DIY SUP - PART 4
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- Опубліковано 13 січ 2024
- In this, the final part of the wooden stand up paddle board build with Jarvisboards I attach and shape the rails, fair the hull, add the tie downs, fiberglass, varnish, and make the paddle!
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We absolutely loved watching this series! Amazing work, Keith!
Thanks for all your help with epoxies, etc! I literally couldn’t do it without you!
🔹🙌🏼🔹 I loved watching the glassing process! You really broke it down and shared some pro tips that I plan to try out on my next wood surfboard build!
Thank you! It’s actually pretty satisfying stuff!
@@shipwrightskills-keithmitchell Your sanding skills are the best I've ever seen!
This was absolutely amazing loved how the stand-up paddleboard turned out as well as the paddle. You absolutely killed it with this build great job friend.
Thank you so much Lindsay! You did an excellent job on your recent surfboard build as well!
@@shipwrightskills-keithmitchell We definitely need to make more surfboards ... way more!
Absolutely loved the whole process from start to finish and the way you talked us through the process thanks looking forward to the next
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Thank you!!!
Sup Keith! Love the build. The soft foam sander looks super handy. The thing I learned most from this video is that I need to make sure my tools are sharper haha
Thank you my friend!! It was a fun project for sure.
tnks
Thanks for the great content! How heavy did your board end up?
Thank you! She weighs around 40 pounds!
What wood species did you use to make the paddle? I've built 2 Jarvis SUPs but haven't made my own paddles yet. Beautiful SUP and paddle.
Thank you! It is ash, light for a hardwood, and very strong as well. Cedar could also be a good choice, but I wanted a fairly stiff paddle, and ash is that.