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HOME SUP BUILD

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Created by buzzy > 9 months ago, 12 Sep 2014
buzzy
TAS, 2433 posts
13 Sep 2014 1:31AM
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Hi Guys, Decided to build a SUP over winter. Lots of compromises with measurements. Hopefully it will work. 7'11", 30.5", 4.5". Wide ASS at 20". Light(12kg/m2) EPS core. BOTTOM; 4oz glass/3mmCorecell/4oz glass,Acrylic paint. DECK; 4oz glass(+extran 500mm patch in standing area)/3mmCorecell/200gCarbon and 2/3board length 4oz, hot coat.
Surfinz boxes X 5, Shapers handle(FCS STyle) Gortez plug. Creatures deck pad.
Total weight @ 8kg. Volume @100litres.

buzzy
TAS, 2433 posts
13 Sep 2014 1:38AM
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Quad + extra


Kami
1566 posts
13 Sep 2014 4:55AM
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Best board you will ever had, you will know her best and worst because you did made her inners shaping

Jeroensurf
915 posts
13 Sep 2014 5:06AM
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Awesome!
I wish I had skills like that.

avdm
14 posts
13 Sep 2014 4:33PM
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Great job!

riverider
TAS, 1100 posts
13 Sep 2014 7:55PM
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nice work there buzzy, looks like you got to give it a run today
be careful with that colour scheme in the hot tassie sun






geared4knots
TAS, 2647 posts
13 Sep 2014 10:50PM
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Well done, many hard hours certainly worth it!!

supthecreek
2616 posts
14 Sep 2014 9:22PM
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Nicely done, and it looks like it surfs really well.

Good skills to have in a pricy sport like this

alanshort
TAS, 151 posts
14 Sep 2014 11:57PM
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great skills buzzy nicely put together

EB
SA, 492 posts
15 Sep 2014 2:00PM
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Good work Buzzy.

TASSIEROCKS
TAS, 1651 posts
15 Sep 2014 8:37PM
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very nice

how many wild turkeys did it take

you just pimped your ride



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