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SUP to Wind Conversion

Created by Andobear Andobear  > 9 months ago, 19 Sep 2012
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Andobear
Andobear

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19 Sep 2012 7:46pm
For ****s and Giggles












gregc
gregc

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19 Sep 2012 8:33pm
noice, windsuping is heaps of fun.
Scotty88
Scotty88

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19 Sep 2012 6:37pm
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gregc said...

noice, windsuping is heaps of fun.


Windsuping ? I don't get it how do you hold the sail thingy and the paddle at the same time ?
gregc
gregc

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19 Sep 2012 9:57pm
Geez the paddle becomes the tiller :)
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

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19 Sep 2012 8:25pm
Ando, what was the block you inserted? Conventionally Divinycell or Airex / Herex..... but it is white?
Andobear
Andobear

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19 Sep 2012 11:07pm
Mark, it's just foam from a snapped surfboard.
fairhaven
fairhaven

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20 Sep 2012 12:56pm
Whats the pink stuff? how did you come up with the balance position?
would it be sacrilidge to do it to my NAISH?
Andobear
Andobear

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20 Sep 2012 1:53pm
"Pink Stuff" is BOG,
Process goes something like this:
1. Mark out where the box is to be installed (I just used the old 5/8ths rule of thumb, then used a 10" box to give plently of options.
2. Route out the required space to place a higher density foam into.
3. Use Araldyte or similar to coat the polystyrene foam to create a bonding surface.
4. Set the high density foam into the hole using builders bog.
5. sand flat
6. route out space for mast box/fin box.
7. Fibrglass the box in.
8. Fibreglass over top.
9. Sand Flat
10. New Grip
siny
siny

NSW

287 posts

20 Sep 2012 10:02pm
Only problem is builders bog is polyester resin with thickeners added . Polyester resin eats styrofoam !
Andobear
Andobear

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76 posts

20 Sep 2012 10:59pm
Siny, hence point 3...
CMC
CMC

CMC

QLD

3954 posts

21 Sep 2012 1:11pm
Why not use Epoxy/Q Cell Bog and eliminate step 3?
Andobear
Andobear

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21 Sep 2012 1:16pm

Go for it, I was just using what I had lying around in the garage to make the project cheap.
fairhaven
fairhaven

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28 Oct 2012 12:30pm
So..... its been a while....any feedback on the project.
did it work? did it last? etc.
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