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Wood windsurfing board

Created by onescribe onescribe  > 9 months ago, 13 Mar 2018
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onescribe
onescribe

5 posts

13 Mar 2018 10:33pm
Hello all,
Needing some guidance or advice on building a chambered board from some extra cyrpus and cedar I have in my wood shop. Are there plans available somewhere or at least a template that I can use. I would also like the board to double as a SUP.
Piv
Piv

Piv

WA

372 posts

24 Mar 2018 10:39pm
It will probably turn out quite heavy. Not worth the effort for a sailboard, buy a second hand one. It is however worth building a wood kayak. the wood boards like starboard a re actually foam with ju d t a thin 0.8mm wood veneer on the outside.
Mastbender
Mastbender

1972 posts

25 Mar 2018 12:46am
Do a google search, it's everywhere, too many sites to list.
nbr
nbr

nbr

QLD

297 posts

25 Mar 2018 8:42am
www.seabreeze.com.au/Img/Photos/Windsurfing/tn/mini-1814261.jpghttps://www.seabreeze.com.au/Img/Photos/Windsurfing/tn/mini-1814261.jpg' />Hi onescribe check this out it was built in the 80's by my sons woodwork teacher and when he found out my son was windsurfing he gave it to him . now he has left home I seem to have inherited it. The builder did a terrific job on it.
grich62
grich62

QLD

676 posts

25 Mar 2018 11:14pm
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nbr said..
www.seabreeze.com.au/Img/Photos/Windsurfing/tn/mini-1814261.jpghttps://www.seabreeze.com.au/Img/Photos/Windsurfing/tn/mini-1814261.jpg' />Hi onescribe check this out it was built in the 80's by my sons woodwork teacher and when he found out my son was windsurfing he gave it to him . now he has left home I seem to have inherited it. The builder did a terrific job on it.


i have seen bruce sail this the very first time it went pretty good.but you could hear it coming a mile away as it echoed badly ,the round holes in the deck were to repair it as the bottom delaminated from the inside ribs caused by the pounding and flex of the bottom .it is hard to build a wooden board that is light and stiff enough to handle the flex and stress at the glue joint . by memory it was strip plank cedar on ply frames ,a work of art and a credit to the builder.if you dont want it send it up here
nbr
nbr

nbr

QLD

297 posts

26 Mar 2018 6:58am
Thanks for that bit of history Greg I wondered about the round holes in the top deck. I gave it a run one day and yes very noisy. I am trying to contact Bruce to see if he or one of his children or grandchildren want it back. Its going to waste sitting in my shed, it should be on display somewhere.
grich62
grich62

QLD

676 posts

26 Mar 2018 7:21am
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nbr said..
Thanks for that bit of history Greg I wondered about the round holes in the top deck. I gave it a run one day and yes very noisy. I am trying to contact Bruce to see if he or one of his children or grandchildren want it back. Its going to waste sitting in my shed, it should be on display somewhere.

yes that board should be on display as sail boarding history .if you manage to find him say hello for me .
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