How much is left for boards? How much for all that is left for boards? Doug, Sorry dude! Should have emailed me, i almost never check up on here. I have A LOT of glass left. I have only cut off 6" off of a 50" roll for skis - so 46" of the roll remains. It weight over 125 pounds. If ...

Here we are: http://i419.photobucket.com/albums/pp279/powforbreakfast/DSCF3828.jpg http://i419.photobucket.com/albums/pp279/powforbreakfast/DSCF3827.jpg Click here to see one that didn't upload with the others: http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/cache/images/1273722004-882907-600x800-1273721810DSCF3826....

I have a huuuuge roll of 0,45,45 triaxial glass that i bought from revchem a while back. I have been steadily using it but it takes a long time to use 150 pounds of glass. It's very high quality - from what i can tell it's better than the stuff for sale in the store judging by the picture, but don't...

Me as well! ^^

heliski989 wrote:Pow, Where are you located? I would be interested in a trade if you are at all close to me. (denver) get back with me.

I think I'm a ways away, I'm in Washington state. I could organize shipping if you are remotely interested... i'll shoot you a pm as well, but what do you have? Thanks!

I had thought about that, but one concern: i know that .4 mm is little difference, but I'm concerned about getting sufficient pressure from the bottom of the ski spread evenly. The steel is rigid, and the base will occupy whatever space it wants to in the .4 mm of error. If anyone has tried this and...

I just received 200 edges from CDW that have a 1.7 mm step. I have been organizing (or at least trying to) a shipment of some custom base material from crown plastics for over a month now. When i found out my edges were ready, i requested a 20 meters or so of ANYTHING they have to i could press and ...

hey, that's pretty cool. I've been skimming the forums for topsheet alternatives, so i'm going to bump this. even though they get cut quite a bit, the stuff k2 uses (like on the factory skis, what i've seen) is pretty durable. i would rather have a few small cuts and scratches than large chips, whic...

Hiya. This site is a wealth of info, and i love it. I searched for a something simliar to what we should put toghether, but to avail: a list of online stores that sells composites. Fiberglass, Carbon, Basalt, Kevlar, all that stuff. i'm aware of the link section of the site, but i'm very interested ...

By what process did you get those graphics on there? Looks great! Craig Schneider @ Creative Edge Graphics in Auburn, WA (253) 735-5111. Great guy who has been very helpful. Pretty sure Lindsey @ sbmaterials has the same capabilities now more suited for smaller amounts of topsheets. The creative ed...

By what process did you get those graphics on there? Looks great!

as someone else has mentioned before, i believe that the thinner the laminated strips are, the stiffer the ski will be, both longitude and torsional wise.