Dtrain wrote:We were lucky to have Big Tree Media come to Prince Rupert and film this segment about our company and our town.



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Vacation!

True. Waiting on the result.

What is the correct english... "waiting for..." or "waiting on...." ???

Ok, can't you just have a steel plate?

chrismp wrote:Well, that doesn't quite cut it for sublimation

I don't know ...I haven't seen your pictures yet... ;-)

I use paper bakelit as base, same stuff as electonic circuit board are made of, but thicker. Working temp 120°C, and no epoxy sticking to it. Very good

@chrismp: Do you have the 0.5mm or 1mm foil? And is there a pic of your press in action somewhere? Thanks! My experience: Don't go under 1mm. I use 1.5mm. And use silicone not rubber. Rubber will dry out when using heat and as said before it can't take as much heat as silicone. And try to find some...

"onion skin"...
I will use that term!

Latest...probably next years killer ;D

When I have my tip and tail molds done in CNC(outsourced.. ) they are done, spread out, on a full MDF. Only that they are not cut all the way thru leaving 2mm for me to cut out with a jigsaw and finish it with a table router(a shaper that is in my case).
Perfect fit! Every time!

I don't know much about snowboards, but looks like prime build! :-)

I've laborate with my pumps over the years and came to the conclusion(which was obvios from the beginning...:) )that I should let the pump run continously. I can see your point with heat thou...but can't you just install a fan or something to cool it of? I have the opposite problem. I let my pumps r...

I'm with MM, my Wintersteiger snb60 came with Norton 100 grit belts and takes about 20min to make two skis ready for the stone. And one other thing for the flatness, don't forget to rabbet the core alt. fill the gap with something(not necessary fiber, unless you know what you're doing)...otherwise t...

twizzstyle wrote:Forget the press, those skis are awesome!

Never seen anybody do CNC flash removal and sanding either, that's pretty slick (if not overkill)

That happens when you have money! :-)

Very good job Steve!