New Quiver Addition

[supsurf-tw]

8-10 x 31 with concave V from middle, back through the tail

[surfcowboy]

A classic shape.

[anonsurfer]

Looks great, can you upload the outline and foil views?

[SlatchJim]

Nice shape Tom. Same dimensions as what we're hoping to find Mrs. Slatch albeit with your own styling, bottom, foil etc...
How thick are you gonna make it and what's the volume you're shooting for?

[supsurf-tw]

Nice shape Tom. Same dimensions as what we're hoping to find Mrs. Slatch albeit with your own styling, bottom, foil etc...
How thick are you gonna make it and what's the volume you're shooting for?

Here ya go! I've been wanting something that reminds me of some of the great egg prone boards I love to ride. Fin set up is 2+1. Just a super easy board to live with. These wide boards do well with just a slight V in the middle running all the way through the tail with a concave on each V plane.

[Night Wing]

Count me as one who also likes the classic shapes. Good schematic drawing too. Lots of good info on it.

[supsurf-tw]

Nice shape Tom. Same dimensions as what we're hoping to find Mrs. Slatch albeit with your own styling, bottom, foil etc...
How thick are you gonna make it and what's the volume you're shooting for?

Jim
See the post above for the info

[anonsurfer]

Thanks for posting the foil and rocker info, very informative.   Looks like a fun board, please keep us updated on its progress.

[surfcowboy]

Is that the tail profile? Thanks for posting it. That's a lot more concave than I would have thought would run. Really cool to see other people's work.

I'm really torn, I want to build a 7'6" prone egg shape and the SUP I've been working on. Can't decide what's next. This one looks really fun. Your quiver shows how much diversity there can be in boards that seem to be the same size to a casual rider. Great lesson there for new folks.

[supsurf-tw]

Is that the tail profile? Thanks for posting it. That's a lot more concave than I would have thought would run. Really cool to see other people's work.

I'm really torn, I want to build a 7'6" prone egg shape and the SUP I've been working on. Can't decide what's next. This one looks really fun. Your quiver shows how much diversity there can be in boards that seem to be the same size to a casual rider. Great lesson there for new folks.

Concave in V planes always looks more dramatic. There's only a little more than a sixteenth of depth on the concaves in that slice

[supsurf-tw]

Came off the machine and fine sanded and ready for Chelu to work his magic with the glassing. We have the new AKU machine and it's so clean you barely have to touch it before glassing

[TallDude]

Is that a new machine at Kaysen's? There a guy I know who builds the CNC machines. He said they had a order for two new ones in San Clemente somewhere?

[supsurf-tw]

Is that a new machine at Kaysen's? There a guy I know who builds the CNC machines. He said they had a order for two new ones in San Clemente somewhere?

Bashams......

[nalu-sup]

Beautiful classic outline reminds me of my favorite all time prone board; a 7'5" Yater from about 1980. Loved that board.

[supsurf-tw]

Beautiful classic outline reminds me of my favorite all time prone board; a 7'5" Yater from about 1980. Loved that board.

Yeah for sure. Eggs are great boards and I really wanted to design one for SUP. Greenough stage 4  9" center fin with custom sidebites by Mark Stavron. Flat to double concave to double concave V. Good edges to keep some speed and drive with the curvy outline. Should be a fun board.....