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how much vacuum do you put on in bar 0.2 or how much? build my own board atm and i have an eps core of 15kg per m3 any sugestions? greetings

Where do you get you EPS or PU from in holland?

Good job 👍 I would recommend to use some locktide in the helicoil

very cool !!

Amazing! Great job! What size is the board? How long is it? 6.0' or 7.0'?

It's a good thing for beginners who don't want to spend a lot for a surfboard

What type of fiber glass did you use? thanks

Cool idea. Unfortunately with warm weather it will weaken though.

Decent for content. Not good for usage.

Great job! Did the sandwich foam need a lot of resin? I checked the Lantor website and they stated that the 3mm foam needs 1,4 kg per m2. That is a lot compared to what the carbon fiber needs.

W😍W!!!

Awesome! I’ve bought some old boards from locals in my area to do the exact same thing to. Add more foam and reshape to give another life. I really enjoyed your video. You and your girlfriend are very clever. Well done. Yeow!!! From Taranaki New Zealand 🤙🏽😎🤙🏽

Would you recommend adding chamber holes to the print rather than melting the holes later?

repeat this project with a led strip inside the surf table, its will be awesome

just hang it on the wall before it collapses. That thing is artwork, not a performance surfboard . Looks Great!

Labor of love for the craft and sport. Nice one!

Very nice

Great job! Turned out nice!

looks good but so small for that weak wave pool that wave sucks maybe good for a log

Cool build! One question though, to make the second half of the surfboard did you just mirror the files?

Hey, i like you idea to add foam. You willing to share the PU glue you got? I tried to find a two part system before but here in germany I can only find cans

Cooooool!

I hope you are a builder by trade. You are a natural.

I’m no engineer but I have a few ideas to make this more feasible: The Board would be a lot more durable if you made the parts interlocking and coated the final version with glue/resin once you’re done. If you use a soluble material you could probably fuse the connections before applying the coat but I have never done that. I would add 1 metal rod going horizontally and 1 vertically through the seams (meeting each other where youd usually stand on) That would 100.000x the structural durability if done right.

Hi ...most likely the water got in because the plastic is not compatible with the resin. That's why the fabric peeled off under stress.....

Hi ...most likely the water got in because the plastic is not compatible with the resin. That's why the fabric peeled off under stress.....

Wow this is rad!

Came out great! Love the inlay.

Why not fill it with spray foam?

You need to let the vacuum pump runs 24h ?

great vid man!

This is a nice looking board. But why not make the "infill" a bit stronger? Is the slow speed due to the shape of the board or due to the lesser stiffness?

Coolest board i have seen ever! Wouldn't surf it, too nice!

Did you dry the petg? You could get the same results using pla+

Great little series!

Next one you should use recycled PETG from plastic bottles! There are a few good filament makers in the DIY world :-) btw i love the Vanderwaal sticky pads! never going back to wax

U’re a fucking genius man

also, you could make a color pattern on each segment... that would look awesome.

you went there for the solely purpose of making it. Love the outcome. Maybe not as a main board but sometimes, someplace, its usable. if not.. great display piece.

MUCHAS GRACIAS POR ESTE PROYECTO, ME INSPIRA A CREAR MUCHAS MAS COSAS.

very nice

I use Form Futura CarbonFill for most of my structural 3D prints. A little easier to print than pure PETG but way stronger and good friction surfaces for gluing. Downside, not transparent, but a very dark grey. It has printed structural parts for my bicycle, including unbreakable pannier hooks, my garmin bracket and a pair of "flat" converter plates for using with SPD clip-in pedals. Should be well up to a strong surfboard using the design you've demoed. Cool project. Also, use thermal insets for skeg screws. They push in with a soldering irn and a steady hand and bond better than screwing directly into the layers and the heatpress improves the layer bonds around the threaded insert. (localised anealing)

great project, could you share some data with us: weight, rigidity, surfing feeling cpompared with a modern surfboard of similar size

Cool stuff, and always amazed with the stuff people come up. And with some engineering materials and better Inner structures, since PETG is pretty flexible but has little impact strength it is not very well suited for the job. PC ( also available in transparent ) would be a hot candidate for such a project, but requires better printing conditions. Nevertheless, great job ! Best

Great project! Do you know how much your board weights, since that seems to be a common challenge with 3d printed boards

I see the leak bubbles. You want to vent that board. It gasses.

Gaaf project dit!

Would it be faster if u sanded the finish down super fine and put a hydrophobic layer on it. On the bottom only ofcourse. I think the finish on it right now would induce alot of drag

Ziet er goed uit goza!

I shaped and glassed my own in the 90s. They were't great but there's something cool about surfing your own creation.