How Paddleboards Are Made | How It's Made
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2019
- Paddleboards have been around for over 3,000 years! Learn how they're made today.
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Ive never been interested in paddleboards before
but this is more interesting than expected
He cut fiberglass without a mask on…
How its made, steps 1-4 and 20-23
I like this how it is made series..
Nice way to learn...
Thank you..🙏👍😊
"Ah shit, here we go again."
**grabs bottle**
This is something I never knew that I wanted to know.... 🤯😂
Really wanted to see how the seam of the two halves was fixed to make a watertight seal.... Was completely omitted.
I have seen one of these Dragonfly "paddleboards" (they are obviously boats - not boards). The hull leaked and there is not a way to drain it. I understand that the people at Dragonfly are cool...but the boat is not perfect yet.
My guess is a combination of silicon around the edge mating surface and the expanding adhesive foam inside on the stringers. The best way would be a slight change to the design creating a lipped mating surface utilizing an epoxy type bonding agent. Nice to see it hand laminated though, most processes now use vacuum bagging. Always a tough balance for things like this, weight, cost, ease of assembly, etc. Working with fiberglass can be dirty, nasty and itchy but I thoroughly enjoyed working fiberglass.
Is this for recreation, I don't understand the need for an anchor. I mean, you anchor and swim, get picked up by a boat, or what?
This looks like FUN, putting this together? I love building stuff.
I used to work with fibre glass and Fun it definitely is not ! Its a horrible itchy material that will pierce its way through any protective clothing and your skin. You'll be driven mad itching and scratching all over, especially your nuts but as you're a woman that won't effect you
I love your videos, because not too long
ive never seen a SUP like this, they're usually inflatable and without anchor.
Or Solid "glassed" foam and made essentially the same as a surfboard.
I used to work for that company. It’s called Dragonfly Boatworks. They do boats and paddle boards.
isups were made long after rigid boards were around
@@hillbillypirate3659 hi that is a neat work may I ask you about the assembly of the edge of the upper and lower parts how do you do it
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when did they add the lights?
That's a freaking beautiful board (❁´◡`❁)
GOOL!!!
how long did it take?
Air saw!? 1st time ever hearing something like that
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Since you apply a motor to your board, why don't you apply a bit of spinning fin to give it a bit of speed even if no pudding needed.
who is the dark haired man operating the anchor/building the board?
I didn't know this was a thing
I'm so happy that I was the fifth like
was good.
Seavour pleant
I did something like this a month ago with plans from Woodprix.
Sure.. skip almost everything else
Hai
Third
The anchors are weird!!!
First