Computer Shapes

What works & what doesn't and in what type of conditions. Got a "secret" only you and your shaper know???? Post it here... we can keep it quiet ;-)

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Crippler wrote :
have not seen one kb shaped by the big players that interests me in the slightest.to wide too thick to boxy to flat too1980.when was the last time you saw a kb that looked like its was cutting edge in comparison to other surf crafts.
Might I suggest that perhaps you are looking in the wrong place?

From what you are saying, I take it your first aps board was developed from first principles?

Oddly enough I can scrounge up a 3d mesh using 4 and 2 as the rocker out of my head, so I guess it's possible. :)
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Hi Andrew,
Nice to see you're still around. 4 and 2 are interesting numbers. I'm running a fair bit more at each end. But it's not the endpoints but the journey that counts.

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:) Hi Red.

Me still round? Rounder than I ever have been :(

Mind you, seems to me that in a few thousand years they'll be calling you SybillRed the oracle!

Happy New Year! Howling off shore here today. Surf 2microns. Great day for a swim. Water like bathwater (but less soapy) :)

cheers

PS what files does your program accept (except native files)?
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Great thread!

Pretty much all UK shaped boards are machine made with Bro Diplock being our foremost shaper. Bro's been shaping by hand for years but is machine all te way as I understand it.

Froma customer point of view, geing able to sit down with your old board on the screen and tweek every inch in the company of your shaper is amazing.

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they rule 4 so many reasons yee har! :mrgreen:
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My current fav board is a computer stuff up, the machine cut the tail wrong,cut it too short and too wide,

So the Professor cleaned it up and I now have one of my favourite ever boards. it is called "50cent" coz the tail is in the shape of an Australian 50 cent coin, a part of a hexagon.
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budgie wrote:My current fav board is a computer stuff up, the machine cut the tail wrong,cut it too short and too wide,

So the Professor cleaned it up and I now have one of my favourite ever boards. it is called "50cent" coz the tail is in the shape of an Australian 50 cent coin, a part of a hexagon.
That's cool!

What about it makes it your favourite? What does this odd tail shape do? Do you have any pics? I'd love to see it.

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That's the one.

Cheers to Budgie for the extremely informative emails.

Diamond tail freakiness which, by the sound of it, is the ultimate all rounder!

The fella could be onto summink...

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