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Premium Member Comment by Matthys on August 12, 2010 at 17:53

aquadhere is pretty sick, havent had any delams yet
and my friend has been riding a board i made for yonks

Premium Member Comment by Adam on August 12, 2010 at 15:59

both work, pva or tite bond are more forgiving. get waterproof.

Comment by Dylan Carter on August 12, 2010 at 15:05

mk im doing pretty well with designs and stuff my main worry is how do i test if it will be storng enough and things and iv read and watched videos and some people say use epoxy some say use wood glue which one holds better

Premium Member Comment by Matthys on August 10, 2010 at 20:21

well, if you look on the bottom of your page, you should get 1 & 3, however, if your using 1.6mm veneer, 8 0r 9 is usually reasonably stiff, however maby a bit more if your doing a dropthrough without fiberglass. whereas with 3mm or 4mm, four pieces are usually strong enough, i recently made a dropthrough with wcave, ( siiikkk) and i used 4 layers of 4mm marine ply.

Comment by Dylan Carter on August 10, 2010 at 13:41

ok iv read the whole thread now i have a few questions im planing on making a dropthough deck with a w concave and i would like it to be stiff.(like a dropthru avenger)
1) what are the best woods to use and thicknesses
2)how many sheets will i need
3)is it better to use epoxy or water proof pva glue to hold the ply together

Comment by Dylan Carter on August 10, 2010 at 9:40

thanks man that woul be muchly appreciated

Premium Member Comment by Matthys on August 10, 2010 at 8:48

sorry dylan, i was just being sarcastic, i and adam reminded me that i was just like this not too long ago,
so as an apology ill send you a couple of the details...

Premium Member Comment by Ian Coggan on August 10, 2010 at 0:29

hahhahaha dil, mate i told you to read the thread in science, so you started looking at what people joined the group. :S your a worry my skinny friend

Premium Member Comment by Adam on August 9, 2010 at 22:36

@Matthys you asked for help and got it when you started don't be nasty, i just did a little bit of back tracking and around page 17 of this thread i gave you a blow by blow of how you could build a press if i had been a nasty prick i could have dribbled about mdf, no more gaps, and sand but i tried to be helpful. and now your making boards. But your very forgetful, you asked dozens of questions and we all helped in good faith.
@dylan, what steve says. All 25 pages.

Comment by Dylan Carter on August 9, 2010 at 22:23

lol sozz bout the umming and thanks foor the advice

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