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sorry if this has already been posted, but ive got some biltins that are 4 weeks old and they started making a jingling noise when i was riding. i looked down and 3 of the metal bits on the outside…Click here for the full story
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skittles Aug 29, 2011.
im looking for a drop through, for sliding, free riding, little bit of cruising and a bit of down hill. ive been looking at tan tien and bc moray just wondering what board would you reccomend. ill be…Click here for the full story
Started this discussion. Last reply by Will Smith Mar 28, 2011.
ive got some 78a vault wheels on a cruise board, but i want some harder ones for better slides. would abec 11s? be good? i like the look of there 66mm strikers, as i want them for all round use.if…Click here for the full story
Started this discussion. Last reply by Robbo Feb 27, 2011.
sorry if this isnt meant to be here, couldnt post it in homegrown gear. anywayi know its probs not the usual thing on this site but im interested in making a mini skateboard to have in my bag. not…Click here for the full story
Started this discussion. Last reply by mack daddies daddie Feb 21, 2011.
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Premium MemberDeeks63 said…
No problem Will - yeah, I dont expect the base will need to be too much - maybe even just some thin ply - good luck, let me know how you get on! Deeks
Premium MemberDeeks63 said…
yeah - I always put wood under my foam - I reckon you'd run the risk of the foam yeilding to the bend before the ply/veneer down.. I just got some kwik-grip spray on adhesive and stick the foam down to the board..
Premium MemberFitz said…
Here ya go mate. Straight from the horses mouth...
http://joewoodworker.com/veneering/makingbags2.htm
This is where I found the info.
Premium MemberDeeks63 said…
Yeah - I generally have cut a board the same width as the foam mould - usually just a bit of cheap pine (round the edges with sandpaper to avoid damaging the bag) - and about 100mm or so longer than the project. The last one I just used a bit of chipboard cated with malamine (you know, the white smooth stuff) that was 1200x300 - didn't even both to trim it down... The advantage of the bigger bag is you can really grab the sides and pull them out while you vacuum it down - allows you to realy apply some seriouos pressure.
Premium MemberDeeks63 said…
Hey Will - nar I have the 70" x 20" bag... I spoke to the guys at Roarockit about the smaller bag and they reckoned I'd have some issues with the 47x14 - espescially with drop decks - I got it directly from them which was cheaper than the 47x14 but then cost about $60 to ship to Australia...
I could make on for you for about $15-20, but i would have to make a template of your helmet first
Here's a picture of my visor. I could make one for you if you wanted.
Hey will, what helmet do you have?
Sorry I just bought a carbon belly racer
Reopening Grom Bomb soon, keep an eye out.
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