The evolution goes on

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Alex
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Location: Munich (Germany)

The evolution goes on

Post by Alex »

May i introduce my latest project:

This Ski is a combination of traditional and reverse sidecut ski, that hopefully preserves the advantages of both designs. The ski center under the boot is 135mm wide:

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The topsheet is bamboo veneer.


Here's the airex core for the skitip (proved to be lightweight and strong with my last year's ski):

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The next picture shows my way to improve the edgehold an compensate the different heights of edge and base:



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I use a mixture of resin+aerosil+cotton flakes


Here you can see my vaccumsetup for pressing:

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plywood
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Re: The evolution goes on

Post by plywood »

the bamboo looks really cool! great work! where did you get it, how thick is it and how much did you have to pay for it?
plywood freeride industries - go ply, ride wood!
davide
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Post by davide »

Maybe you got the bamboo from a pair of Bogner...
kohlrabi
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Post by kohlrabi »

Do these skis have 0 camber?
Alex
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Post by Alex »

Bamboo starts to get more and more available. I got one sheet (200x40cm) for 12,-EUR from a veneer online-shop in germany (ripping it from Bogner skis is another way - but a little more expensive ;) ). It is 0.7mm thick - weight about 100g/ski.

Yes, the skis have 0 camber and a 25cm long 8cm high shovel.
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