Monday, June 20, 2011

Side lights installed




Conversion of garage into proper shadow-throwing surfboard building workspace complete.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Repurposed aluminum



Assembled from a 4-pronged walking cane base, weight, and modified crutch (shelf bracket, fence picket, bubble wrap, and sticky foam rug grip).  Keeping the Koenig/Schaller thinkering tradition alive.

Friday, June 17, 2011

Glenwood Springs RiverCam

http://www.coloradowebcam.net/vidembed.php?id=50&ip=208.72.69.117:5790&w=704&h=480&large=true

Inception


Building a river surfboard starts with EPS foam.  I guess it really starts with having the desire to surf a standing river wave and the necessity of having the right board underbelly and eventually underfoot.  I chose to go the foam supplier route as an alternative to the Home Depot 2-in thick foam layer cake glue-up alternative to shipping a blank out from CA.  For the price of shipping, I have enough foam for 4 boards.  Once design finalized, next step is to cut a blank from the 2'x8'x10" block of 2-lb EPS foam.