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custom shapes: July 2007







the customer wanted a big board (contemporary thruster) in relation of his biotype
so I used the expanded concept
the basic dim are 6´4´´ * 19 3/4 ´´ (with the WP at 3´´ down) * 2 3/4´´
sports: flat bottom to "V" between fins; flat deck; 60/40 s semi full tucked edged rails to hard; good progressive rocker; big side fins and a bit smaller (in large only) rear one, side fins tilted 6º toed in 1/4´´, 80/20 foil and thinner thickness, I put the rear 1/4´´ forward (cause the back foot) and the side ones more to the rails (to hold. think in the V bottom, the cant and when the surf s up)
more rounded outline in the last 18´´
the shape foil is tapered to the nose and tail, the tail is very thin to the pod (3´´ up)
I d been doing this in all of the boards
-excellent paddling capabilities (area) ; excellent floatation (volume); very good maneuverability for that area (due to the outline; V bottom; tilted fins + rear forward; tail rocker; thinned rails)
fair trimming; good slalom; fair down the line; very good in hold small and medium waves












...for a friend
this is a very different fish..a reckless 5 10 fish
sports: 22" wide, 3" thickness; flat to concave bottom (this is very uncommon) and deep between fins
flat deck; somewhat between down rails and full 60/40 s to sharp on tail; very tapered tail rails (uncommon too) not showed in the pictures..the tail is very thin and provide good flex
more rocker than most fish..and totally different approach on that
the buttcrack is reinforced with 5 x 4oz +
2 x 4oz Aerialite glass on top and 1 in the bottom
foam 10% lighter
Gloss finish and speed finish on bottom (tail)
1/4" resin pinline
1/8 pinlines space fish work
built to loose and fly
-today was the first time in the water and the owner never surfed a fish (he use a bonzer)
---4´ clean conditions in a pointbreak, 30 waves and a superstoked phonecall---








----I dont know what happened but the pictures looks terrible..the boards looks better than these shots
I shooted with an Olympus 7.1 megapixels
but in a clouded day
with ISO 1600..also tested the other features like shooting in clouder days, etc
but the pictures were bad----
I d used the same camera for the white board in the other post..and works ok..I dunno
round pin thruster slim mini egg
flat bottom, low entry rocker, good tail rocker and kick tail; 60/40 s semifull rails to hard on tail; flat deck
4 1/2 base x 4 5/8 L, 33º sweep, 20/80 foil Okume Plywood fins. 6º canted and 1/4 toe in.
gloss finish on top, speed finish bottom; 1/16 white pinlines separating the colors and the foam stripe.
custom shapes
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Monday, July 30, 2007
Sunday, July 22, 2007
expanded shortboard







the customer wanted a big board (contemporary thruster) in relation of his biotype
so I used the expanded concept
the basic dim are 6´4´´ * 19 3/4 ´´ (with the WP at 3´´ down) * 2 3/4´´
sports: flat bottom to "V" between fins; flat deck; 60/40 s semi full tucked edged rails to hard; good progressive rocker; big side fins and a bit smaller (in large only) rear one, side fins tilted 6º toed in 1/4´´, 80/20 foil and thinner thickness, I put the rear 1/4´´ forward (cause the back foot) and the side ones more to the rails (to hold. think in the V bottom, the cant and when the surf s up)
more rounded outline in the last 18´´
the shape foil is tapered to the nose and tail, the tail is very thin to the pod (3´´ up)
I d been doing this in all of the boards
-excellent paddling capabilities (area) ; excellent floatation (volume); very good maneuverability for that area (due to the outline; V bottom; tilted fins + rear forward; tail rocker; thinned rails)
fair trimming; good slalom; fair down the line; very good in hold small and medium waves
posted by reverb at 3:59 PM
13 comments
Friday, July 13, 2007
FISHIOTHERAPY












...for a friend
this is a very different fish..a reckless 5 10 fish
sports: 22" wide, 3" thickness; flat to concave bottom (this is very uncommon) and deep between fins
flat deck; somewhat between down rails and full 60/40 s to sharp on tail; very tapered tail rails (uncommon too) not showed in the pictures..the tail is very thin and provide good flex
more rocker than most fish..and totally different approach on that
the buttcrack is reinforced with 5 x 4oz +
2 x 4oz Aerialite glass on top and 1 in the bottom
foam 10% lighter
Gloss finish and speed finish on bottom (tail)
1/4" resin pinline
1/8 pinlines space fish work
built to loose and fly
-today was the first time in the water and the owner never surfed a fish (he use a bonzer)
---4´ clean conditions in a pointbreak, 30 waves and a superstoked phonecall---
posted by reverb at 7:13 PM
12 comments
Sunday, July 08, 2007
slim mini egg








----I dont know what happened but the pictures looks terrible..the boards looks better than these shots
I shooted with an Olympus 7.1 megapixels
but in a clouded day
with ISO 1600..also tested the other features like shooting in clouder days, etc
but the pictures were bad----
I d used the same camera for the white board in the other post..and works ok..I dunno
round pin thruster slim mini egg
flat bottom, low entry rocker, good tail rocker and kick tail; 60/40 s semifull rails to hard on tail; flat deck
4 1/2 base x 4 5/8 L, 33º sweep, 20/80 foil Okume Plywood fins. 6º canted and 1/4 toe in.
gloss finish on top, speed finish bottom; 1/16 white pinlines separating the colors and the foam stripe.
posted by reverb at 12:13 PM
15 comments
check the ARCHIVES and you ll see all the photos.
All boards are 100% handcrafted since mid ´80s by one person from start to finish; including silk screening, fins and everything in between. Only functional tested shapes not trendy boards on works. The norm is to discontinue the templates that do not perform as expected.
All boards are 100% handcrafted since mid ´80s by one person from start to finish; including silk screening, fins and everything in between. Only functional tested shapes not trendy boards on works. The norm is to discontinue the templates that do not perform as expected.
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