Ive been playing around with "Side Cut" surfboards for over 2 years now; and was mucking around with the idea of an asymmetrical version.
this is the first draft - 5'8" for (currumbin) alley - just thought id share for something different!.
ill post pics as the build progresses
stuck for a model name though??
Fark the model name just make it already!
i get the feeling it might paddle funny but maybe keeping the deck quite flat or trying the keep the volumes of each side similar might help to keep the board sit level while paddling thus keep the paddle speed high. Just a thought.
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
Jeepers this is going to be interesting. Looking forward to the build thread.
so am i...i would break my promise to never surf the alley again for a test ride
i think it should be called the white way round
i got nothing
Wow that is interesting, look forward to build thread & ride report....+1 on sk-eggplant 
Select to expand quoteMcHenry said..
The new model "The Courtesy Curve"
"The Special Stroke"
Well LL, like the rest I will watch with interest! For your outline will you be mixing templates of previous boards or are you going full experimental and developing your own?, and if so, what outline will you be 'channeling?'
JR
Select to expand quoteJulianRoss said..
Well LL, like the rest I will watch with interest! For your outline will you be mixing templates of previous boards or are you going full experimental and developing your own?, and if so, what outline will you be 'channeling?'
JR
For the "Side Cut" rail of the board ill use the template/file from an existing 5"10" Maxi Pad (below) but with a rounded, peanut nose!
The "regular" rail line will be from a standard small wave grovellor.
i want to keep the deck relatively flat and then bevel the rails down quite abruptly! (Keep that consistent for both sides)
Flat into deep double concave starting approx 2/3 of the way down.
Thats the intention any way; but i can see that's going to get thrown out the window as soon as i cut into the actual foam
Should be fun project and keep me off the streets!
The Bent peanut.
It looks like a miss shaped peanut and I reckon you may have been bent when you thought of it
Keep us updated on the build and how it goes.
Select to expand quoteJulianRoss said..
^^^, gotta give more info Tux old bean... is it yours, how does it go?
Nah not mine bro....Corey Graham down here has been making heaps of asym's latley this is just the latest one...I have enough trouble riding a normal board
This is an asym that I shaped a couple of years ago. I love it! Its so much fun to ride, super fast down the line then super tight in the pocket! Ryan burch and Carl Eckstrom are 2 of the biggest proponents of asymetrics, Both of them hve blogs that are pretty cool.
Select to expand quoteDr Funk said..
This is an asym that I shaped a couple of years ago. I love it! Its so much fun to ride, super fast down the line then super tight in the pocket! Ryan burch and Carl Eckstrom are 2 of the biggest proponents of asymetrics, Both of them hve blogs that are pretty cool.
So is it designed for right hand point Breaks?
Yep, My one is a fish on the toe side and a quad on the heels. designed with some of the right hand reefs we have locally. The hard part is that it is like surfing 2 boards at once.....takes a little getting used to.
So you got a computer cut!
how about u rub those cutter lines off and take some nice pics under the side lights without all the silly image filters!!!!
I gather ur glassing it this weekend?
Select to expand quoteBertie said..
So you got a computer cut!
how about u rub those cutter lines off and take some nice pics under the side lights without all the silly image filters!!!!
I gather ur glassing it this weekend?
I was thinking about glassing as is; to keep the soul intact inline with the initial thought process! And you know you love those "insta" filters., it makes everything look legit and hipsters love em makes me look like im using a Carl Zeiss lens.
Ill be scuffing/finishing the board this afternoon, so ill get some better photos then. The original photos were crap phone ones and a bit dark so id thought id put some smoke and mirror effects on them.
The Cut was a bit tricky, but i have some talented friends!!
Board shaped 5'5 1/2" x 18 1/2 x 2 5/8. Approx 35 L
hopefully will glass next week. Couldn't get any good bay shots. For some reason the down lights caused green lines ( bottom shot)
