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plywood
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Post by plywood »

either those skis are hughe or zoe is pretty petite....
so tell me, how long are those sticks? and by the way: this topsheet is awesome!
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iggyskier
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Post by iggyskier »

plywood wrote:either those skis are hughe or zoe is pretty petite....
so tell me, how long are those sticks? and by the way: this topsheet is awesome!
Both. Skis are 191cm (pulled tip to tail) 141/113/128. And Zoe is about 5'3". I was definitely funny to see her holding them.

And yeah, I think this topsheet came out great. My graphic guy has done a great job thus far.
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Hey, did you use them for park at all, because I want to know if home made can handle park well. And if you did, what were you doing in the park, conditions, size of features etc.
iggyskier
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Post by iggyskier »

PanoJibber wrote:Hey, did you use them for park at all, because I want to know if home made can handle park well. And if you did, what were you doing in the park, conditions, size of features etc.
This pair isn't my park ski. More designed as an everyday ski in the PNW. It was used a bit in the park and pipe at the West Coast Sessions at Meadows and Skibowl a few weeks ago and did fine. This was on 20-35 foot kickers and a pipe. But again, 191cm tip to tail, so a lot of ski and they weren't getting thrown around as much.

My park ski is a 179cm and around 95 underfoot, so a lot smaller than this ski.
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Post by Cornbiscut »

the skis look great....you should buy a welder and drop more skiing pics than shop pics
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Post by endre »

yes! this is just what we need in this forum, pics of girls showing skis. We have to make the skibuilders forum more TGR-ish, less enineer-ish.

thanks man

great skis by the way.
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iggyskier wrote:
PanoJibber wrote:Hey, did you use them for park at all, because I want to know if home made can handle park well. And if you did, what were you doing in the park, conditions, size of features etc.
This pair isn't my park ski. More designed as an everyday ski in the PNW. It was used a bit in the park and pipe at the West Coast Sessions at Meadows and Skibowl a few weeks ago and did fine. This was on 20-35 foot kickers and a pipe. But again, 191cm tip to tail, so a lot of ski and they weren't getting thrown around as much.

My park ski is a 179cm and around 95 underfoot, so a lot smaller than this ski.
So.... How do you like the park skis then in general, whats their swing weight like, have you ever had any problems with them? I just really want to know how self-made park skis would hold up because I'm looking to build some myself.

And..
I envy you for going to WCS hahaha.
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Post by alloyguitar »

wow, being a college student myself (and broke, might I add), I can appreciate just how much went into getting this project off the ground.

Way to go, man!
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zachjowi
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Post by zachjowi »

those are some nice looking skis and model 8)

where did you get your supplies like that HUGE roll of fiberglass etc

thanks
iggyskier
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Post by iggyskier »

Roll was from Composite one.

I currently have another 6 pairs done i need to finish, otherwise here is just a few more material prep pics.

All about to get cut up
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VDS
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if only...
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One of my cats is strange
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Packets containing vds and carbon for each ski I am building
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tipspacers
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Little jig for cutting material. makes it really easy to slide the base material and cut where i need to
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Stock of base material and fiberglass broken up for 191cm, 186cm, and 179cm skis plus binding mats. 90+ binding mats and about 180 sections of glass
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Lots more cores
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Post by plywood »

someone`s going pretty big eh?!

50pairs... that`s what for example birdos (a swiss custommade ski company) builds in a year... not bad! congrats!
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iggyskier
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Post by iggyskier »

bump for a pic of 38 of the 92 finished cores. others are in my core storage rack.
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iggyskier
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Post by iggyskier »

still need to trim and finish the last six pairs, but otherwise 46 pairs fully completed. i will just post a bunch of pics now....9 different shapes.

this is about 40 pairs. a lot of taped together, so they look like one. guy is my buddy sam. sorry about quality, but camera screen got smashed so i cannot see things until they are on my computer.

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i think 25 pairs or so just on far wall.
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Post by endre »

been busy! looks nice.
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Post by knightsofnii »

you did that in a month? awesome!!

I cant wait until we get into it full-bore, we only have five different shapes so we're hoping to bang out like 30+ boards by mid october.
Doug
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