Post your Hull pictures Second Thread

good to see we're up and running again.

Smoothie -- for a late 60s board, it looks in rather good shape!

Rgds,
Jason

The Fishull 1 glassed and christented in 1-2 foot dribble. At this point all I can say is that it floats.

Oh yeah...3" (nose rocker)+(S-deck)+(pulled nose)=Pearl Diver.

I wish I had some connection to USC to justify those colors...in fact I can't stand those guys (Go Gaucho's).

from the pic, it looks kinda down-railed ... is it the pic?

Congratulations Lee, you got 'er done. Looks nice. The keel fins will make a difference. Wouldn't it be nice if as soon as you got the board ready there was actually some surf? The wait can drive you nuts.

D.R.

ahhhh back to the essence of the original thread, nice to see we're all being civil again!
7' x 22" x 3 1/16"

That is some tasty looking work.

Very nice Ryan.

Ryan, how much did that beauty end up weighing?

KP asked me to post these. Here is simply an example of a new Greg Liddle 6'4" modified displacement hull surfboard:

I especially like this shot:

not the chambered one, that one is coming along still, im unmotivated from lack of waves...so new projects are moving quicker!
this one is foam w/ 1/8" paulownia skins and 1/2" solid rails, much much much lighter!

Hey surferguy80
how does the light one go? i thought hulls liked a bit of weight?
Karl

Here is an old Liddle from '78. Greg was kind enough to send me a copy of the original order placed by my brother.
Cost? $142.04. 7'10" X 22 1/4" X 3 3/8". NR = 4 1/2", TR = 1" according to order sheet... I have not checked to verify if he hit those numbers.

John, those numbers change an 1/8 to a 1/4 in. after glassing with volan, same today.

ryan- nice looking board. dennis-beautiful boards as always! have you been in the water lately??? it's been at least three weeks since i was last out. man-oh-man, where has the sruf gone???/

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have you been in the water lately??? it's been at least three weeks since i was last out. man-oh-man, where has the sruf gone???/



There is some small wind swell in the water right now (at least down here). Here is my local secret spot this morning. Would have been fun if I didn't have to work.

weird how my phone didn't ring this morning...

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great-looking board, DR. Kinda like that simmons "dual fin", uh? in foam and smaller in scale. Love the look of the keel fins. does is have a concave between the fins i wonder?
No concave… the board is a full foiled hull. Many brain cells spent on fin shape and placement. Two years from brain fart to fruition with this one.

Matt, if you were asking me… the last time I surfed was Saturday afternoon 5/24. When I took the twin fin for a spin. Or should I call it the 2 fin foil??

D.R.

Check out the bottom curves on this 7'1" Liddle (from the 70's):





Deck logo:



I think I posted these before but I thought it was worth seeing again.

got a scale today, the wood hull I posted a few days ago is 11lbs on the dot.

Just picked this up today (borrowed) from Nick Palandrani under his Source label.
6'6" 18 x 22 x 15 x 2 3/4, Rocker 4 1/4 x 3/4, WP 3 1/2
It really looks nice, hope there are some waves soon to see how she runs...

hey, Bdahs! i love it!! i tots we wus gonna be dead in the water..

nick palandrani..... sweet lines on that baby!

wow- nick does such nice work and is a super nice guy. worked with marc andreini a lot. i can't wait to try that thing next time there are real waves.

Here are two boards that have very similar outlines. 1 is a 1969 Creative Design California Custom hull (in restoration). It's a pulled in gun like outline. The second board is a 1990 GL Hawaiikine. The outlines, tail and even the bottom are close.

Hey Steiny, are you enjoying that 8' Andreini you posted in the old thread pages 61 & 63? My 8' Balsa Vaquero seems to have been infused with some serious magical ingredients...