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[dk]

got a little extra cash and cant think of anyhting better to spend it on than a new fin kit.

who do i need to talk to and whos my distributer down here?

thanks
dk <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

 

[tom@daumtooling]

dk,
That's great!
Dave Setgast is the Red X rep in Florida
you can reach him at 321-725-7528
He should be able to show you everything you need to know. He'll have to get an install kit from Larry Block Enterprises.

If you need anything else you know where to find me <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

 

[dk]

tom,
how much is the kit?
do i need to buy another mini router or something (i have the dewalt that u use for lokbox) if so how much is that.

thanks for the reply.
ill give him a call.

is your real name tom?

dk <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

 

[Big Brother]

Is it true the Red X's are made in China? That's what a little birdie told me. Not that I really care. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/shrug.gif" alt="" />

 

[tom@daumtooling]

yeah my real name is Tom &amp; my real e-mail address is tom@daumtooling.com
There are easier and harder ways to do the installation. Our kit is really setup for production glass shops. But, I know people that have put them in with dremil tools. Our kit requires a 1/2" plunge router with a 7" round base and a 2-1/2" plunge depth. The jig sucks down with 100 psi compressed air. I know that this sounds like alot. But, really all you're doing is routing a few rectangular holes. One each 1-1/4" deep by .83" wide and 3" long and the other through the deck and .83" wide by 1-1/8" long. The centerline side fins box routes are offset outboard by .16" so the inside edge of the box is in line with your fin marks. The center fin box is dead center. and the same dimensions.

I can fax you a complete set of install instructions and you can decide what portion of the install kit you'll need. PM me or e-mail me and I'll get you more information.

 

[tom@daumtooling]

I make all the injection molded components here in San Clemente. But, yes, it is true that the Air Cells and the Laminated fiberglass fins are made in the Orient, just like Futures and FCS.

 

[oneula]

Aloha Tom
who's your biggest retail dealer on Oahu? I know your rep is at Laminations but it's hard to find your stuff retail around here.

I'm looking for some of the new 80/20 fins or something similar to the Future Vector 3/2 cant wise for a RedEx setup.

It's for a Quad fish..

 

[dk]

i have not yet called dave. i am waiting for a few of these orders to come through then i am gonna go ahead and buy the install stuff along with enough fins and boxes to make 3 boards.

dk

 

[tom@daumtooling]

Onuela,
Surf and sea in Haleiwa is our biggest retailer. They should have laminated 80/20 fins available.

 

[oneula]

Thanks Tom
just there on Sunday didn't see anything..
I'll go check again..

It was really crowded so I didn't want to tie up the counter asking alot of questions..

Saw the Redtip FCS.. really bizarre
What do you think?

They never even heard of the H2s

 

[tom@daumtooling]

If they don't have them they can get them for you and check your PM.