A different way of expressing the same thing... this is horizontal slices equidistant from a flat plane beneath the board.
For a couple of years I've been using the free version of a board design program, just as a way of sketching out ideas and recording and comparing rockers and such, it's been a boon. I just use it for design and take the plan shape and the rocker templates from it to the blank, resolving everything on the stands in the good old way.
I've just got a one month licence on the full program to check it out and have been exploring all the features that I've previously had no access to. Hence the pretty visualisations!
Pretty good program I reckon. Shape 3d if anyone is interested. No affiliation.
The blue ironstone look 3d graphics are the craziest
A different way of expressing the same thing... this is horizontal slices equidistant from a flat plane beneath the board.
For a couple of years I've been using the free version of a board design program, just as a way of sketching out ideas and recording and comparing rockers and such, it's been a boon. I just use it for design and take the plan shape and the rocker templates from it to the blank, resolving everything on the stands in the good old way.
I've just got a one month licence on the full program to check it out and have been exploring all the features that I've previously had no access to. Hence the pretty visualisations!
Pretty good program I reckon. Shape 3d if anyone is interested. No affiliation.
I like this view as it gives a clearer idea for the bottom contours for me... So the question is how do you transfer the data to the blank? or is it just theoretical to get the idea's
I like this view as it gives a clearer idea for the bottom contours for me... So the question is how do you transfer the data to the blank? or is it just theoretical to get the idea's
I agree, it's a more immediately comprehensible view. It required tweaking a few things to arrive at though so isn't something that leaps out at you while clicking about.
Obviously the typical intended path to a shaped blank is via CNC Routing. I don't do that, not that I have any issues with it at all.
I print out the outline and rocker templates from the program, on a home printer on A4 with little reference lines so that I can stick them accurately onto MDF template stock. From there I've got my old school templates and I'm into it with the planer.
It's nice to have toyed around with concaves and rail shapes and such visually on the screen because it helps to centre my intent, but I don't take any further info from the digital board onto the stands and would have no idea how closely this aspect of the finished board reflects the actual shapes in the program.
One day I'll get around to measuring up the finished board and entering it back in retrospectively such that the whole universe is aligned. I'm not in a burning rush for that bit though.
The blue ironstone look 3d graphics are the craziest
I don't know them (don't know much about all this at all really), got one to share? (Mid Length board model though please if possible! )
The blue ironstone look 3d graphics are the craziest
I don't know them (don't know much about all this at all really), got one to share? (Mid Length board model though please if possible! )
I mean if you keep pressing buttons where you change the graphics you will get this weird flint blue 3d graphic of your board.
6 years of patience finally pays off...
Oh crap!!! That looks unreeeeeeea!!!
Whats going across the bottom/rails of that beauty?
That's real similar outline to your 8"er Salty...
6 years of patience finally pays off...
You have to tell the whole story... and talk a bit about how the board rides. I'm also hugely interested in his rocker, has he done the old WL Involvement rocker which is quite flat entry and exit with a distinct kink in the middle ? Or is it modernised?
Edit: I've just googled 'evan squirrell' so now have some idea of who I'm talking to. Maybe I've made some wayward assumptions about the shaping of this board... Anyhow, I'm super interested either way.
Calling it a Hi-Jack just showing a sample of Evans work stunning right,OK I'll retreat back to my cage
But the 7,6 looks nice well done.
That's real similar outline to your 8"er Salty...
Indeed, well spotted. Didn't notice myself even.
Top image is a straight overlay at scale, bottom image is the Lynch stretched up to 8' so as to be able to more directly compare the character of the outlines...
p.s. I just watched that Lightning Bolt video literally last week! Loved it. It must have been linked somewhere that we both bounced off...
Calling it a Hi-Jack just showing a sample of Evans work stunning right,OK I'll retreat back to my cage
But the 7,6 looks nice well done.
Just ribbing you buddy, wouldn't want you to leave the party.
Calling it a Hi-Jack just showing a sample of Evans work stunning right,OK I'll retreat back to my cage
But the 7,6 looks nice well done.
Just ribbing you buddy, wouldn't want you to leave the party.
Yeah then Andy's party would be down to 19 anyway as you were, some nice boards in this topic.
6 years of patience finally pays off...
You have to tell the whole story... and talk a bit about how the board rides. I'm also hugely interested in his rocker, has he done the old WL Involvement rocker which is quite flat entry and exit with a distinct kink in the middle ? Or is it modernised?
Edit: I've just googled 'evan squirrell' so now have some idea of who I'm talking to. Maybe I've made some wayward assumptions about the shaping of this board... Anyhow, I'm super interested either way.
Also Googled now I had a vouch and the quality was mint, stand up spoon that was just a bit small for my mediocre ability... TK rode it though and absolutely ripped on the points, thing went like a rocket when I did nail it.
Came very close to pulling the trigger on an Evo mid about a year back, those things look unreal. Was also only reading up on the Rolled Vee Noserider only a few days back... awesome stuff
That's real similar outline to your 8"er Salty...
Indeed, well spotted. Didn't notice myself even.
Top image is a straight overlay at scale, bottom image is the Lynch stretched up to 8' so as to be able to more directly compare the character of the outlines...
p.s. I just watched that Lightning Bolt video literally last week! Loved it. It must have been linked somewhere that we both bounced off...
That's even closer than I thought... damn!!!
Very similar to my 8"4' Tim Clark too... Such a classic and functional shape
That's real similar outline to your 8"er Salty...
Indeed, well spotted. Didn't notice myself even.
Top image is a straight overlay at scale, bottom image is the Lynch stretched up to 8' so as to be able to more directly compare the character of the outlines...
p.s. I just watched that Lightning Bolt video literally last week! Loved it. It must have been linked somewhere that we both bounced off...
That's even closer than I thought... damn!!!
Very similar to my 8"4' Tim Clark too... Such a classic and functional shape
Calling it a Hi-Jack just showing a sample of Evans work stunning right,OK I'll retreat back to my cage
But the 7,6 looks nice well done.
Just ribbing you buddy, wouldn't want you to leave the party.
Yeah then Andy's party would be down to 19 anyway as you were, some nice boards in this topic.
19's a gross exaggeration buddy, we're more like 2 or 3 in here
Beautiful shot, trim and glide 7'10" ThickLizzy
www.instagram.com/p/BtRJ9W9gUeB/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=q0rwilda4zzj
bit of mention of the SDR boards here - i've picked up a true midlength he is doing, an evo hull at 7 2 x 22 x 2 7/8 with modern rails, can't wait to get hold of it when i'm up on the sunshine/gold coast in a few weeks... got a great review from a guy who owns one...
bit of mention of the SDR boards here - i've picked up a true midlength he is doing, an evo hull at 7 2 x 22 x 2 7/8 with modern rails, can't wait to get hold of it when i'm up on the sunshine/gold coast in a few weeks... got a great review from a guy who owns one...
SDR is an amazing shaper so i'm super keen to hear more about how this one goes... My best LB is an SDR, my mates best SB is an SDR so if this skill translates to a Mid then i'd be keen. I'm planning on checking one out when i'm on the GC later this year
This looks fun...
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Love a big fade on the takeoff, my favourite move.
This looks fun...
www.instagram.com/p/BtSA2d0FkxD/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=hrhr6xpjzby8
Love a big fade on the takeoff, my favourite move.
I'm totally a victim of overcooking my bottom turn on takeoff... I like to draw that bad boy out as long as I can... especially on Lizzy as it just feels magic... which mostly results in me embarrassingly wiping out and looking like (more) of a kook
bit of mention of the SDR boards here - i've picked up a true midlength he is doing, an evo hull at 7 2 x 22 x 2 7/8 with modern rails, can't wait to get hold of it when i'm up on the sunshine/gold coast in a few weeks... got a great review from a guy who owns one...
SDR is an amazing shaper so i'm super keen to hear more about how this one goes... My best LB is an SDR, my mates best SB is an SDR so if this skill translates to a Mid then i'd be keen. I'm planning on checking one out when i'm on the GC later this year
Andy any time you are coming up to the surfcoast let me know i'll have you covered for boards!
Just got word the CBucket is ready for collection!
Looks UNREAL dude, love the color... Big question is, hows the surf report looking to break her in