I saw this on Dane Peterson's new blog and at the risk of regurgitating someone elses work, i just had to share it. Someone at Ryobi has a sense of humor, and i like it.
Stubby 3
Second lam coat. A little extra bush pepper on account of glassing outside but otherwise not too bad.
Good times
The surf wasn't great but everyone was having fun. I can't think of a much better way to start the day.
The Stubby 2
I spent some quality time with sand paper and planer today and finished shaping the stubby. Its a really nice feeling, to see and hold something that has has, until now, only existed in a little corner of your brain.
I even got to slap on a double six on the top before dark, a white pigment with just a few drops of apple green.
I even got to slap on a double six on the top before dark, a white pigment with just a few drops of apple green.
The Stubby
There's a board that iv'e been itching to play with, itching to ride, and itching to own. An arc tail, hull bottom Stubby. However i have only ever seen them on blogs and vids. So after wrestling with the outline for a while and grabbing lines from different boards i began shaping today.
Shop Blog
Speaking of the shop, i've created Alpine Beach a little blog of their own.
Check it out at www.aplinebeach.blogspot.com
Check it out at www.aplinebeach.blogspot.com
Valla Surfboards
Sage, Jack and Brett dropped into the store to with some shinny new presents.
Sage's boards look great and feel even better under your arm, well done Sage.
Sage's boards look great and feel even better under your arm, well done Sage.
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