Thanks for sharing. Great seeing the process unfold and I certainly appreciate all the work that goes into making a board...especially custom
jeez Rossy never seen u be that careful with any of the boards u have made me!!!! hahaha, see if u can get someone better looking to read out your notes too!!
Not many comments, so happy to give some positive feedback...please keep it up - loving it!
I used a router nearly every day for nearly 20 years in my previous profession & it's great to see someone use one correctly freehand. Foam is obviously much easier to rout than timber as many wouldn't be brave enough to do that with timber work - any reason you don't simply use a template & collar? Is it the time factor, and the fact that any minor gaps will fill anyway?
Really enjoying the vids, but aren't your neck and legs exposed to the sanding fibreglass and epoxy, cause I heard sanding new fresh epoxy is not good for you.
Some interesting stuff in there!
Is it possible to hook up the 3D software in vid 1 to a CNG controlled router?
You had better get tomorrows stuff done early so we can go for a sail.
Has your little cut healed
You had better get tomorrows stuff done early so we can go for a sail.
Has your little cut healed
Stitches out today. So my sacrifice to Huey is finished. It must your turn now. Hopefully Sheringa tomoz.
WOW - cannot thank you enough for that series !!
was quite surprised on how few trade secrets you had and what they were !!
your accuracy in your workmanship is uncanny !!
hope you put COBRA out of business
Wow I'm blow away by how much work is involved, fantastic looking board. Thanks for posting it has been a real eye opener.
An incredibly generous and informative thread Peter. The amount of work involved and attention to detail in producing a custom board is significant and wouldn't have the same efficiencies (read short cuts) that a production line can get away with.
What masking tape brand do you use - I'm going to buy some shares in that company