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Timber boards

Created by mitchbat mitchbat  > 9 months ago, 5 Feb 2015
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mitchbat
mitchbat

WA

399 posts

5 Feb 2015 4:30pm
As requested JB.
JAKE123
JAKE123

QLD

314 posts

5 Feb 2015 8:07pm
Awesome work man!

WRT the leaky plugs, why not just mount them in a block of lightweight wood inside the board so that there is no potential for them to leak? if you were accurate with positioning and used only minimal material weight gain would be minimal.
chrispy
chrispy

WA

9675 posts

5 Feb 2015 7:21pm
would love to see some footage of the boards in some waves
mitchbat
mitchbat

WA

399 posts

5 Feb 2015 9:38pm
Not my handiwork Jake. A mate has been making them. Ive only seen him ride one in typical summer pus but it looked to go pretty good
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

6 Feb 2015 11:26am
They really are a sweet piece of work. Is he locally based or down south? Does he build for personal use only or for sale?

Same as Chrispy would love to see one un use..
Jah0073
Jah0073

WA

17 posts

6 Feb 2015 12:44pm
www.bodhitreesurf.com.au/

this guy is local
Prawnhead
Prawnhead

NSW

1317 posts

6 Feb 2015 6:58pm
worth your ten minutes ..great surfer and top bloke!
check the comments section for some more info!

CRF
CRF

CRF

WA

82 posts

11 Feb 2015 9:43am




I've made a couple of wood boards in the past, a 5'10 fish off a skip fry design I found years ago and a little 5'6 mini sim.
made from paulownia and glassed with epoxy.
the fabric inlay on this one was an old favourite shirt that I laid under the glass and it came up pretty cool.
I've helped a couple of guys in freo to get started making their own. if anyone is interested its a great hobby.
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

11 Feb 2015 11:59am
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CRF said..




I've made a couple of wood boards in the past, a 5'10 fish off a skip fry design I found years ago and a little 5'6 mini sim.
made from paulownia and glassed with epoxy.
the fabric inlay on this one was an old favourite shirt that I laid under the glass and it came up pretty cool.
I've helped a couple of guys in freo to get started making their own. if anyone is interested its a great hobby.


Stunning..
Mucksy
Mucksy

QLD

217 posts

15 Feb 2015 3:43pm
A few images of some boards we have made in the last 12months.... A lot of labour to build each one but in our opinion definitely a far better board that will last a lifetime if cared for. Riding wood is such an awesome feeling! I'm loving the fabric inlay on the mini sim!

Also, this is an interesting article that went out a few weeks ago touching on how wooden boards may be making a little come back.
www.smh.com.au/business/small-business/whats-the-latest-surf-fad-20150129-130nr1.html

Cheers.












CRF
CRF

CRF

WA

82 posts

15 Feb 2015 3:26pm
great boards Mucksy
there's nothing better than after all that hard work and labour to pour on the resin and what the colour in the wood pop!

nice work!
SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

15 Feb 2015 9:53pm
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Prawnhead said..
worth your ten minutes ..great surfer and top bloke!
check the comments section for some more info!




That guy is a legend !!!!! what a magnificent fabrication method !!!!
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