Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts

26 May 2012

Cardboard Surfboard: Hand-made By Scott Mac Donough



You may know of the cardboard surfboard kits made by Mike Sheldrake (if not, click HERE NOW). It's not exactly the first material one tends to associate with surfboard construction. Scott Mac Donough has created another innovative cardboard surfboard variation. It may need some fine tuning - but bring on 'The Cardboard'!

23 April 2012

iDing Repair - 'The Ultimate Guide For Fixing Surfboards'

 


 

 The main cause of broken surfboards not being repaired is that they are expensive if done professionally. With this new iPhone/iPad app you can learn how to do your own repairs, save money and keep that old board in action!

iDing - Surfboard repairs is the ultimate instructional guide on how to fix your own surfboards on the road or in your own garage. iDing provides specific steps and directions for repairing your surfboard like a professional. With clear images and descriptions for each step it makes repairing your surfboards a breeze. The app also provides you with information on what tools and material you will need to professionally repair your own surfboards with confidence. Think of the money you could save on repairs if you were doing them in your own garage.

DOWNLOAD HERE

13 February 2012

The Surfboard Shower


Did you know your retro board doubles as an outdoor shower splash-back?

5 February 2012

DIY Surfboard Shelf




Forget IKEA - My mates dad split one old surfboard down the stringer and then cut another up for the shelves. 2 bolts in the sides and wol~lah a brand new book shelf.

6 August 2011

Surfboard or Bodyboard?





What the?
Surfboard / Bodyboard?


= Sodyboard?

I called upon my local boardriders (Jones Beach) to bring in any of their old boards. Glen brought in this homemade crossbred mongrel that his son Corey made between an old foam finned bodyboard and a shortboard. I took it for a spin... it's meant to be ridden like a bodyboard for just pulling into shorey's

I thought the cables tied fins was pretty damn clever.

More boards here