when i was a kid my step brother would always bring them home if he seen one in the trash and my dad would fix them i only spent summers there but we had tons of different boards to choose from we hit the beach every weekend to paddle out
While the actual shaping process is not exactly “simple” it does open up a few questions. Should we br taking more old boards back to your local shaper (who arent using robots to shape) and having them refurbished, rather than new blanks?
That’s just awesome! I did the same thing once to a old board, stripped it down and reshaped it a little and glassed it back up with the same fins, didn’t look as nice as yours, but my daughter rides it now…great video, thanks for showing it!
I live in Orange County and love the fact that you created an app for people that need repairs. Even though I love repairing my own boards, I can still support it! Love the videos man
Dude that paint sprayer makes a world of difference compared to the rattle can special. Cant wait to see what else you do with it. Also so sick how you recreated the original livery of the board and kept that for the remodel.
This brought back memories. I built two boards 17 years ago just to see if I could figure it out.....before UA-cam. I had some crumby books to follow. Learned a lot, but learned more from your video. Dam fun to watch.
Thanks for showing this! I made a board about 25 years ago (my 4th and last) and used brand new foam blank and fresh resins (of course!) but old colouring that was probably over a decade old already. Big mistake! The resin set like chewing gum and didn't set properly. Watching your vid, now I've got an idea of how to resurrect it - if I ever do. Vote for: you made a cool new surfboard!
Excellent. Makes me think more about a No Work Team 6'4" Tri Thruster I'd like to repair and repurpose for my daughter over the next few years. Will have to do some research on dimensions/shape etc...
Don't sweat the thought of "ruining a classic" because in time, this entire planet will be microscopic particles of space dust, then reformed into another planet, and other creatures, or possible a sun. And in the meantime - awesome board creation dude! Also loved the music - especially the bongos at 4:33
Lot of effort and hard work. Craftsmanship. Sucker for those mid 80's boards. Mostly for the stickers and color as it brings me back. Now you got a lil' shredder instead of an attic dweller!
Bro a massive thumbs up👍 I love seeing my 80's and 90's style boards back to life. Awesome work and so rad to see you kept the theme of the board. Keep up the rad work and keep ripping from Oz🦘🏄🤙 yeeeewwww!!!
@@Rogue_wave my pleasure and a big cheers brotha🤙🏄... Hahahaha that's so rad to hear....6° of seperation. I lived in main beach and Currumbin (shark alley😅) for a while at 16yo.('93😅) Rad waves, rad temps to surf in boardies and feel loose and free all over. Definitely some good times and waves and memories for me too. My main coast is down south Torquay,jan juc, bells, cathedral and Lorne. I grew up watching Wayne Lynch next to me in the line-up doing backhand Rio's over me while i was duck diving lol. And cause i was on his board (roar surfboards) he'd call me supergrom or hell grom. So there's my attachment to old boards and shapers and rad memories of those boards, times, colours, vibes and just that era in general. A gen X era hahaha. Love ya work brotha❤️💯🤙i shaped when i was young for work experience with my board sponsor and as a massive toxic waste we need to do more upcycling of boards. I chop old 6 footas and make them 5'4" or 5'5" round noses and now I'm getting a quiver... slowly.😁 See ya out there one-day 😉🏄 A big YEEEEWWWW!!!🤙
I noticed you store boards in your attic... have you ever experienced delam or any other issues from storing them up there? I have lots of boards and have run out of storage room...
In the 90s i did this with an old 60s single fin pin. Made a board for my little grom brother out of it. Never realized they would become collectors items now. Every 2nd hand shop was full of old single fin pins back then. Man i used to love riding barrels on them old things.
I always say, if a board isn’t being used it’s truly worthless… there’s obviously a few exceptions (true collectors items, etc) but I think a lot of people get weirdly attached to old boards out of nastalgia. Chop em up, ride em again!
Sheeeeeeeesh. That last glass layer 🥵🥵🥵 haven’t been out back in a bit on account of living in good ol’ north Texas (closest good surf is bout 4 hours away) but this vid definitely helped stave my surfing blues until I can get out again! Appreciated the footy at the end! The board looks great and looks like it cuts back/maneuvers really well! Send one for ol’ Drew from Texas and hoping the board is still giving you plenty of great rides 😎
being of my age, the value and beauty of that board was the stickers and their placement - you did a sick job recreating the magic! Curious - what was harder to learn, the repair or photoshop?
Hey thanks Parker! We’re getting there! I make some and use some license free music too. The 2nd song in this vid was written by my old roommate and good buddy. I wrote the last one. The others are from license free music sites. I wish the first one was on Spotify!
Love it I’ve lived in ohio 23 years now but grew up in Norwalk ca katin in seal beach was our shop growing up blast from my past seeing the logo the owner was always so nice to us punk kids
a surfboard belongs to the water..so u r absoluteley right....because of your cid, i made the descicion to do the same to my first surfboard, build in 1986 and give it to my 21 year old son as a birthday present....
Thanks dude! Originally it was fixing my own dings. Then I was lucky enough that my high school had a surfboard shaping class, if you can believe that. I learned how to glass boards from watching other guys on UA-cam (Bendheim boards and Shrednaught specifically).
@@Rogue_wave...most board builders do this...shape the board...route the fin boxes...airbrush the foam board. then set the fins. put tape over the fin boxes. when you glass the bottom of the board the fins are under the glass layers of the board and have more break strength. when you finish hotcoating the board you just sand the fin boxes and screw holes open.
futures and fcs2 are designed with a little lip on the boxes...so the glass layers come over the majority of the finbox when laminated under glass but remain flush with the shape of the foam.
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Great recycling!
I surf for over 40 years and it bothers me a lot seen old boards going to the garbage. What you do is absolutely great!
Thanks Tom!
when i was a kid my step brother would always bring them home if he seen one in the trash and my dad would fix them i only spent summers there but we had tons of different boards to choose from we hit the beach every weekend to paddle out
Great job showing how simple a process this can be. no more old boards going to landfill! Simply a cheaper blank ;)
Exactly dude! Blanks cost $60 bucks now and some of these old boards are going for $20-40 on offer up.
And thanks
I would not call it simple. Reshaping a board needs practice. It is neither the cutting nor the sanding, it is the dimensioning that demands skill.
I like how Yu made a repucla of dude I thought you where just going to change it looks awsome just of gave it to your uncle
While the actual shaping process is not exactly “simple” it does open up a few questions. Should we br taking more old boards back to your local shaper (who arent using robots to shape) and having them refurbished, rather than new blanks?
That’s just awesome! I did the same thing once to a old board, stripped it down and reshaped it a little and glassed it back up with the same fins, didn’t look as nice as yours, but my daughter rides it now…great video, thanks for showing it!
I live in Orange County and love the fact that you created an app for people that need repairs. Even though I love repairing my own boards, I can still support it! Love the videos man
Dude that paint sprayer makes a world of difference compared to the rattle can special. Cant wait to see what else you do with it. Also so sick how you recreated the original livery of the board and kept that for the remodel.
Thanks dude! I was nervous to use that sprayer but was super happy with the results. Probably never going back to rattle cans now!
I build boards myself.alls I gotta say is your craftsmanship and attention to detail is superb!! Unbelievable!!
Thanks, much appreciated Randy!
This brought back memories. I built two boards 17 years ago just to see if I could figure it out.....before UA-cam. I had some crumby books to follow. Learned a lot, but learned more from your video. Dam fun to watch.
Thanks Edward! You still have those boards?
great job...love how you brought back the old graphics and that fade from yellow to green to blue is so old school I want that on my car
Nice job resurrecting that board. I like seeing the traditional board making skills still going strong.
Thanks Scott!
Love to see Chuck’s board updated with its original vibe…great work Dave
Thanks Nancy!
Neat restoration/reshaping of that board! You have amazing skill and patience!
Respect for keeping the old stickers and emblems 👍
Thanks for showing this! I made a board about 25 years ago (my 4th and last) and used brand new foam blank and fresh resins (of course!) but old colouring that was probably over a decade old already. Big mistake! The resin set like chewing gum and didn't set properly. Watching your vid, now I've got an idea of how to resurrect it - if I ever do. Vote for: you made a cool new surfboard!
That was rad. Great work. Love how you kept it all as original as possible and with the paint and graphics. 🤙🤙🤙
Excellent. Makes me think more about a No Work Team 6'4" Tri Thruster I'd like to repair and repurpose for my daughter over the next few years. Will have to do some research on dimensions/shape etc...
Oh man love that board, perfect to strap on my 67 vw bus roof racks!
Brah!! That board is way happier in the curl than in the attic or worse the dump. Great job on the resto and recycle!!
I made a board once...you can still hear the laughter in the lineup at Yokohama.
Sick video. I've never glassed a board board done many repairs and I've learned a lot from watching your vid. You make it look so easy!
Thank you! You should make a board! Best way to learn is to do.
Don't sweat the thought of "ruining a classic" because in time, this entire planet will be microscopic particles of space dust, then reformed into another planet, and other creatures, or possible a sun. And in the meantime - awesome board creation dude! Also loved the music - especially the bongos at 4:33
Ha! Thanks.
nihilist
A++ A good fade job & killer old Katin logo's....! Keep on Rippin"
Another great work! Congrats, man. A pleasure to watch and definitely a beautiful board!
Beautiful man, I love to see the process you take
theres a difference between ruining a board and doing a board up, mate you did an awesome job 🤙
Thanks Joey 🤙🏻
Yiuvgave that board a new lease if life, sick job on the spray and inlayed stickers
Lot of effort and hard work. Craftsmanship. Sucker for those mid 80's boards. Mostly for the stickers and color as it brings me back. Now you got a lil' shredder instead of an attic dweller!
It is your log if your happy I'm happy looks good did you like the feel?
Such a satisfying video! As a fellow craftsman I really respect your work and passion! Great content and keep it up
Thanks!
Bro a massive thumbs up👍
I love seeing my 80's and 90's style boards back to life.
Awesome work and so rad to see you kept the theme of the board.
Keep up the rad work and keep ripping from Oz🦘🏄🤙 yeeeewwww!!!
Yeww thanks Jono! I miss Oz, I lived on the goldie around 2012 for a few months. Such sick memories surfing south straddie and snapper. Mental waves!
@@Rogue_wave my pleasure and a big cheers brotha🤙🏄...
Hahahaha that's so rad to hear....6° of seperation.
I lived in main beach and Currumbin (shark alley😅) for a while at 16yo.('93😅)
Rad waves, rad temps to surf in boardies and feel loose and free all over.
Definitely some good times and waves and memories for me too.
My main coast is down south Torquay,jan juc, bells, cathedral and Lorne.
I grew up watching Wayne Lynch next to me in the line-up doing backhand Rio's over me while i was duck diving lol.
And cause i was on his board (roar surfboards) he'd call me supergrom or hell grom.
So there's my attachment to old boards and shapers and rad memories of those boards, times, colours, vibes and just that era in general.
A gen X era hahaha.
Love ya work brotha❤️💯🤙i shaped when i was young for work experience with my board sponsor and as a massive toxic waste we need to do more upcycling of boards.
I chop old 6 footas and make them 5'4" or 5'5" round noses and now I'm getting a quiver... slowly.😁
See ya out there one-day 😉🏄
A big YEEEEWWWW!!!🤙
@@jonowoodgo Wayne Lynch is a true legend! I’ll keep making boards if you do 🤙🏻
@@Rogue_wave done!!!😁🤙😉🏄
Very cool man, thank you for sharing your process!
Tip: Glue foam with foam. I use two part foam to glue either EPS or Poly foam or just the two part by itself to fill large voids
I noticed you store boards in your attic... have you ever experienced delam or any other issues from storing them up there? I have lots of boards and have run out of storage room...
Most of the boards up there are already delammed or dinged up! You should be alright with poly. Epoxy boards might delam from heat.
Great informative video. Am in the process of doing similar to a mini mal to a sting 6'9" approx..... what paint did you use.....acrylic?
GREAT WAY to get Clark foam!!!!!! Nice little fish too
Indeed! Thank you!
That was so sick. Seems like a bit of work to restore old boards but looks like it gets easier over repetition.
That was kool man, put your own spin on the old girl. The board turned out real nice to. Looks like it surfs mint!
Thanks Chris! Yeah she goes alright!
Yo crazy thats the diy skate spot off the thrasher channel
Great video as always, I love the upcycling series!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks Felipe! Glad to hear it.
Justified everything by surfing it and surfing it well. Sick video 🤙
Yewww thanks Liam!
Some of the 1970,s shortboard shapers working for;Brewer-Ben Aipa & Hobie were true craftsman.
Great idea reusing that talent.
Thank you.
Your Uncle is Dam Proud of You.
I like the tape on the edge to catch the drips.
I learned.
Yessss. More RogueWave content, made my week
Thanks Zacc! Glad you like the content!
In the 90s i did this with an old 60s single fin pin. Made a board for my little grom brother out of it. Never realized they would become collectors items now. Every 2nd hand shop was full of old single fin pins back then. Man i used to love riding barrels on them old things.
I always say, if a board isn’t being used it’s truly worthless… there’s obviously a few exceptions (true collectors items, etc) but I think a lot of people get weirdly attached to old boards out of nastalgia. Chop em up, ride em again!
Sheeeeeeeesh. That last glass layer 🥵🥵🥵 haven’t been out back in a bit on account of living in good ol’ north Texas (closest good surf is bout 4 hours away) but this vid definitely helped stave my surfing blues until I can get out again! Appreciated the footy at the end! The board looks great and looks like it cuts back/maneuvers really well! Send one for ol’ Drew from Texas and hoping the board is still giving you plenty of great rides 😎
Love your work, Boet!!! ❤
Trestles. Looks like a fun day :-)
awesome process video
Killer work...attention to the detail.
Very cool, very glad I stumbled on to this video , great job.
Stick around Rob!
Hey, it worked....looks a treat too.
being of my age, the value and beauty of that board was the stickers and their placement - you did a sick job recreating the magic! Curious - what was harder to learn, the repair or photoshop?
So coool i need to try this sometime
Thanks man!
🤙
Ole Stickleback approves this mission 100%
beautiful recycling ...congratulations...!!!
here is a cool idea why don`t you make key chain surf boards with the scraps. i would buy a couple for my homies. keep up the awesome videos.
Massive thumbs up! Great job!
Wow I think it would be awesome if you showed in detail how you copied the logos and used that photo editor app and printed them to the rice paper.
Thanks for suggesting this! I’ll go into it in more depth soon.
Can’t believe this channel doesn’t have more subscribers. Probably my favorite video so far! Do you make the music in your videos?
Hey thanks Parker! We’re getting there! I make some and use some license free music too. The 2nd song in this vid was written by my old roommate and good buddy. I wrote the last one. The others are from license free music sites. I wish the first one was on Spotify!
This video is a work of art itself
I say bad idea to lay the stickers down. now it wont bond to the board where the stickers are at. that can be an issue
Hey Joe they aren’t stickers, the logos are printed on rice paper and the resin soaks right through it onto the foam.
Love it I’ve lived in ohio 23 years now but grew up in Norwalk ca katin in seal beach was our shop growing up blast from my past seeing the logo the owner was always so nice to us punk kids
They’re an awesome shop. I’m in there quite a bit since they are a drop off / pick up zone for my customers boards.
love the shape
At a Boy! I would have left it alone BUT what a Great job you did Lad!
Wow thanks! Love your shop!
@@Rogue_wave It's only here because of people like you!
Resto-mod surfboards…beautiful!
a surfboard belongs to the water..so u r absoluteley right....because of your cid, i made the descicion to do the same to my first surfboard, build in 1986 and give it to my 21 year old son as a birthday present....
That’s awesome. Email me some photos I’ll put them in my next vid! Dave@roguewaverepairs.com
@@Rogue_wave i will take some time i ll do some pucs and vids during the process
So cool!! Great work!
Excellent work man! Love the channel
Much appreciated!
Next you should make a custom that looks like a harbor seal or a sea turtle maybe.
Excellent fun to observe.....from Bali
Jealous of where you live! Thanks for watching.
Simply genius ! Bravo 🙌🏻👏🏻
: )
I was just gonna fix this board I got for free but you really make me wanna reglass itttt
Very Nice Work! Well Done 👍
Sweet new board. Nice work!
Which programs are you using for labels?
Hey man do you make boards for big Oakes I’m 105kg thinking fish
Wow! Truly amazing work. How did you learn how to do this?
Thanks dude! Originally it was fixing my own dings. Then I was lucky enough that my high school had a surfboard shaping class, if you can believe that. I learned how to glass boards from watching other guys on UA-cam (Bendheim boards and Shrednaught specifically).
Love your work! Great videos man
Sound choice is insane
Thank you! The second song is from my buddy and old roommate 🤙🏻
Amazing Work! Is it a PU Board and wich kind of colour did you use?
Thank you. Yes, PU board and acrylic paint.
You nailed it . I am afraid your uncle wants his board back . 😅
😂😂
I have the same cheaper router, looks like when future one pass system says "must use Makita router" that's just a suggestion right? haha
Yep, used that for futures for years
Which printer do you have?
Cheers Lars from Dresden
Il y a du génie dans ces mains 😮! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👏
I really want a board with that “north shore” Chandler logo like in the movie. If you don’t which movie, we can’t be friends.
Fun fact I fixed Rick Kane’s board (the actual actor) last week. Shoulda made a video out of it.
So sick dude! Love it
Wow 👌 looks like a fun little board
Very refreshing,I enjoyed that... Did you put cloth over those fin plugs? ;)
No I never do. It’s a hot button topic 😂
That is awesome!!!! Are you down off Los Molinos or Calle Valle?
Nope I’m in San Pedro
Amazing job mate!
the fin boxes are suppossed to be installed before you airbrush...so there is strength in the fins by being set underneath the glass.
You mean before I laminate? If I installed them prior to airbrushing I’d be airbrushing the lam.
@@Rogue_wave...most board builders do this...shape the board...route the fin boxes...airbrush the foam board. then set the fins. put tape over the fin boxes. when you glass the bottom of the board the fins are under the glass layers of the board and have more break strength. when you finish hotcoating the board you just sand the fin boxes and screw holes open.
futures and fcs2 are designed with a little lip on the boxes...so the glass layers come over the majority of the finbox when laminated under glass but remain flush with the shape of the foam.
this is also true with the futures leash plugs and certain fcs leash plugs, i believe its the mini one.
Amazing job man
How big were the waves u surfed?
And whats the Liters of the boards
Waves were very small, about 2 feet.
My estimate on volume is probably 27 liters. I don’t know for sure.
Fez um ótimo trabalho, parabéns.
Fawkin love the paint job
awesome job man!!
Is that upper trestles at the end? There was barely any crowd there if it was.
Yeah good eye! It was about 1ft and a swamped out high tide so not a lot of takers 😂
Amazing job
What kind of tape are u using? Cause mine is alyways hard to peel of, because it sticks with the epoxy
Indasa tape. But keep in mind I’m using polyurethane resin, not epoxy. That can make a difference with stickiness.
Could you repair a carbon fiber mountain bike frame?
Yeah!