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Wooden sup

Created by tarquin1 tarquin1  > 9 months ago, 30 Nov 2016
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tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

30 Nov 2016 12:37am
here are some pics of a wooden sup I built. It is 12'6 X 28 and weighs 15kgs. Hollow wood construction using different types of wood.








Mastbender
Mastbender

1972 posts

30 Nov 2016 2:11am
I'd love to see a shot taken from the side to see what kind of rocker you built into it.
Also, if I had built something that gorgeous, I'd probably hang it as art and never get it wet.
Great job!
Area10
Area10

1508 posts

30 Nov 2016 2:48am
Wow - bravo!
JEG
JEG

JEG

VIC

1469 posts

30 Nov 2016 7:44am
I like it and well done!
Chris_M
Chris_M

2132 posts

30 Nov 2016 4:44am
Beautiful work!
conan
conan

NSW

181 posts

30 Nov 2016 12:20pm
Work of art. Looks to good to ride,
Should be hanging on a wall
GizzieNZ
GizzieNZ

4103 posts

30 Nov 2016 1:34pm
Amazing work......what do you do in your spare time ?
tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

30 Nov 2016 3:20pm
The board was moving a bit. There is quite a bit of rocker in the nose, a little less in the tail. I can't rember the numbers exactly.


Smash1
Smash1

NSW

826 posts

30 Nov 2016 6:23pm
way too good to get wet!!
tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

30 Nov 2016 3:24pm
It slips along nicely. This is a friend, I think he is just under 80kgs.


JonesySUP
JonesySUP

QLD

872 posts

30 Nov 2016 5:28pm
wow......top suff
DavidJohn
DavidJohn

VIC

17569 posts

30 Nov 2016 6:41pm
Very nice.. Was it made using a kit or plans?
tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

30 Nov 2016 3:49pm
I built it myself. Designed the board on a free kayak programe. Printed out the forms and stuck them on plywood. Cut them out and built it like a kayak or hollow board. I am working on a kit that will be easy to build. Not the same shape.
kev7
kev7

WA

132 posts

2 Dec 2016 7:38am
how much do recon you spent on it no worried about hrs just $ value just wondering
Smash1
Smash1

NSW

826 posts

2 Dec 2016 1:18pm
Select to expand quote
tarquin1 said..
It slips along nicely. This is a friend, I think he is just under 80kgs.



Even makes your friend look 10 years younger
tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

2 Dec 2016 1:57pm
I am not sure about the cost. I dont think I said in the begining I am an Aussie living in France. So costs would be different. The wood I mainly used is Western red cedar. Bead and cove strips 6mm thick. This was for the deck and sides. The bottom is Paulownia and Bamboo veneered balsa panels I made myself. I know Paulownia is available in Oz. There are plenty of people making surfboards with it. As is bamboo veneer. There are plenty of wooden surfboard blogs that will be more helpful.
I used kayakfoundry to design the board.
You will need alot of clamps!! and time but the end result is worth it.
colas
colas

5370 posts

2 Dec 2016 3:01pm
Select to expand quote
tarquin1 said..
It slips along nicely. This is a friend, I think he is just under 80kgs.



Is this pic taken in Cannes?
goo.gl/maps/wLfcVgaxkDs
tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

2 Dec 2016 4:05pm
Wow well spotted. Yes I live in Cannes. Sorry about the massive pics. I guess i should re-size.


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