Entry #: 440 |
Entry Date: 2010-01-10 13:55:15
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Surfonmac |
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Visitor Comments: You have to go on in Longboard World as shaper and innovator. Anyway thanks a lot for this amazing web.
 Kind regards |
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Entry #: 439 |
Entry Date: 2009-12-14 12:46:42
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Benjamin Berrey |
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9 |
| Visitor Comments: I like your site, very interesting approach, just wished i could longboard a bit more up here in north pole alaska.. |
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Entry #: 438 |
Entry Date: 2009-12-08 13:23:06
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isaac |
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10 |
| Visitor Comments: do you know any programs on the computer that i can design longboards on. |
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Entry #: 436 |
Entry Date: 2009-11-02 19:33:54
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River |
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10 |
| Visitor Comments: i'm building some boards and i wanna know what are the dimesions of your first speedboard 11/2/09 |
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Entry #: 435 |
Entry Date: 2009-10-21 04:24:37
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Bruno |
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10 |
Visitor Comments: Thanks a lot man !
All of your explanations helped me building decks. The results aren't always that good but still
De leute uit Gent |
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Entry #: 434 |
Entry Date: 2009-10-10 16:50:22
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| Name: |
eben |
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10 |
Visitor Comments: I wondered what had become of you! Sorry to hear about your hand and that you've quit Downhill and deck building! 
Seriously, you gave me the tools to start building. For that alone you deserve more than my thanks, but thanks anyway!
For LOADS of others I know your site and the knowledge you present on it so simply and effectively has also been the gateway to this mad building addiction...
Thanks a million! |
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Entry #: 433 |
Entry Date: 2009-10-09 10:15:54
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Jeff |
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10 |
| Visitor Comments: dude, awesome site! I've been looking for how to build but could never find one. Thanks from the states! |
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Entry #: 432 |
Entry Date: 2009-10-08 01:29:50
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Dan jay |
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10 |
Visitor Comments: Thanks for the help this will really get my builds to the next level   |
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Entry #: 430 |
Entry Date: 2009-09-10 18:31:04
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Santiago Arroba |
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10 |
Visitor Comments: Hey! My step-father is a carpenter by trade and builds such things as birdhouses, tables and stuff. He makes much money from the birdhouses and bought a CNC Mechanical router in which he draws the designs on a computer program and the machine cuts them out. He made a board out of this Baltic Birch stuff after seeing your site and it is awesome! I would love to show you the pictures. The thing is, he cut it from a solid piece of wood, he didn't do the two ply wet/dry method and the board has no curvature or bend. Is it advisable to make the boards from a thicker piece of wood and sand the concave into them?
Thank you!!
-Santiago, from Wilson, North Carolina US |
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