
Showing posts with label hollow wood longboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hollow wood longboard. Show all posts
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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.

Thursday, August 12, 2010
hollow experimental alaia/bluegill
This is my first chambered board. I thought would try a alaia template with some bluegill dynamics. I screwed together some est. 2 by 4s, shaped it until I hit some screws, unscrewed it and chambered the pieces, glued it back together and cleaned it up. The pictures are in various stages. I finished in time to take it to the Sacred Craft show this weekend. Come check it out. It came out 6'0''. It has some weight, but this could be good. If I do another this way, I think more wood can be chambered away.
Friday, June 11, 2010
We will be gone to Mexico for one week
Labels:
belly board,
bluegill,
fish,
fishing pole,
Handplane,
hollow wood longboard
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wood Fins Hollow Red Wood Log, and Burnt Knuckles
The wood projects are't finished until they have been branded. This is delicate, dangerous work. A boffed branding can ruin a otherwise perfect project. Branding is difficult because, the brand must be fricken hot, if not hot enough the mark will be light or incomplete. Then, you need to rebrand right on the same spot. This is not easy. Getting a hot brand puts your hands close to the fire and is usually painful. Being clumsy is not an asset for good branding. One must have a steady hand and not move anthing once the brand touches the wood. Any mishaps cannot be erased
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