Showing posts with label single-fin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label single-fin. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2012

Marine Ply Bonzer Box Fin

I just finished this clean 7.5" Bonzer fin for Yuichi Imai of WavesForever.

Saturday, November 3, 2012

New Rudders~Ready To Glass

3 sets of Finnish Birch, marine ply, single-foil Keels for Daniel Vantol of Crystal Sea Surfboards,
Laguna Beach 
 Single-foil Keels for Crystal Sea Surfboards and a 7.5, Bonzer template, box fin for Yuichi Imai @ Waves Forever.

Monday, December 12, 2011

New Box Fins Have Arrived!

I'd have a hard time choosing which is more fun, shaping custom boards.....or building cool fins for them.
But Fins are so much easier to ship!!  I always love getting photos back from friends and clients of their boards with my fins in them or glassed onto them. 

7.0 marine ply box fin for Kris Chatterson in Brooklyn, NY



9.0 box fin for Francesco Di Tommaso's Tyler gun, Bari Italy
Thanks to Kris and Francesco for taking the time to send the cool photos of their boards
Aloha,  JC

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

(2) really "Choice" 11'-0" Gliders

Steven Schirmacher with his (2) new, 11'0", fish-Simmons style gliders by Rich Pavel
Glassing:  Michael Miller http://www.mmillersurfboards.com/
Fins: J. Cherry
 I was truly stoked when Big Steve brought these by for me to have a look.   Photos don't do these incredible boards justice.  Like all of Rich's boards,  the shapes on these are true perfection of form and function.  The pale-yellow board has very subtle concave under the forward trim position, transitioning into a flatter mid-section, with flat "v" through the tail.  it is fitted with a single box.  Nose to tail it has a general down-railer profile.  The lime green one has very subtle, single-into-double bottom, with a sleek, more-neutral rail  profile and is fitted with a glass-on tri-fin set that I had the pleasure of making.
 Michael Millers glass jobs on these are beautiful, sturdy and flawless.....as usual.
 I made the tri-fins of solid flame maple, simple and elegant by the natural beauty of the wood.  The lime green Steven chose makes any wood look great, especially the lighter maple.

 No logo lams on these two customs, just Rich's artful signatures on the blanks.
My thanks to Big Steve and Rich for inviting me ho have a small hand in the creation of these superb boards.
Aloha Guys,       JC