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How to build, make, shape, fiberglass, and sand surfboards with Greenlight Surf Supply, the world's #1 resource for surfboard building instruction and supplies.
Greenlight is the East Coast's only manufacturer and supplier of Surfboard Foam Blanks, Fiberglass Cloth, Epoxy and Polyester Resins, Fiberglassing Equipment, Shaping Tools, Sanding Supplies & Composite Materials. Shape your own surfboards with our Surfboard Building Kits and DIY instruction.
Check out our Surfboard Design Guide and Surfboard Building Guides to learn how to make your own surfboards at home.
We also offer Stand Up Paddleboard, Kitesurf, Riversurfing, Wakesurf, and Surf Foil board kits with the highest quality composite materials.
Do-it-yourself with Greenlight!
Greenlight is the East Coast's only manufacturer and supplier of Surfboard Foam Blanks, Fiberglass Cloth, Epoxy and Polyester Resins, Fiberglassing Equipment, Shaping Tools, Sanding Supplies & Composite Materials. Shape your own surfboards with our Surfboard Building Kits and DIY instruction.
Check out our Surfboard Design Guide and Surfboard Building Guides to learn how to make your own surfboards at home.
We also offer Stand Up Paddleboard, Kitesurf, Riversurfing, Wakesurf, and Surf Foil board kits with the highest quality composite materials.
Do-it-yourself with Greenlight!
Epoxy Resin Spreader Hack - Surfboard Shaping Masterclass Bonus Footage
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Here's a little trick to keep your epoxy resin spreaders clean and smooth so you can reuse them dozens of times and save some dough 🤙🏽
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BRIGHT Marine Grade Epoxy Resin: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/epoxy-resin/products/greenlight-marine-grade-epoxy-resin-with-fast-hardener
FAST FUSE Epoxy Resin: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/epoxy-resin/products/greenlight-fast-fuse-epoxy-resin-system
Here's a little trick to keep your epoxy resin spreaders clean and smooth so you can reuse them dozens of times and save some dough 🤙🏽
Epoxy Resin Spreaders: greenlightsurfsupply.com/products/epoxy-resin-spreader-squeegee?_pos=1&_sid=b57f50ffd&_ss=r
Clear Marine Grade Epoxy Resin: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/epoxy-resin/products/epoxy-greenlight-marine-grade-clear-epoxy-resin-system
BRIGHT Marine Grade Epoxy Resin: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/epoxy-resin/products/greenlight-marine-grade-epoxy-resin-with-fast-hardener
FAST FUSE Epoxy Resin: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/epoxy-resin/products/greenlight-fast-fuse-epoxy-resin-system
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Surfboard Shaping Stringer Trim Router Base Plate
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www.greenlightsurfsupply.com Get one here: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/surfboard-shaping-supplies/products/stringer-trim-router-base-plate Wood is hard. Foam is soft. It's really hard to use wood cutting tools on the stringer and not gouge and tear the adjacent foam. It rarely works out to a clean shape. Since we tend to approach problems differently at Greenlight, we came up with a si...
Surfboard Shaping: Power Planing the Deck
Просмотров 979Год назад
www.greenlightsurfsupply.com We've eliminated this crap from surfboard shaping...You don't need to invest in a power planer and learn how to use it if you design your own close tolerance surfboard blanks with Greenlight. Click Here: greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/custom-blanks
Resawing Surfboard Stringer Wood
Просмотров 315Год назад
www.greenlightsurfsupply.com Fitzy slimming down some stock basswood for custom surfboard blank stringers. 🤙🏽
Quick Epoxy Surfboard Sealcoat
Просмотров 490Год назад
www.greenlightsurfsupply.com Keys to a great sealoat: Wipe with Seal Coat Prep cloth, MTY tape, a double thick brush, Marine Grade Epoxy Resin, slow mix for 2 minutes, and flow it out. Walk away. greenlightsurfsupply.com/collections/surfboard-glassing
Makin' Surfboard Shapin' Tools
Просмотров 303Год назад
www.greenlightsurfsupply.com At Greenlight we are committed to the DIY spirit by designing and fabricating most of the products we sell to make surfboard building easier for everyone! We build our own machinery too. Like our Dispensatron 3000 in the background? Perfect Epoxy and Polyester resin pours every time. 🤙🏽
Surfboard Shaping Rail Runner Tool
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hawaiian fabric inlay nose rider surfboard
Просмотров 242Год назад
hawaiian fabric inlay nose rider surfboard
blending the deck and perfecting the rail bands
Просмотров 263Год назад
blending the deck and perfecting the rail bands
Surfboard seal coating with epoxy resin
Просмотров 293Год назад
Surfboard seal coating with epoxy resin
The Joy of Glassing Surfboards with Color
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The Joy of Glassing Surfboards with Color
Surfboard Seal Coating - Epoxy or Poly Resin?
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Surfboard Seal Coating - Epoxy or Poly Resin?
About D.I.Y. - Surfboard Building Masterclass Video Series
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.2 года назад
About D.I.Y. - Surfboard Building Masterclass Video Series
Surfboard Building MASTERCLASS Sample Lesson
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.2 года назад
Surfboard Building MASTERCLASS Sample Lesson
Surfboard Building: Install a Longboard Surfboard Center Fin Boxes
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
Surfboard Building: Install a Longboard Surfboard Center Fin Boxes
Surfboard Building : Compound Buffing Sanded Epoxy Finish to Shine
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Surfboard Building : Compound Buffing Sanded Epoxy Finish to Shine
Surfboard Build : Hawaiian Fabric Inlay Noserider Surfboard
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
Surfboard Build : Hawaiian Fabric Inlay Noserider Surfboard
Pyzel Ghost Surfboard Inspired Basement Shape Using Only 1 Tool
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Pyzel Ghost Surfboard Inspired Basement Shape Using Only 1 Tool
Shaping a $1500 Surf Foil Board for a Fraction of the Cost
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Shaping a $1500 Surf Foil Board for a Fraction of the Cost
DIY Surf Board Building : How to Shape Surfboard Bottoms
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DIY Surf Board Building : How to Shape Surfboard Bottoms
Surfboard Building - Cutting Your Outline Shape
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Surfboard Building - Cutting Your Outline Shape
Rail Runner Surfboard Outline and Rail Shaping Tool
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Rail Runner Surfboard Outline and Rail Shaping Tool
I'm currently on step 6 of the masterclass and I'm a bit confused. Step 6 has several sub-steps using the G-rasp and sanding block. Then it shows the use of the Rail Runner on a board with square rails that have not been hit with the G-rasp and sanding block. Is this an either/or scenario in which you either use the G-rasp and sanding block OR the Rail Runner. If so, which sub-steps does the rail runner replace? Sub-steps (that involve cutting) in step 6 are: 1. Doming the Deck 2. Primary Rail Band Layout 3. Secondary Rail Band Layout 4. "Corner Cut" Rail Band 5. Blending the Deck 6. Elliptical Bottom Rail Tuck 7. Round Bottom Rail Tuck with Rail Runner Tool 8. Screening Rails Round 9. Final Rail Shape Touch Up If I'm not mistaken, sub-step 7 would replace sub-steps 2-6. Correct? Therefore, if you have the Rail Runner tool you would complete steps 1,7,8,9 Or am I mistaken? If so, please clarify.
If my assumption above is not correct, then I believe the Rail Runner replaces only sub-step 6? If this theory is correct then someone with a Rail Runner would complete 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 (skipping only sub-step 6)... I look forward to your response
Great video!
Is this normal Paper ?
Can a vented board "pass too much gas"😂? As in off gassing then going into abruptly cold water and create its own dents/"anti-delam" too much?
Any thermal shock like that might cause foam to shrink... hollow boards "oil can" with negative pressure. The vent definitely helps
Do you find EPOXY worse for out gassing than poly? Ive seen guys just tack the plugs in with Epoxy, then refill the gap during lam, to avoid heat build up. What are your thoughts on this please?
There's no heat issues with FCS 2 or futures style boxes since very little resin is needed to install them. FCS plugs on the other hand use 1 oz. Per plug which can exotherm epoxy in that small space. Polyester resin itself cures with an exothermic reaction so there's no epoxy vs. Poly debate in this situation. It's the foam (and quality of foam) that determines which resin and how to install plugs. EPS foam requires epoxy, PU foam can use either and not subject to heat issues.
Nice tool & rad videos Amigo ! I got some epoxy from you guys & to do less than 1. 0z mix . Would the formula be for .50 = .345 + .155 & for .25 = .1725 = .0775
I just bought an order today of UV cure resin and for the hotcoat you guys indicate to flash it for 10 seconds. I dont see a video about this. So you are saying to pour the hot coat in a cup or container. Take it to UV ray for ten secpnds then pour it on the board. It'll be my first UV resin build. Im more experienced with epoxy or polyester resnins with MKEP as catalyzer.
Hot coat the board, take it outside in the sun for 10 secs to kick the reaction into motion then back inside and let the catalyzation happen slowly. Remember to put surfacing wax in there. If you let it cook in the sun it'll trap the wax from rising and be sticky.
So it'll be the same process as laminating the only diff. Is adding the surfacing wax. Thanks!
I'm shaping a 9'0"x 22 3/4" x 2 7/8" performance longboard using EPS. I reckon it should have a tail thickness of 1". Do you agree or is there a curveball? I'm just going single fin and there should be plenty of foam for the boxes with this thickness.
1" thick at the tip of the tail is a bit fat. Make sure to keep at least 1 1/8" thickness at 6" up for the finbox install and taper down to 3/4" or so...
Nice video & thanks for posting . I just got some of this resin from your store & do you add color pigment to the mix ? how does it change the mixing ratios ?
The epoxy mix ratio always stays 2:1. Add up to 5% pigment or tint but you only really need a few drops.
Thanks
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Cool! I have been thinking of how to make something to do the same but had a different idea. Your idea works well!
Very cool little tool Brian
Thanks. I've been using it a lot. Makes life easier..
Do you make a hotcoat after this?
Very rad & Nice Carving
Well done Sir & I am Replacing a FCS Fusion plug & want to experiment Fusion 9 , FCS 2 or keep it with the same Fusion FCS plug ? i like bigger plug to cover the loss of the foam ,
Keep it Fusion unless replacing all the plugs with FCS2
@@GreenlightSurfSupply Thanks , Did the Fusion originals Right fin plugs came with cant options or where they all 0 cant for the 1st generation Fusions ?
They've been 9, 5, and zero degree options from the beginning...
@@GreenlightSurfSupply I just talked to the shaper of this surfboard and he is very cool & did send me to you to get resin etc , his name is Brian Wynn .anyways hanks for the info and will place an order if I fix her up .
The video shows how great it is for hot coating but how does it compare with Resin Research epoxy for lamination strength / cured hardness and fiberglass / carbon cloth wet out ease?
Same mechanical properties as Resin Research and wets out really nice during laminations, does not sit on top of the glass like RR does where you have to wait for it to soak in.
Are we waxing snowboards or building surfboards here?
Yeah you can use this razor tool but we recommend using a stiff spreader for removing wax from snowboards.
Is it good for wood tray table?
Certainly! We have plenty of customers using the epoxy for wood trays, countertops, jewelry, and encapsulations. We recommend using Slow hardener for these projects.
Green isnt the right marketing color. Add blue and white.
Why so?
Have you made a 2 piece travel board?
Yes. Made a 3 piece travel board about 20 years ago. It was too stiff.
that's how you do it! nice shop
Spanish subtitles?
What kind of glue is provided?
The stringer glue is a PU blend.
I always wonder if the board has a deep concave the fins will be tilted inwards. So there would be less cant if you imagined a level line across the board. But if the board is dead flat the fins would have the 6.5 degrees cant . So I'm thinking the jig should be packed to compensate for any concave ? 🤔
Fin can't degree is always adjusted with reference to a flat line across the board. You can use a straight edge across deep concaves if needed.
Cool. Thanks 👍🏻
wow, I learned something
Is this sold as a kit?
Yes. Available here greenlightsurfsupply.com/products/mini-surfboard-hobby-kit?_pos=1&_sid=c1acce70a&_ss=r
@@GreenlightSurfSupply Thank you! 😊
What if you mix longer than that,? I just did my very first project, and I stirred it for 20 minutes. Checked on it an hour later and it's hardening.
Over stirring does nothing but gives the resin a chance to exotherm in your mixing bucket. Once all the resin component and hardener component molecules connect through mixing it begins to cure. Usually 2 minutes of hand mixing is more than enough for 100% cure.
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Sadly some of the tools by Greenlight aren’t the best quality the 3D printed products break easily.
How far from the end of the tail 5 1/2 inches?
5.5"
seems like a self explainitory process to fix air bubbles...how do you avoid getting the air bubbles as stated?
Bubbles are an absence of resin... flood the boxes and lightly squeegee out excess
Gostaria de legendas em português nos teus vídeos...muito interessante.
what use would the slow cure be better in use than the fast curing epoxy?
First time epoxy users for plenty of working time and also increases working time in hotert temps since epoxy cures faster the hotter it is
Guys I've done fabric glassing a few times I strongly advise you pullover half the cloth and pre lay resin on the foam underneath the cloth first then the other side .cloth pores are super tight so avoid air bubbles
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Once you'll ship to Europe I'll buy more than one kit👍
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I have thought about this for a long time and even though all this is true, there is also a reason why polyester boards have been made for so long, right? Or only for profit and the non existence of an alternative?
Poly boards are faster to produce and degrade / break faster = more money. Also board manufacturers were (still are) reluctant to learn new technologies and risk "not doing it right" and getting their fragile egos hurt.
It’s all trial and error. Some of it is hype and sales. Concaves only really work on some parts of the board. That’s figured out by trying a bunch of shapes in the same waves. You remember how each board rides. They are right that it’s basically experimentation. Too much concave fights a rider. Makes it stiff and sticky. Some spots it’s doesn’t matter so much if too much gets put in. Like the nose area and behind the fin(s).
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Sounds like pretty much every other industry…
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