This video as you can see i skinned the deck and bottom before putting outline down. I draw template and cut the outline out now before skinning the blank. It saves time walking and planing the board. check out cboards.com for more photos and videos. Sign up on the email and subscribe for the latest. Also you can find me on instagram under pcboards. Thanks for the comments and thumbs up. Stay stoked and Inspired and enjoy the ride of life.
Was off of a photo from 67 looking down from the bluff. I custom handshaped and painted board for the south coast woodie club along with a painting which is used for a poster. Stop by on the weekends and i will show you the poster.
Dustin thanks for the question sorry for the delay these videos are not on my personal page. When shaping you can start with anything available,but as you get into shaping more having the right tools saves alot of time and energy. Check out cboardsdotcom for more videos,photos and much more, thanks for checking out the videos or pcboards on instagram
Sorry for delay these videos are not on my personal page so I dont know when they are posted. Cost vary depending on where you live. Check with factories in your town.
Please help me rid this confusion...how do you keep track of the rocker measurement details or custom profile of the rocker and board thickness from stringer out to rails near nose (and tail), along with deck contour, symmetry, etc. if you skin or plane the whole board top and bottom? But more important, for example, if I wanted to alter the entry and tail rocker to be flatter in front (nose entry), and kicked up slightly in the tail, is there numeric measurements that have to be written out first to ensure you don't shape it too thin in certain areas or screw with the boards planing performance?? And would you have to shave some from the middle of the board to adjust or fix such mistakes in entry or tail rocker profile? (sorry for the bombardment of questions)....Thanks for the video!
sorry for the delay Finn, You can use just about any plane as you find there are different grits or texture when using them. I use a wood plane for the tips of the nose and tail most of the time. Check out cboardsdotcom for more info thanks for the question. Have fun
Sweet video. You know when you joined up the dots, you had a template tool, what is the proper name of it, is it your own shape to get the curves, is their rules to these curves?
You can make templates from any board you like. Most of the wood templates i use are modified over the years from surfing and shaping new boards. Have fun there are no rules in shaping
since you're running the planer exhaust to a vertical hose venting to a bag or outdoors.... why not run the power cord up the hose also ?........an old aircraft mechanic.........JRW
why did you measure out the dimensions before using a template? can't you just use a full board template and trace the whole shape of the board, then cut? Thanks man
The customer probably wanted a more custom out line and he knew his desired nose/ tail width, you get more customization doing the “Frankenstein” template rather then just grabbing one you already have. does that make sense?
Steezwizard99 thanks alot for your positive feedback. Check out cboardsdotcom for the latest videos. I recently shaped a 12 sup for training and surfing in 1 to 2ft surf.
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best shaping videos on youtube. really in depth, actually talks you through using the tools
Awesome video, what type of planer are you using
tanks man....nice video
Thanks xwhite I enjoy shaping more than ever. Check out the latest blogs at cboardsdotcom. Sorry for the delay.
the dimensions keep the outline even on both sides of the board. Thanks for the question.
This video as you can see i skinned the deck and bottom before putting outline down. I draw template and cut the outline out now before skinning the blank. It saves time walking and planing the board. check out cboards.com for more photos and videos. Sign up on the email and subscribe for the latest. Also you can find me on instagram under pcboards. Thanks for the comments and thumbs up. Stay stoked and Inspired and enjoy the ride of life.
Was off of a photo from 67 looking down from the bluff. I custom handshaped and painted board for the south coast woodie club along with a painting which is used for a poster. Stop by on the weekends and i will show you the poster.
Dustin thanks for the question sorry for the delay these videos are not on my personal page. When shaping you can start with anything available,but as you get into shaping more having the right tools saves alot of time and energy. Check out cboardsdotcom for more videos,photos and much more, thanks for checking out the videos or pcboards on instagram
I also drape the cord around my neck! It seems like the only way to keep it out of the way.
would a standard wood plane work when your doing the paths on the board?
surf is my life
Sorry for delay these videos are not on my personal page so I dont know when they are posted. Cost vary depending on where you live. Check with factories in your town.
Please help me rid this confusion...how do you keep track of the rocker measurement details or custom profile of the rocker and board thickness from stringer out to rails near nose (and tail), along with deck contour, symmetry, etc. if you skin or plane the whole board top and bottom?
But more important, for example, if I wanted to alter the entry and tail rocker to be flatter in front (nose entry), and kicked up slightly in the tail, is there numeric measurements that have to be written out first to ensure you don't shape it too thin in certain areas or screw with the boards planing performance?? And would you have to shave some from the middle of the board to adjust or fix such mistakes in entry or tail rocker profile? (sorry for the bombardment of questions)....Thanks for the video!
Your answer is in the Ben Aipa, Fiberglass Hawaii video.
sorry for the delay Finn, You can use just about any plane as you find there are different grits or texture when using them. I use a wood plane for the tips of the nose and tail most of the time. Check out cboardsdotcom for more info thanks for the question. Have fun
Sweet video. You know when you joined up the dots, you had a template tool, what is the proper name of it, is it your own shape to get the curves, is their rules to these curves?
You can make templates from any board you like. Most of the wood templates i use are modified over the years from surfing and shaping new boards. Have fun there are no rules in shaping
Próximo shaper a fluir a este tiempo.
how long cost the materials¿? Sorry for the vocabulary, I´m from Spain and I´m the new person in that of the english.
so many dumb arse shaping vids on ytube, this one is the real deal. Thanks for the tips Paul.
since you're running the planer exhaust to a vertical hose venting to a bag or outdoors.... why not run the power cord up the hose also ?........an old aircraft mechanic.........JRW
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@Maxim Reed yup, have been watching on flixzone} for since november myself :D
what was the name of the tool, the scissor one??
Us Blanks and no video was shot in SC
about how much does one of those blanks cost. awesome tutorial by the way.
PaleJerseyShoreKad usblanks through Bashams in San Clemente
why did you measure out the dimensions before using a template? can't you just use a full board template and trace the whole shape of the board, then cut? Thanks man
The customer probably wanted a more custom out line and he knew his desired nose/ tail width, you get more customization doing the “Frankenstein” template rather then just grabbing one you already have. does that make sense?
@@aidanrichards186 yep, thanks!
Steezwizard99 thanks alot for your positive feedback. Check out cboardsdotcom for the latest videos. I recently shaped a 12 sup for training and surfing in 1 to 2ft surf.
Can you use a jigsaw
That's what I use.
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