turns.  It has a mix of the eps, epoxy resin and the wood.  I can't wait to get it in some good waves.

Bluegill at Surfy Surfy

Bluegill at Surfy Surfy

Glassing

Some boards going through the shop.

Hook up

Charles  Had this fish on lay-away and took it  home today.  I kind of hate to see it go.

Midlength Cutback

Scarecrow Cutback.  Ryo Matsuyama, from Real Surf Shop, Japan, took this picture the other day.   I'm riding a 7'10'' cross channel bottom.  The board is fast and turns good.  I have added some small side fins.

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