Select to expand quoteBretto74 said..
Hey DJ, where do you get the sup specific trestles?
They are very cheap at Autobarn.
I see that on line they cost $49.. I'm pretty sure I paid about half that.. Maybe they were on special then.
www.autobarn.com.au/garage-tuff-auto-panel-work-stand-200kg-capacity-gt200ps
Another solution is to make ones out of cheap wooden trestles, see my post at:
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/How-to-support-a-SUP-for-rail-work?page=1#2055356
Select to expand quotekev7 said..
super cheap auto have them for 20 bucks [ stands ] handy to have
Pretty sure that's about what I paid.. Bargain!.. I have 2 of them.. Using 2 together is good for working on very long boards.
I tweaked mine a little by swapping out the side chains with a couple of short pieces of rope.
Great Video DJ
What is the go pro mount that you used for the downwinder? It is a fantastic perspective. Would be an interesting view when surfing a shorter SUP perhaps.
Bob
Select to expand quoteFRP said..
Great Video DJ
What is the go pro mount that you used for the downwinder? It is a fantastic perspective. Would be an interesting view when surfing a shorter SUP perhaps.
Bob
My go pro mount is quite big and heavy [home made].. and don't think it will work on short surfing boards.
And the sneaky reminder from DJ that we're entering into the "mid-week-winter-downwinders-when-most-of-us-are-stuck-at-work" season...
Thanks DJ!
