for any one who has made/modified a board. post some pics of your press or completed boards, its all good. also, maybe share some tips on building and where to get supplies also, occasionally, we can have a build off from time to time...
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hey guys, was just wondering, how do u guys drill/mark out ur bolt holes for ur trucks??if uve made a jig post a pic if u want, ive read through the thread and came across this, it seems pretty good,…Click here for the full story
Started by dean cunningham. Last reply by Adam Nov 14, 2013.
These are industrial strength super heavy duty forms made from railway sleepers.You will need a press to create your decks with these forms.They are total surface contact forms, not just edge bending…Click here for the full story
Started by Fitz. Last reply by Fitz Aug 23, 2013.
Hey crew.Just a quick note to say big props! We are a small team here at Prince Albert, and have gone through a lot of R&D to teach ourselves how to make boards to a marketable quality. All the…Click here for the full story
Started by Bryan Sainsbury-Hore Jul 10, 2013.
Whats some cheap easy ways I can put a concave on some ply .Click here for the full story
Started by charliefisher. Last reply by Deeks63 Jun 6, 2013.
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you can concave the board easy but only length wise
me thinketh the piss is being taken...
sorry another thing 14mm is the average thickness of a board a 14mm ply sheet has been made to be solid in a FLAT form not bent and warped. Yes its made of thinner sheets its self but in all likelyhood it wil snap during pressing or the first ride you take on it. get yer self some 4mm or 3mm hoop pine from bunnings from memory its $32 for a 1.6m x 2.4m sheet i got 2 boards out of one sheet.
when do you use a spoon to cut anything??
smells like troll in here...
14mm? w concave dude that aint never gunna happen w concaves are formed with very thin veneer sheets in a vacuum press. 14mm ply probably wont even form a concave u need to get thiner sheets and press them together and yes definately a stanley knife
Thanks! I will try it out on my next build
there's a couple of ways - I actually find it's easier to trim close to the board shortly after the resin/epoxy has just hardened but not gone rock hard - say within 30 to 60 minutes of applying. Use a sharp stanley knife - almost like when you grip a board, but don't try and cut right up against the wood/ply. then once it's gone off completely, use a sander to take it back nice and neat... The jigsaw will just rip the shit out of it as you have found.
When i fibre glass a board, should i cut around the edges when its still wet, or wait and cut with a jig saw? I tried with a jigsaw and the up and down motion of the saw ripped away the fibreglass :(
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