dunno man, those stokers he made were pretty darn goodThis is where you fucked up.
I learned not to order from Bruce before I even got my first driver license.
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dunno man, those stokers he made were pretty darn goodThis is where you fucked up.
I learned not to order from Bruce before I even got my first driver license.
i had an otr roberts once. glassed at haakensons. looked good enough until i surfed it once.Roberts did the same to me. 1st board, glassing had multiple burn throughs to the weave. 2nd board, I asked if hed could look it over before I make the drive. Yea, he says its fine. It was worse than the first board. He did not care.
His "glasser" at the time was some kid in the backroom.i had an otr roberts once. glassed at haakensons. looked good enough until i surfed it once.
never have i seen a glass job fail as fast and as completely as that board did. it was like it had stage 3 cancer and was gone in 6 weeks
GWS will cut it for you.I wonder if anyone would shape you a board and let you glass it yourself. Glassing seems to be the bottleneck.
I've heard some things but that was a couple years agoAlbum?
Glassing is the hard partI wonder if anyone would shape you a board and let you glass it yourself. Glassing seems to be the bottleneck.
Glassing is easy once you figure it out. There are enough garage shapers here, that if you asked to watch a couple of times, you could get the basics down.Glassing is the hard part
But do it I'd like to hear how it goes.
I threaten from time to time
But am lucky to get mine glasses at a kick ass shop
$300. No leaks, doesn't fill the channels with resin, speed edge for $20
Thank you Alex
Cos he is a sh!t!Just blame Gary McNeill...he's the erbb's shaper whipping boy of choice these days.
If it's who I think it is there's so many different models they probably can't remember what each one is supposed to look like.Well known SD shaper. A 5 to 6 week estimate turned into to 3 months to finish...that's fine, whatever. Well known shaper Boards finally arrived yesterday and they are fucking rough. These things aren't even fit to be stock boards. One has sand throughs/can feel the weave of the glass all over the place, hard edges are a bit wonky. What's supposed to be a slight beaked nose just looks fucked up. Other board has a cleaner glass job but a nice big hump running down the stringer on the deck. It's like no one actually looked at the boards before shipping. I don't even want to put pads and wax on the things. Easily the roughest boards I've ever held.
What the fook....I'm sticking with off the rack and other peoples cast offs from now on.
Honestly wouldn't want to have any board on order right now.My garage shaper buddy said that even the lead time of direct to glasser type work is backlogged. So, YMMV. I don’t know you’d get better QC that way. Just have to face what the brand is otherwise dealing with directly.
good luck.
Believe me, he knows.If it's who I think it is there's so many different models they probably can't remember what each one is supposed to look like.
They're taking care of me and we're going to get it right one way or another.Believe me, he knows.
And for every one of those models he has variant models.
Like I said, he's very details oriented, get it right guy.
I am and I guess I am. Alt shapes are a nice band aid for my too narrow stance and not using my back foot enough.Surfadelphia: If you're who i think you are, you're into alt shapes. I have nothing else to do but try and solve this riddle