... just in white

I assume its just marketing bullshit and the manufacturers scale the scale to their own vision of flex

You need to try, too many parameters involved like fibres you use, resin, core material, ski lenght and thickness,.... to predict springback.

Yeah a friend seems happy too about the Furbergs too. Not sure if he is happy because of marketing or real life ;) For me its a solution for a problem i never had :D Even if the halves flex a little bit different during a turn, you will not feel it in powder. And on hard stuff the second half doesnt...

No fibre is really good for screw retention. If you wanna use fibres the thickness is the key. The thicker & denser the better. That said you can use pieces of quadrax glas or multiple layers of fine woven glas. Titanal would be not so bad but titanal usually bonds not good, so you dont rip out ...

The thing is, how much you have to fiddling around setting up your board after a hike?

This is a solution for the endless problem ... the endless problem of marketing

...and clean up the mess after you glued it in

Following your project


Just wondering how you sharpen your inside edge then

Industrial process (regarding to isosport) is to cool under pressure after sublimation. Not sure if this is done with roll or plate machines. The problem is you have just a few seconds between, otherwise it starts to act like a snake already

Autocad, Rhino, Freecad,..

On every tab of the edge (which is not good) or on every X tab? If the base wood is soaking the glue too much, try a gel type. I assume the edges have no gaps when you fix them with glue, the gaps are coming during pressing? And try just using the superglue without spray fix. P.S. you clean your edg...

Cool! If you like to go lightweight switch to full carbon fibres. You will have to make the core thinner as well (if you stay with ash) which will also shave off some weight... But ... if your skis are not made mainly for freeride or high speed you can change to another more lightweight wood. This c...

Normally biax carbon to the core should be ok. VDS, kork,... adds weight. You should examine more how it delaminates. There is the possibility that the glass UD is streching/compressing so much more compared to the biax carbon that the carbon starts to buckle and creates the delam issue

Mount a binding, ride it and tell us

I almost answered a technical question on the facebook snowboardbuilders group today... then i thought.. naw... this is a pain. They can do their homework, think, and then come find us on the skibuilders forum 8) Yeah. On all technical fb groups its a pain. The same Q answered multiple times every ...