@Shrednaught hi do you have dimensions available for this board or template, love love this board, I bought a blank and this is the board I'd love to make Thank you very much
Love the design. Modern rocker and tail with an old school beaked nose. Looks like it would go really well. Great paddler with plenty of performance Awesome color also. Love it.
You make tables with a lot of class and style. Your designs are very inspiring. Thanks for uploading these videos. I would like to see one day, how you make a longboard. You are a teacher, greetings from the Canary Islands. Health!!!
Great to watch this video, good to see that the techniques for making boards have not changed since I last made one in 1998. I also made custom sailboards.
Hey mate, I get most of my supplies from our local surf board building supplier. Colin Earle surf supplies. Online is always the best way to find someone close to you.
Another great board. Two questions; 1-when you applied the deck logo, you don’t need to sand the edges flat before hot coating? Same with the bottom tail patch? I’ve been using this technique on the last couple boards but I figured I needed to sand the fiberglass edge flat. 2- after you sign the board and use the roller, that’s the glass coat, right? It didn’t look like the fin boxes were re-taped?! Never seen a roller used but looks like it works well without a lot of drip. I’m assuming it’s a foam roller. Anyway, sorry for all the questions. Your channel is full of great content and awesome boards🤙
Thanks mate. I don’t sand the edges flush but it won’t hurt. Just try to be neat and you should be all good. The roller part is a clear acrylic sealer coat. Not resin. Gives the board a nice finish and helps protect and seal. Cheers
Please tell me how to contact for purchase. Your vids are fulfilling to the soul, your work is mesmerizing and ty for time well spent. Very impressive, Sir, great work!
Yewww. Sweet video. Slow mo and music for the win. Best shaping videos! Whats your mix ration for the gloss cost you put down with the roller? Cheers legend
Can confirm. 2nd wave riding it I pulled into a little barrel and it was so easy...but I guess it always seems easy when it happens! Finding them is the hard part!
Having a board shaped on a cnc does make the experience a lot easier but it still requires some hand shaping at the end. It does depend on what you’re looking for? If you were thinking of making boards for yourself more so I’d say go with the handshaping and try learn as much as possible on the first because it’ll be rough.. but it’ll still surf.
Hi, great job, I always see you doing amazing things, I really liked the tool you used to make the concave, what's the name of it.... don't stop, keep making these amazing boards..
I can’t remember the exact product name but I found it in a hardware store. It’s just a firm rubber roller so have a quick google and it shouldn’t be too hard to find.
@@Shrednaught thanks man! i'm trying to shape. still in the researching phase.. what's the roller for at 6:20 mark? last step is a gloss coat after fine sanding? really dig the great details on the fin box installation aspect. saw your DIY jig as well! excellent!
When doing a cut lap I use a hard rubber roller on the lap edge whilst it’s still a green. This pushes the raised part of the lap flush with the foam and takes away the need to sand that lap line before deck laminate I don’t gloss on this one. I use a clear acrylic sealer that I apply with a roller 🤙
Awesome board man! Thanks for such great content. I'm just finishing up my own first board and these vids really help. I like the finish you had with the acrylic coat and I am wondering what grit you wet sanded to, and since you are sanding - whether it matters if you buy a gloss or satin acrylic to begin with.
Thanks mate 🤙 the final sand of the acrylic is just to remove any dust zits that had settled. It was done with a 360 polish pad. Na it doesn’t really matter if you go gloss or satin I think.. after sanding it’ll probably look the same.
Beautiful board -- reminds me of a Dick Brewer round pin I rode back in the day. Agree about the excellent editing. One question: What do the notches on the front edges of the fins do?
Thanks mate. I think you’re talking about the fins that I use to set the fin boxes with? Those notches are there to help when placing tape on the fins to hold the fin boxes down until they have cured.
Saves tape 😅 Hah the real reason is that I am able to push the resin around the rails and onto the bottom lap. Once it’s gone hard and I flip it , it allows me to easily sand that bottom lap nice and flush for fin box instal and to tap hard edges and do the final fill coat on the bottom.
Thanks man. Yeh single from nose moving to a double through the fins to flat off the tail. I was considering V out the tail but I think that it wasn’t really needed with the design
Hey bru, why do you choose to use an orbital sander over a polisher to finish the board? You video inspired me so much I'm gearing up to shape my own board haha
Good stuff! I use the mirka orbital for 2 reasons. Firstly is dust extraction. Because I don’t have a dedicated sanding bay atm I needed something with a vac attachment. And secondly is that it leaves a much finer/nicer finish when doing the later grits for finish sanding.
Well done Bro! Picking up heaps from your vids. Where did you source the long router bit to cut your outline? I've looked high and low at Bunnings. Also, I've been doing a couple of boards with alternative cloths ie. Basalt, flax, hemp combinations and PET cloth (recycled plastic bottles). A bit different to work with but nice boards aesthetically and kinda "feel good" with regards to the environment. The cost is a little higher than standard cloth which is a little discerning for the budget conscious but it'd be great to see you do a build with this stuff. Power On!🤙
You can print to rice paper. Mine where done at a professional print place but when I started I used to get rice paper and spray glue that to normal a4 paper. Then just run it through your home printer and good to go.
Sorry mate I should of been more clear. I only spray glue the corners. Alternatively you could use clear cello tape. It’s just to keep the rice paper rigid whilst going through the printer. Once the print is done you take the A4 paper off and just keep the rice paper. Cut the decal as close to the edge of the image as possible.
@@Shrednaught I really should have known that HA! Thanks for the clarification. i've only made a couple boards so far but for the future ones I gotta get going with the gosh darn branding!!! Your boards are sick mate! Keep it up and keep on with the STOKE!
Thanks man. I do the boxes after glass when doing a tint. I’ve found it to make the box install look cleaner. You can do it with epoxy but normally I’ve I’m doing a clear board I’ll just install them pre glass into the foam
@@Shrednaught I went back to PU. Bought two blanks the other day. Just shaped and glassed the asym and now shaping a mini egg. Quiver is at 6 boards. Can't wait for the winter. 🌊.
The final coat I roll on is a clear acrylic sealer. Not resin. It’s just a cheap disposable foam roller. You can be them from any hardware for a couple bucks
Haha yeh pretty much. As much as I’d love to get a board over there it’s cost wouldn’t be worth it after shipping. You should try a local in California. There’s some absolute killer shapers over there 🤘
That’s a hard one to answer with so little information but you can go 1/4 inch if needed. Remember that strength comes from glass and the glass overlaps.
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Came for the shaping, stayed for the sweet music. I think we'd all like to see weekly tutorials!
Yew! Choosing music takes me longer than editing haha
@Shrednaught hi do you have dimensions available for this board or template, love love this board, I bought a blank and this is the board I'd love to make
Thank you very much
Great edit! You show the perfect amount of each step. I am seriously inspired!!
Yew! Thanks 🤙
Dear Shred, you are a hard worker, but no harder than necessary. Fantastic methods.
Thanks mate. Appreciate it 🤙
Love the design. Modern rocker and tail with an old school beaked nose.
Looks like it would go really well. Great paddler with plenty of performance
Awesome color also.
Love it.
Thanks mate. Yeh the design aspects were exactly that. Trying to combine the parts he loves most from both styles of boards.
It takes so much comittment and effort to build these. Very impressive.
Thanks dude 🤘
Wonderful!! Big thanks! Well done!
You make tables with a lot of class and style. Your designs are very inspiring. Thanks for uploading these videos. I would like to see one day, how you make a longboard. You are a teacher, greetings from the Canary Islands. Health!!!
Thanks mate 🤙
Always stoked to see what your making.
Thanks dude
I think... It's the Best i ever seen!
Thanks 🤙
excellent work on the video and especially the custom board. see you on water... mahalo 🤙
Love this board, such a clean design. Satin finish looks sick!
Thanks mate 🤙 appreciate it.
Talent! What a beautiful looking board.
Thanks mate 🤙
Something very satisfying about watching this amount of work in a short video. Nicely done, your hot coat looks easy to sand.
Thanks mate 🤙
Man this board looks perfect for me!!! Perfect dimensions for an all wave one board quiver!!!!
Yew!
I like seeing someone make a roundtail. I surfed one a lifetime ago. A 6'8" single fin. Fast. Good board. Great video and beautiful board.
Thanks mate 🤙
Amazing craftsmanship! best colour too.
Thanks man 🤙
Yessss, another great video. Thank you for sharing thanks to you I made my first Fish. Thanks again from Belgium
Yew! Good stuff man 🤘
Excelent as usual!! Board looks beautiful!! Thanks for share
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you are awesome-thanks for sharing...
Thanks mate 🤙
The board is sweet. I enjoyed this!
Thanks mate 🤙
Great to watch this video, good to see that the techniques for making boards have not changed since I last made one in 1998. I also made custom sailboards.
Cheers John. 🤙
Work of art man. Love the logo and graphics.
Thanks mate 🤘
great board, congrats and thanks for sharing this!
Yew! Cheers mate
makes me want to get into shaping my own, thanks for sharing
Always worth trying something new. 🤙
Just a lovely looking board and great vid! Glad you're still doing vids. Got worried for a sec!
Thanks mate. Haha yeh still
Doing them although got a lot of other things happening at the moment 🤙
i don't even surf and this was extremely satisfying to watch!
Thanks Jack! There’s always time 😎
You have once again made another sick board and epic video! Thanks!
Thanks mate 🤙
@@Shrednaught chee hooo!!!
FANTASTICO, GREAT GRETTING FROM BARCELONA FRIEND🤙
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That came out sick man! Looks like a fun shape!!
Cheers 🤘
Awesome work mate!!!
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Thank you bro! True craftsman.
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Amazing!! I love to watch your work Bro. Greatings from Portugal
Thanks 🤙
board looks so radical.
it would be great if we could get a shaping bay and quiver tour sometime!
Definitely
Hey where do you get all your supplies like resins and stuff
Hey mate,
I get most of my supplies from our local surf board building supplier. Colin Earle surf supplies.
Online is always the best way to find someone close to you.
Nice work 👌
Thanks 🤙
I like your summer bobard desing
Great board. Thank for sharing! What are you rolling on as your final gloss??
that's a beautiful board, well done mate!
Thanks 🤙
beautiful craft man
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Great job as usual. Love the color as well. 🤟🏼
Thanks man 🤙
Looks like a fun board! 👍
Thanks mate 🤙
I wonder how a twin + trailer would be like with that shape?
Probably sick!
greetings my friend excellent show work.
Thanks 🤘🤘
Another great board. Two questions; 1-when you applied the deck logo, you don’t need to sand the edges flat before hot coating? Same with the bottom tail patch? I’ve been using this technique on the last couple boards but I figured I needed to sand the fiberglass edge flat. 2- after you sign the board and use the roller, that’s the glass coat, right? It didn’t look like the fin boxes were re-taped?! Never seen a roller used but looks like it works well without a lot of drip. I’m assuming it’s a foam roller. Anyway, sorry for all the questions. Your channel is full of great content and awesome boards🤙
Thanks mate. I don’t sand the edges flush but it won’t hurt. Just try to be neat and you should be all good.
The roller part is a clear acrylic sealer coat. Not resin. Gives the board a nice finish and helps protect and seal.
Cheers
Please tell me how to contact for purchase. Your vids are fulfilling to the soul, your work is mesmerizing and ty for time well spent. Very impressive, Sir, great work!
Appreciate the kinda words mate. At this point I’m not doing any customs. I’ll have more videos coming soon though 🤙
Hey Shrednaught nice work..The light blue colour tint looks great..
Did you use a white base before adding the light blue? Thank you
Thanks mate. No white base. This colour is already mixed to that exact light blue colour.
Nice inspiration!
Thanks mate
Yeah! New Content from you😍
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Amazing work once again, love your boards m8!!
Thanks mate 🤙
Always look forward to your videos!! Thanks again legend. Keep us updated with details regarded a remote shaping series, would be unreal
Thanks man. 🤙🤙
Nice work!
Thanks 🤙
Yewww. Sweet video. Slow mo and music for the win. Best shaping videos!
Whats your mix ration for the gloss cost you put down with the roller? Cheers legend
Thanks man. It’s not gloss but an acrylic sealer. Just roll it on and let it dry
C' est beau une planche quand même !!!!
Very nice concept! Great looking board! I’m really curious how that board surfs/performs
He has had it for a few months now and tells me he loves it in a barrel 🎉
Can confirm. 2nd wave riding it I pulled into a little barrel and it was so easy...but I guess it always seems easy when it happens! Finding them is the hard part!
Great job bro i hope that i make my own one like this
Thanks mate. 🤙
Been waiting for a new vid, a dream to get to own one of your boards one day. Cheers🤙🏼
Sorry. Life’s hectic atm. Thanks for watching mate
yeww! Awesome as usual
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Nice vid as usual! Looking 4ward for another one :) cheers Milos/Apatyka
Thanks mate 🤘
Super dope !
Thanks dude 🤘
Hey! What's that "loaf of bread" looking thing you keep laying on your boards when you're working??
Just a brick with foam and tape .. super high tech 🤣
A lot of boards seem to be wide and square down back these days… That Fing has a beautiful shape… My kinda board…
Thanks mate. My friend wanted a board with the paddle power of a fish but a pulled in tail to help in waves with a more critical curve.
Would you recommend a first time shape be made in a CAD or just eyeball it and see what comes out and have a blast with it.
Having a board shaped on a cnc does make the experience a lot easier but it still requires some hand shaping at the end. It does depend on what you’re looking for? If you were thinking of making boards for yourself more so I’d say go with the handshaping and try learn as much as possible on the first because it’ll be rough.. but it’ll still surf.
Hello,
What tools model do you use for "cut" the outline ?
And what tools model to polish tour glass?
Thanks you !
Hi, great job, I always see you doing amazing things, I really liked the tool you used to make the concave, what's the name of it.... don't stop, keep making these amazing boards..
Thanks mate. I think it’s just called a concave / convex sanding block. I found it on a surfboard supplier website.
thanks again. killer vid
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Nice
Beautiful board. What oz glass do you use for finbox patches and for tail patch. Cheers
Just 4oz for the patches on this one. So double 4 overall
What is the name of the roller that you pass to the deck lap? I had never seen it before! Great job!
I can’t remember the exact product name but I found it in a hardware store. It’s just a firm rubber roller so have a quick google and it shouldn’t be too hard to find.
What a magnificent blue!
What is the roller application at the end, if you mind me asking, ploise?
I had the same question
It’s a clear acrylic sealer. Gives the board a nicer finish and helps protect it a little bit
you just eyeballed those lines for the rails and the cut lap?! amazing!
Haha I do scratch a little guide line on there but don’t tell anyone 😅
@@Shrednaught thanks man! i'm trying to shape. still in the researching phase.. what's the roller for at 6:20 mark? last step is a gloss coat after fine sanding? really dig the great details on the fin box installation aspect. saw your DIY jig as well! excellent!
When doing a cut lap I use a hard rubber roller on the lap edge whilst it’s still a green. This pushes the raised part of the lap flush with the foam and takes away the need to sand that lap line before deck laminate
I don’t gloss on this one. I use a clear acrylic sealer that I apply with a roller 🤙
Awesome board man! Thanks for such great content. I'm just finishing up my own first board and these vids really help. I like the finish you had with the acrylic coat and I am wondering what grit you wet sanded to, and since you are sanding - whether it matters if you buy a gloss or satin acrylic to begin with.
Thanks mate 🤙 the final sand of the acrylic is just to remove any dust zits that had settled. It was done with a 360 polish pad. Na it doesn’t really matter if you go gloss or satin I think.. after sanding it’ll probably look the same.
top content!!!! show man!!!!
Thanks mate 🤙
Beautiful board -- reminds me of a Dick Brewer round pin I rode back in the day. Agree about the excellent editing. One question: What do the notches on the front edges of the fins do?
Thanks mate. I think you’re talking about the fins that I use to set the fin boxes with? Those notches are there to help when placing tape on the fins to hold the fin boxes down until they have cured.
Eyyy nice one! I noticed you didn’t do a tape lap on the top hot coat - any specific reason?
Saves tape 😅
Hah the real reason is that I am able to push the resin around the rails and onto the bottom lap. Once it’s gone hard and I flip it , it allows me to easily sand that bottom lap nice and flush for fin box instal and to tap hard edges and do the final fill coat on the bottom.
@@Shrednaught ahhhh nice trick! Cheater coat on the bottom lap + saves tape.
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Awesome 😎🤙🏼
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Awesome board! What was that last coat you put on? Sealer of some sort?
Thanks mate . Yeh it’s an acrylic sealer coat.
good job! what varnish do you use?
where you get that measure square. Board is so slickkkk
Cheers mate. I think it was either shapers or surfboard studio .com
Super Bomba di TAVOLA! 🤘💪💪💪💪
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Just curious, why do you mark the outline if you just cut it with a flush cut router bit ?
Do you sand the line between tail patch over fins before you hot coat or not necessary? At this step in my build, thanks
If I understand the questions it isn’t necessary.
Looks awesome! Curious, what's the bottom contour? Single concave up front to more of a rolled v through the fins?
Thanks man. Yeh single from nose moving to a double through the fins to flat off the tail. I was considering V out the tail but I think that it wasn’t really needed with the design
Hey bru, why do you choose to use an orbital sander over a polisher to finish the board?
You video inspired me so much I'm gearing up to shape my own board haha
Good stuff!
I use the mirka orbital for 2 reasons. Firstly is dust extraction. Because I don’t have a dedicated sanding bay atm I needed something with a vac attachment. And secondly is that it leaves a much finer/nicer finish when doing the later grits for finish sanding.
Nicely done.Makes me want to get the shed again! The finish coat, was it resin or something else?
Thanks Jim. It is an acrylic sealer coat. Gives the finish product a nice satin/matte finish
Well done Bro!
Picking up heaps from your vids.
Where did you source the long router bit to cut your outline? I've looked high and low at Bunnings.
Also, I've been doing a couple of boards with alternative cloths ie. Basalt, flax, hemp combinations and PET cloth (recycled plastic bottles). A bit different to work with but nice boards aesthetically and kinda "feel good" with regards to the environment. The cost is a little higher than standard cloth which is a little discerning for the budget conscious but it'd be great to see you do a build with this stuff.
Power On!🤙
Found the router bit on eBay. Was pretty cheap. I’ve used basalt but never flax or hemp. I would like to use some so I might try do one in the future
Nice work, my friend. For the decals, do you print your drawings on rice paper and then apply to board?
You can print to rice paper. Mine where done at a professional print place but when I started I used to get rice paper and spray glue that to normal a4 paper. Then just run it through your home printer and good to go.
@@Shrednaught Did you leave the normal paper on the decal? Or pull the rice paper with the decal off the normal paper after printing?
Sorry mate I should of been more clear. I only spray glue the corners. Alternatively you could use clear cello tape. It’s just to keep the rice paper rigid whilst going through the printer. Once the print is done you take the A4 paper off and just keep the rice paper. Cut the decal as close to the edge of the image as possible.
@@Shrednaught I really should have known that HA! Thanks for the clarification. i've only made a couple boards so far but for the future ones I gotta get going with the gosh darn branding!!! Your boards are sick mate! Keep it up and keep on with the STOKE!
Nice work, did you use four oz cloth for the tail patch?
Thanks mate. Yeh from memory it was 4oz
Another great video!
I’m curious, why do you install the fin boxes after glassing? Do you use this technique with epoxy resins as well?
Thanks man. I do the boxes after glass when doing a tint. I’ve found it to make the box install look cleaner. You can do it with epoxy but normally I’ve I’m doing a clear board I’ll just install them pre glass into the foam
Didto sand it sir before the logo?
I miss PU. My next shape it'll be PU. Although epoxy ding less than PU, but I want to feel the tiny flex PU has. Nice shape here.
There is always room for an epoxy and pu in the quiver 🎉
@@Shrednaught I went back to PU. Bought two blanks the other day. Just shaped and glassed the asym and now shaping a mini egg. Quiver is at 6 boards. Can't wait for the winter. 🌊.
Yew! I do love asyms 🤙
Hey mate! Do you recommend just resin or thickened resin when putting in FCS fin boxes?
If you can use milled fibre with the resin to try give it some structural strength.
Looks like you got a new planer. Is it the Makita with casica mod kit? How are you liking it?
I like it. I think the handle is the one thing that I couldn’t do without now. Makes it feel much more comfortable
Thanks for the vids 🤙🏻 What kind of roller are you using for the final hot coat ?
The final coat I roll on is a clear acrylic sealer. Not resin. It’s just a cheap disposable foam roller. You can be them from any hardware for a couple bucks
What kind of pen do you use to write your dims and sign? Ive had some bleeding in the past “poly”
Just posca paint pens.
Are you rolling on resin after the sanding coat or is that some kind of sealer?
And thanks for the vids!
It’s a clear acrylic sealer. Thanks for watching 🤙
How can I get one sent to California? I’m impressed on the complete craftsmanship! What would it cost me for a board just like that? Then shipping?
One Billion dollaridoos
Haha yeh pretty much. As much as I’d love to get a board over there it’s cost wouldn’t be worth it after shipping. You should try a local in California. There’s some absolute killer shapers over there 🤘
Nice board and nice edit. What varnish di you use ?
It’s a clear acrylic floor sealer 🤙
Hello bro nice job plz i have a question in 5:52 of the video you started to cut the borders, we do that before the resine get drying or before tnx
The cutlap is cut when the resin has hardened but not completely cured.
@@Shrednaught tnx so gentil from you i really apreciate that
The stringer how thick should I go for heavier dudes ??
That’s a hard one to answer with so little information but you can go 1/4 inch if needed.
Remember that strength comes from glass and the glass overlaps.
Nice job! How much does it roughly cost to make a board like this?
Roughly 300-400 depending on what style of board you build. Some are cheaper such as a clear sanded finish
Great. Could you show me the tools