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This is a home-made wooden surfboard that I made out of 3/8 inch pine plywood. Sanded it down on the edges to get a nice edge. Bent it. Then painted it and used a polyurethane to seal and waterproof the wood. Works great and looks sick!
I'm going to make a full step by step instructable soon plus a instructable on a long board and board press.
I'm going to make a full step by step instructable soon plus a instructable on a long board and board press.
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Jul 27, 2011. 5:18 PMninja_boy101
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Does it float a full grown man because it doesn't look very buoyant
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Aug 8, 2011. 8:34 AMwseefried
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I would say yes...the alaya is made the same way...just no fins...and it floats...it truly depends on wave height...a board like this would be rad for shore break
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Jul 29, 2011. 6:12 PM
Evan2010 (author)
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Evan2010 (author)
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Its not made to float on, its made to pull behind a boat like if you were to water ski
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Jul 27, 2011. 1:34 PMThat One Eegit
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That One Eegit
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i would love to see an instructable on this! My dad grew up in california making his own surfboards, and this gives me a chance to make one! Rated 5 stars!
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Jul 29, 2011. 1:03 PMEvan2010 (author)
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Evan2010 (author)
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This is my first board so far, I will make an ible on one soon
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Jul 28, 2011. 3:05 PMl8nite
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l8nite
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Im not sure I would trust my 230+lbs on a wave with this but we used to make something very similar to pull behind a boat (in the late 60's wakeboarding wasn't a term) thank you for sharing
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Jul 28, 2011. 1:29 PM3nick120
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dont sink it
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