Midlengths
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Re: Midlengths
My fatboy had a good glass job. Glassed at MONA Vale.
The Nat Young board was a specific backhand board with boxy rails, big concave and a really tuned flex fin. I don't think Nat shaped that many himself.
The Nat Young board was a specific backhand board with boxy rails, big concave and a really tuned flex fin. I don't think Nat shaped that many himself.
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I mean, tastebuds? WGAF?
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re: mark rabbidge's boards & glassing. mine's the only one i've ever owned (it's 2nd hand) and the bottom of the board has a fair few smallish round depressions. probably a combination of a not-so-dense blank and light glassing? don't know. but yes, the construction leaves a bit to be desired. but the board itself is fking insane and i love it! draws lines like calligraphy
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There you go Jet
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It's a real shame.
Best glassing I've had have been from Miller and PCC.
Best glassing I've had have been from Miller and PCC.
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rhinolaminating - hands down the best glass jobs i've had.
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Who ever glasses DVS
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So many sweet boards being mentioned in this thread, damn you all to hell. I'll be board porn binging for a week!!
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My bonzer was done very well.batoes wrote:rhinolaminating - hands down the best glass jobs i've had.
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A good sander is a biggie.
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Yep, very bloody good.JET01 wrote:My bonzer was done very well.batoes wrote:rhinolaminating - hands down the best glass jobs i've had.
Can't fault the guys who do Npj's or Gary McNeils either. Very high quality and a credit to their industry.
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i agree - my npj 2+1 has held up and i have flogged it in big waves.Drailed wrote:Yep, very bloody good.JET01 wrote:My bonzer was done very well.batoes wrote:rhinolaminating - hands down the best glass jobs i've had.
Can't fault the guys who do Npj's or Gary McNeils either. Very high quality and a credit to their industry.
In other mid length news, i just got a 7'6 GH space pig. Super keen to give it a whirl, but i think the swell is on all weekend...i'll post some pics once i get a few.
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Be interested to hear your feedback. Those rails don't look easy to surf..
Trev wrote:I have always had a lot of time for Dick
smnmntll wrote:Got one in the mouth once, that was pretty memorable
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for sure - they are really pinched and the roll the belly is incredible. I just sold my hull - which was a great ride, but too short and i have my log for sale up on ebay and gumtree, which again is excellent, but too long. I'm trying to get the right mix, right in the middle - the Goldy locks board.
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The local TSA guys in Thailand always do a quality product too!
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I saw an olive coloured 7'0 on the bumtree yesterday for around 6 bills. Looked nice... but I've never surfed a rolled bottom. Aren't they for lined up glassy points?batoes wrote:i agree - my npj 2+1 has held up and i have flogged it in big waves.Drailed wrote:Yep, very bloody good.JET01 wrote:My bonzer was done very well.batoes wrote:rhinolaminating - hands down the best glass jobs i've had.
Can't fault the guys who do Npj's or Gary McNeils either. Very high quality and a credit to their industry.
In other mid length news, i just got a 7'6 GH space pig. Super keen to give it a whirl, but i think the swell is on all weekend...i'll post some pics once i get a few.
If i was ever going to try something different I'd get Patto to shape me a v bottom.
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I think so - but i got it for the farm, which is often like a point. I can't get over how foiled out it is. Anyway, we'll see how it goes. The hull took some getting used to, so i'm sure this will as well.JET01 wrote:I saw an olive coloured 7'0 on the bumtree yesterday for around 6 bills. Looked nice... but I've never surfed a rolled bottom. Aren't they for lined up glassy points?batoes wrote:i agree - my npj 2+1 has held up and i have flogged it in big waves.Drailed wrote:Yep, very bloody good.JET01 wrote:My bonzer was done very well.batoes wrote:rhinolaminating - hands down the best glass jobs i've had.
Can't fault the guys who do Npj's or Gary McNeils either. Very high quality and a credit to their industry.
In other mid length news, i just got a 7'6 GH space pig. Super keen to give it a whirl, but i think the swell is on all weekend...i'll post some pics once i get a few.
If i was ever going to try something different I'd get Patto to shape me a v bottom.
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I'd love to have the time to get down the Farm more often... had a few good sessions on the right hander over the years.
Love getting down south a bit. Werri point too.... love it there on a midlength.
Love getting down south a bit. Werri point too.... love it there on a midlength.
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I think the Farm is a really good midlength spot - the wave just rolls on and on when it's working. Werri is another good spot too. I'm hoping some of this development out at South Beach Shellharbour will build some banks and create a few more options.
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