Que?

Discussion in 'Surfboards and Surfboard Design' started by patgeds22, Apr 28, 2015.

  1. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
  2. sbx

    sbx Well-Known Member

    977
    Mar 21, 2010
    Is that first one particle board?
     

  3. DonQ

    DonQ Well-Known Member

    Oct 23, 2014
    Looks like a competition starting here. I see you used a square tail in your design. Why not a pin tail? How does it smoke?
     
  4. DonQ

    DonQ Well-Known Member

    Oct 23, 2014
    Sometimes I go too far.Good job bro. Hope they serve you well.
     
  5. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    yup, i do lumber things for work so it was some scrap i found
     
  6. sbx

    sbx Well-Known Member

    977
    Mar 21, 2010
    Looks like fun for summer. I can't imagine that particle board will last, but I guess it doesn't really matter. Do you plan on standing up on the long one?
     
  7. frost

    frost Well-Known Member

    Jul 31, 2014
    wheres the foam??
     
  8. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    sure
     
  9. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    im thinking heavier waves are necessary to get these going
     
  10. seldom seen

    seldom seen Well-Known Member

    Aug 21, 2012
    Good stuff patgeds, Faster than Satan!
     
  11. live4truth

    live4truth Well-Known Member

    866
    Feb 9, 2007
    I like 'em...they all seem like they'd be fun with a pair of fins...I would have blended the concave a bit or just extended it through the nose...bottom contours are for control...however, I'd give it a whirl.
     
  12. sbx

    sbx Well-Known Member

    977
    Mar 21, 2010
    How thick are the shorter ply ones?
     
  13. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    3/8
     
  14. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    all 3/8" osb, 3/4 for the cdx bellyboard
     
  15. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    "I would have blended the concave a bit or just extended it through the nose...bottom contours are for control."
    Do you mind elaborating?
    :)
     
  16. sbx

    sbx Well-Known Member

    977
    Mar 21, 2010
    With a 3/8" thick rail and parallel outline, I don't think you will need any more "control," they'll have all the hold you need.
     
  17. patgeds22

    patgeds22 Well-Known Member

    418
    May 29, 2012
    still lost
     
  18. sbx

    sbx Well-Known Member

    977
    Mar 21, 2010
    I think live4truth was telling you that because these are finless, you could use concaves to keep them from sliding out (I assume that's what "control" means). I'm saying that a rail that thin (3/8") gives plenty of hold on its own, especially when combined with the straight outline. I really like the simplicity of these designs. Cut to width, trace a garbage can lid for a nose, and call it done!
     
    Last edited: Apr 30, 2015
  19. seldom seen

    seldom seen Well-Known Member

    Aug 21, 2012
  20. live4truth

    live4truth Well-Known Member

    866
    Feb 9, 2007
    That is essentially where I was going...now multiple factors are at play in this situation...but essentially, I still fall on the argument side that concaves are going to help with water flow direction and in turn on aspect to help "control" the board movement/direction (lot going on in that sentence).

    Swaylocks has 9 pages on the issue...I think kcasey's argument on pg., 7 is helpful (LINK).