Marco Builtz

I have brought the board outside, so you can have a look at the inner structure I am making a lot of progress with my board, my goal is the make a board from leftovers. I know it will be heavier than it should be, but i am saving a lot of weight to cut everything as thin as possible. I also drilled some holes in the ribs. This is the rear of the board, notice that I installed a plug so that later I can ventilate the board. sanding,sanding the fin is also finished, I don't like it as it is.  If I got some more extra time  I would like to add a few more strips to make it bigger. the bottom is also finished, because i don't want to buy any wood all the strips have been cut from leftovers. pfff a lot of work. Here you can see that the bottom isn't all the way flat, towards the nose the board is round.   the more clamps the better, i also used a paint bucket to add some weight to keep the strips in place. building a hollow wooden sup

This is an older post, I recently checked my older posts and all my pictures where gone !. After googling why they had gone and where my pioctures went to. I found out that all your pictures are stored on picassa. I sometimes use Picassa to change my pictures a little bit. But that's it. Well it seems that when I was cleaning up my picassa, deleting some older pictures which I don't use, I probably also deleted an album. And well, you can guess it, in this album where a lot of pics stored wich i have used in my older blog posts. Luckily I still have some pics saved on my computer so I can replace some.  I will delete a lot of posts, because it's a lot of work to find the right picture for the right post.pfff So don't delete any pics from Picassa.     some advice. check out part 2: building a wooden sup 2