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old school board beefed up
with carbon and carbon/kevlar tail |
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wasn't strong
enough though! |
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modern broken
deck (Ed's) |
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top side. Note missing chunk
and split on end |
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split glued and clamped. joint
glued with epoxy and microfibres |
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joint sanded |
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dyed red layer of wood ripped
off to save weight and provide level surface for carbon. |
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finished sanded surface. seems
a shame to cover it up. some minor bumps left though |
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surface sanded
smooth |
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surface sanding
detail (now super smooth) |
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test fit of
carbon and kevlar |
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straight out the
vac bag after wetting out with resin |
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mean while the
other broken board was also repaired |
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Deck bottom after
trimming and finishing |
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Forgot to plug
bolt holes. Resin seeped onto grip. bugger! |
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Test samples of different
grip methods. none look particularly good though... |
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deck re-gripped with epoxy and
sugar. looks like shit at the moment. |
