Mr. Peanut

Greetings

This is my new asylum. I took a picture of the room in the beginning, because it will probably never look the same. I am stoked. The room has been easy to adjust to, and I believe, have shaped some nice boards.

Edible Bluegill

6'2'' Bluegill wood veneer deck (alaia flex), Recycled foam, bio resin. I wouldn't want to eat it, but in a pinch, maybee.

This board is strong, kite board able. It is going to Tavarua to be tested out.

Alaia pockets

This is a photo of Jay Nelson on a 7' vee bottom Finley Model at Ocean Beach, S.F. Jeff Den Broeder took the picture. Jay may not like my airbrushes but he has taken to my alaias.

Finished FlexerHere

Here is Will's flextail kneeboard. He rode it last weekend and said it flies. I will have more info later.

I shaped my first board in my new shaping room at the new Bing factory in Encinitas today. Stoked. I do not have my computer operating yet. This is the reason for the scant posts.

Alive and busy

Sorry abou the delay in update. We have been swamped with pacling and unpacking our house and my workshop.. We are relocating to Encinitas. It has been insane. Check out our latest #5 wood longboard. It is going to Paul.

reviewsurfboards.com

http://www.reviewsurfboards.com/index.cfm?page=story1&story_id=75
Tony tried out a 8' Bluegill. Above is a link to his a post on reviewsurfboards.com. He had never ridden a alaia or any other finless board. It took him a little time to adjust, but once it started to click for him he had a great time. Check out his website. There is board reviews of many makes and models. Also, It has videos and other entertainment.