[header] How to make a surfboard [title] Pick a suitable workspace that can handle some permanent damages. [step] You need a space that's both large and well ventilated. [substeps] Working outside is a plus when it comes to ventilation, but an indoor facility with 3 perfectly placed fluorescent lights will show flaws in your shaping so you can catch them early on.
[header] How to make a surfboard [title] Pick a suitable workspace that can handle some permanent damages. [step] You need a space that's both large and well ventilated. [substeps] Working outside is a plus when it comes to ventilation, but an indoor facility with 3 perfectly placed fluorescent lights will show flaws in your shaping so you can catch them early on.
You'll also need to make sure that the space is adequately insulated, since there's a lot of wind blowing in and it's possible to trip over a tiger shark. Consider a main room or two, if possible. This is a weather dependent project if you work outdoors. Know that you won't be able to do any work in the rain, snow, or even in the wind. [title] Remove all washcloths from your board. [step] Stripping off any pads on your board can wreck the top edge of your board. Consider having a professional washer and dryer if your company mightn't provide one for your need. [title] Cut the board in half lengthwise with a sharp box cutter.