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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Detroit
Posts: 2,335
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ummmmmmmmm, do you have any idea od what you are doing? one of the first things is finding really thin plys of wood which is extremely hard, then you need a press, most likely a vacuum press except it would have to be fairly large...
and unlike skateboards which i have built, snowboards use stringers, which im not sure how they would be used.. |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Vancouver
Posts: 883
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Haha wow, thats going to be incredibly difficult.
If you are making just a few it will cost you more in materials and equipment than it would to just go out and buy them. It will also take more than a few failures until you get the trick of it. Things you will need: Materials Thin sheets of wood Epoxy (an assload of it) Fiberglass sheets Nuts for the bindings Aluminium for the edge Varnish for the topsheet P-Tex for the base Equipment: A router A drill Silkscreen machine for any graphics Press Sander Molds for the p-tex base templates for the wood core a machine to form the edge. Watch this: YouTube - How It's Made- Snowboards - Burton Snowboard Production YouTube - Snowboard Production Elan Snowboards - Elan Snowboard production YouTube - Burton Factory Tour - Burton Snowboard Factory Tour That ought to give you an idea of how a snowboard is made. It's a very complicated and skilled process, thats why they cost so much! |
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