Yes, I have a ~500 pc box of both 6.5 mm and 7.0 mm. $70 for each.

Camax, capped with plastic, non-magnetic.

The cassettes are rectangular sheets of aluminum 30 cm x 152 cm, 158 cm, and 160 cm. They are flat along the middle and bend up slightly at the ends to accommodate tip/tail.

I have a few boxes of inserts: ~500 of each 6.5, 7.0, ($70)
250 pcs 7.5mm ($35)

Here's a pic of the press

I'm working on pics. All of these things are in storage 2 hours away. The templates are 1/4 inch aluminum shaped like the burton jussi (twin) in 156 and 159, and the smaller sizes are based on burton twins too. The casettes are large aluminum sheets that you lay the board up in to hold it together w...

I need to sell this press in the next month. Make me an offer!

TF-1000 press seen here http://snowboardmaterials.com/pages/sno ... resses.htm ($2500 obo)
3 casettes: 152 cm, 158 cm, 160 cm ($300 ea)
Aluminum snowboard templates: 148, 152, 155, 157, 159, 161 cm all twin ($100 ea)

I also have a few snowboard cores lying around:

3- 156 cm
2- 147 cm
1- 160 cm

The inserts are gone. Everything else is still available. I'm in Sacramento, CA BTW.

I'm moving and I've decided that for financial reasons, I need to let all of my snowboard making equipment go. Here's what I have: TF-1000 press seen here http://snowboardmaterials.com/pages/snowboard%20presses.htm ($2500 obo) 3 casettes: 152 cm, 158 cm, 160 cm ($300 ea) Aluminum snowboard templates...

I just cleaned out my garage and found some old vacuum press supplies. Here's what I have:
10 yards of VF0272 vacuum bag film from Mr. Fiberglass
2 yards x 60" vacuum bag film (VB602) from Jamestown Dist.
Most of a roll of vacuum seal tape

$50 for all of it.

I've ordered hemp canvas from Hemptraders.com and Rawganique.com

The board rides great - it's not noticeably different from a fiberglass board. I've been noticing that it feels slightly heavier at the end of the day. I think I need to weigh the board before riding and then after to be sure.

I've been making boards with hemp canvas instead of fiberglass for a while. What I'm noticing, is that the exposed fabric edges are sucking water into the board after a day in the snow. This is obviously not a good thing. Do you guys have any suggestions on how to either coat the edges of the board,...

I don't want to waste any more time or materials. I'm pressing a few boards this weekend and I'll crank up the pressure and see what happens.

Thanks for the help guys!

I've been pressing at around 40 psi and using QCM EMV-0049 and ECA-408.

The cores I use seem to be pretty standard - I've ordered them from snowboardmaterials.com and from Sentury.

I'm hoping I can raise the heat and crank the pressure to help with weight.