Cool Tanner! It's Soo good to follow your process, the method plus tools plus the process is the way to do it! Seems easy when you do it!! Thanks for sharing!!
Tanner Bendheim from Dover shores? Its Mitch Dreyer, we played AYSO soccer together. Awesome to watch your process, I'm looking at starting to try and make some boards myself.
Hey Tanner, thanks for posting these. I'm wondering where you got the tool that holds your pencil equidistant when doing rail bands etc and if it has a name? Thanks! JD
Hello nice video! do you think you can list the materials/tools used? I am always wondering what sand paper number are they using in different parts of the video? then I see you use another kind of sand paper for rails? Thanks I appreciate !
I think you best resource will be to go to greenlight surf supply's website. They have instructions on shaping a surfboard and walk you through all the tools and sandpaper grits. Check the link in the video description.
No Tanner ! Great Shape. Would you consider this one a full rail ? Can you tell me the measurements so I will try to get one here in Rio,Brasil? Tks man
@@BendheimBoards ah legal ! Então, vou fazer uma 6'10 swallow com 22 1/2 x 3 Estou muito fora de forma. Tenho 59 mas ainda quero tentar voltar a surfar. Precisa ser uma área e flutuação amplas que me dêem a segurança que perdi com os anos. Acha que se tiver 15 de Largura no Bico e 17 na Rabeta pode ficar legal pra mim ? Hehe.. abs Vlw
boa pergunta. Eu só fiz pranchas para mim, então não sou o melhor em recomendar dimensões para outras pessoas. Eu sugiro que você converse com seu shaper local ou loja de surf e eles provavelmente podem te ajudar a encontrar o melhor equipamento para suas necessidades. Desculpe, eu não pude ajudar mais. Boa sorte!
How do you correct the thickness 1ft from nose and 1ft from tail? Do you measure and if it's too thick, just make the rocker curve extend further toward the center of the board?
I began shaping my first board, and I realized that I traced the outline on the top of the board rather than the bottom. Is this something to worry about?
It’s better to trace your outline in the bottom because if you don’t cut exactly vertical with your saw, you won’t mess up the hard edge on the bottom of the tail.
Nice effort! However, templet first, then foil. Less foam to mow hence faster. Also, don't use the saw up and down like that when cutting templet; use the saw like a carpenter (hold grip w index finger extended for guidance). Hold the saw more horizontally and curve the saw as you are cutting so that you are just outside the template line. Nose and tail will be off a touch (bring back in with sureform) but most the templet will be super smooth. Use the planer on its side to true-up; you can "feel" any bumps this way. Any bumps should be there on purpose. Since you have full length templates, you could use a router to template. Takes practice, but this is a 45 min board (unless you are really oldskool .... then its 30 min max).
Thanks man, I appreciate the feedback and advice! I've done it both ways and prefer to foil first so the template is easier to cut without the hard outer skin on the blank. I've seen so many different methods in shaping that I just decided to go with what works best for me and what I'm most comfortable with. I'm sure there are lots of areas I can improve at. Thanks for watching and commenting man!
Dude, Tanner is being nice to you. Just because you shape a certain way does not mean it is the correct way, and you must tell everyone how to “fix” their methods. Shaping is an art, and art doesn’t have rules. In fact, hearing you lecture him only convinces me that you are a copy machine, and you don’t have the ability to think outside the box. I shape, and I also take down the thickness before I draw the template. I actually use a jigsaw with a longer blade to cut the template, and I can do that because I’ve already planed the board, and the bottom is flat, so I don’t get angled template cuts. We all do things differently. By the way, throwing the “Nice effort!” Comment is condescending and screams of narcissism.
I drew the template before and after skinning the blank. The reason I drew it before was just to visualize what my new template outline would look like before I started shaping. I drew the template again after skinning the blank to cut the outline.
Ellipse, parabola, arc, etc., we can find these ratios in reality and draw them onto our crafts. 120 degrees is everywhere, ask a bee, an oak tree, or your mom.... lines ... things ..
![Surfboard Shaping [2 of 2] Rail Bands and Bottom Contours](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/s2gijT5KDII/mqdefault.jpg)
![Surfboard Shaping [2 of 2] Rail Bands and Bottom Contours](/img/tr.png)
![ILLSLICK - THE KING'S LANDING [Freestyle]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/feIJJnNkTfk/mqdefault.jpg)
Cool Tanner! It's Soo good to follow your process, the method plus tools plus the process is the way to do it! Seems easy when you do it!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks man, appreciate the feedback!
this is the most satisfying video
Thanks man 🤙
Extremely well edited video, thanks for sharing.
You bet thanks man!
Que shape brother...top ..Belo trab. .vibes positivas 🏄♂️🇯🇲✌
Obrigado cara! 🇧🇷
nice work bro💥💥💥
that was awesome
🤙
Tanner Bendheim from Dover shores? Its Mitch Dreyer, we played AYSO soccer together. Awesome to watch your process, I'm looking at starting to try and make some boards myself.
Hey Mitch thanks and good to hear from you! Best of luck making your boards. It’s a fun hobby to start riding your own creations.
Did you make the caliper? If not, where id you buy that one? Thanks for the video!
Shaper supply
@@BendheimBoards Thanks!
Hey mate, thank for the videos. I have a question, how much thicker than your final desired thickness do you get your blank? 1/4 " too little?
Hey Tanner, thanks for posting these. I'm wondering where you got the tool that holds your pencil equidistant when doing rail bands etc and if it has a name? Thanks! JD
Rail marker from Foam EZ 👍
Nice work man ! What's the tool you're using for fin placement and angulation ?
Cheers,
Flo
Terry Senate Fin Marker for fin placement: www.foamez.com/product/casica-fin-marker/
Fin angle finder: www.foamez.com/product/fin-angle-finder/
Hello nice video! do you think you can list the materials/tools used? I am always wondering what sand paper number are they using in different parts of the video? then I see you use another kind of sand paper for rails? Thanks I appreciate !
I think you best resource will be to go to greenlight surf supply's website. They have instructions on shaping a surfboard and walk you through all the tools and sandpaper grits. Check the link in the video description.
@@BendheimBoards Thanks!!! I appreciate
Hey man, I'm currently shaping a board similar to this one. Was wondering what your nose and tail rocker dimensions were for this board? Cheers!
Around 4.5” nose and 1.5” tail
No Tanner !
Great Shape.
Would you consider this one a full rail ? Can you tell me the measurements so I will try to get one here in Rio,Brasil?
Tks man
Hi* Tanner (is the corrector my cell is set to portuguese)
Obrigado cara. Não precisa traduzir, eu falo português. The rails are closer to 60/40. The dimensions are 6’ x 20.5” x 2.5”. Boa sorte!
@@BendheimBoards ah legal !
Então, vou fazer uma 6'10 swallow com 22 1/2 x 3
Estou muito fora de forma.
Tenho 59 mas ainda quero tentar voltar a surfar.
Precisa ser uma área e flutuação amplas que me dêem a segurança que perdi com os anos.
Acha que se tiver 15 de Largura no Bico e 17 na Rabeta pode ficar legal pra mim ? Hehe.. abs
Vlw
boa pergunta. Eu só fiz pranchas para mim, então não sou o melhor em recomendar dimensões para outras pessoas. Eu sugiro que você converse com seu shaper local ou loja de surf e eles provavelmente podem te ajudar a encontrar o melhor equipamento para suas necessidades. Desculpe, eu não pude ajudar mais. Boa sorte!
@@BendheimBoards show bro
Boas Ondas sempre !! Vlw !
Q densidad tiene q tener la placa ? Muy bueno se ve todo.
Nice video, are these blanks or used softboards ?
Thanks! This is a blank.
@@BendheimBoards Where do you get them from ?
@@jonasbaer266 he gets em from a place called green light surfing supply
@ 3:50 i see channels in your future shaping..have you tried any boards with channels?
Not yet, but not opposed to it on the right type of board
what grit sandpaper are you using to level the planer steps?, thanks for the video
How do you correct the thickness 1ft from nose and 1ft from tail? Do you measure and if it's too thick, just make the rocker curve extend further toward the center of the board?
Use a measuring bar to measure and keep removing foam and stinger till you get there. Keep the transitions smooth
I began shaping my first board, and I realized that I traced the outline on the top of the board rather than the bottom. Is this something to worry about?
It’s better to trace your outline in the bottom because if you don’t cut exactly vertical with your saw, you won’t mess up the hard edge on the bottom of the tail.
Hey man what planer are you using? Thanks
WEN electric planer from Home Depot. $42
@@BendheimBoards thanks a lot man!
I know this is the only thing I want to do in my life lol what size was that blank
Can’t remember, Probably a 6’4
Nice effort! However, templet first, then foil. Less foam to mow hence faster. Also, don't use the saw up and down like that when cutting templet; use the saw like a carpenter (hold grip w index finger extended for guidance). Hold the saw more horizontally and curve the saw as you are cutting so that you are just outside the template line. Nose and tail will be off a touch (bring back in with sureform) but most the templet will be super smooth. Use the planer on its side to true-up; you can "feel" any bumps this way. Any bumps should be there on purpose. Since you have full length templates, you could use a router to template. Takes practice, but this is a 45 min board (unless you are really oldskool .... then its 30 min max).
Thanks man, I appreciate the feedback and advice! I've done it both ways and prefer to foil first so the template is easier to cut without the hard outer skin on the blank. I've seen so many different methods in shaping that I just decided to go with what works best for me and what I'm most comfortable with. I'm sure there are lots of areas I can improve at. Thanks for watching and commenting man!
Dude, Tanner is being nice to you. Just because you shape a certain way does not mean it is the correct way, and you must tell everyone how to “fix” their methods. Shaping is an art, and art doesn’t have rules. In fact, hearing you lecture him only convinces me that you are a copy machine, and you don’t have the ability to think outside the box. I shape, and I also take down the thickness before I draw the template. I actually use a jigsaw with a longer blade to cut the template, and I can do that because I’ve already planed the board, and the bottom is flat, so I don’t get angled template cuts. We all do things differently. By the way, throwing the “Nice effort!” Comment is condescending and screams of narcissism.
Is this a normal planer? Just with blades? If I use a planer on xps, it gaps. Not so smooth as yours.
Yes it is. I've never worked with XPS foam so I can't speak from experience but make sure your not going too fast on your passes.
Looks like less work. By a smidgen?
Don't feel so bad about the price of my new board now...that looks like a hell of a lot of work.
Sure is, glad to help give perspective 🤙
Canal é top em?? Show.
Why didn’t you do the outline on the bottom AFTER you planed off the skin on the bottom?
I drew the template before and after skinning the blank. The reason I drew it before was just to visualize what my new template outline would look like before I started shaping. I drew the template again after skinning the blank to cut the outline.
@@BendheimBoards Got it. Thanks for replying and thanks for the great video series!
You bet man 🤙
I am wrong in saying that you are meant to cut the outline before doing thickness
Brow se eu tivesse condições eu comprava ! Kkk
Legal cara! 🤙
EPS or PU mate?
PU 🤙
Ellipse, parabola, arc, etc., we can find these ratios in reality and draw them onto our crafts. 120 degrees is everywhere, ask a bee, an oak tree, or your mom.... lines ... things ..
Why draw the template and then plane it off 🤪🤪
It was drawn for my template video just to show what the outline would look like.