Thanks for the pictures, looks great! Are you able to press two skis at a time, or just one?

SRP, I don't think that maintaining the temperature would be the problem, but getting the right pressure would be. If you keep the water flowing through the hose, then the internal pressure of the hose decreases (the faster the flow, the less pressure). It would take some serious math/physics engine...

What about using heated water to fill the bladder in the press? Could it get hot enough? Any thoughts?

Alright, thanks alot! Tons of help!

I've been looking around on the forums for a while, and I've found that a ski looses about half its camber when it comes out of the press. Correct me if I'm wrong. If this is true for the camber, is it also true for the tips and tails? Please excuse my ignorance on the matter, I (obviously) haven't ...

Thanks much! It is exactly what I was looking for!

Look great! How did they ride?

Looks great! Did you have any problems building the profiler?

Nice! The veneer is beautiful!

I don't mean to be so rash, but have you thought about making your own?

However, I'd be more than happy to make some for you in a couple of years after I get everything finalized.

Hi everyone! Just wondering what program (if any) you use to design/draft your skis/boards. I've downloaded Turbo CAD (like they say in the how-to section), but it is very user-unfriendly and stubborn.

ok thank you....so if i was using this mostly for grinding and jumps, would i want a stiffer ski??? im really confused about all this.... and should i try to copy a ski for my first one??? Yes, skis for rails and jumps tend to be more stiff, especially if you are doing presses. If you do lots of bu...

Anyone know what's going on with Snowboard Supplies? Their site still isn't up...

mpm32 wrote:If the powder acts like water, I wonder how skis modeled after waterskis would work.

K2 designed the Pontoons after waterskis.