Did he give a shit about recommended curing times?
No, he did not give a shit about recommended curing times.
No, he did not give a shit about recommended curing times.
He was very excited about the board after he surfed it, which made me very excited about the board, so I shaped another one.
Why? Because I like the shape, and I couldn't sleep due to an afternoon cup of coffee. The coffee was a bad choice.
Also, there was this blank in my shop. Just staring at me. Daring me.
And now it's daring you!
You see, it's for sale.
5'8x 21x 2 5/8. Single wing. Cedar stringer. Gloss and polish. Foiled. Fun beachbreak board for someone between 48 and 300lbs who enjoys surfing.
Lokbox boxes and CI keels (not pictured) for maximum shreddage.
6 comments:
Beautiful board. In the spirit of your latest posts, I have to ask what whisky would you pair it with?
That's an easy one, Anonymous. The board is a classic shape with a little extra somethin' somethin'. I'd pair it with an Aberlour A'bunadh--the cask strength version of one of the great standards. Rich, sweet, spicy, peppery, and smooth as hell. Like a good keel fish...
I know that board! Makes me want to order my fish right now!
wait,,, i'm between 48 and 300lbs.!!
Damn, Turtle, it must be fate!
Hey Jamie. I just picked up this board from The Shop in Arcata up North! I am from Blue Lake. Man it's an incredibly beautiful board by the way, I really like your work man! I am going to try it out tomorrow, as I didn't have time to today after I picked it up, but I am definitely stoked! I am a little curious about the inspiration and thoughts that went into this board. Could you tell me a bit about it, or just anything really? I would be stoked to know some info on it. If you don't want to write on here, no problem, just send it to my email: lonnycalif@gmail.com
thanks again for shaping the first board I have bought in years, super stoked! Can't wait to ride it!
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