SUPthing is coming soon
Wood, glue, sandpaper and sweat are coming together in a 12-foot-long, 30-inch-wide, 6-inch deep frame that, when the sawdust settles, will be a stand-up paddleboard suitable for gliding across placid lakes or the plowing through white caps on the open ocean. The entire process is being documented for a book to share techniques and tips to assist enthusiastic do-it-yourself woodworking watermen in their endeavors to construct a similar craft. The author also plans to make a template available through this website, SeawoodUSA.com. The hollow timber shell still needs to be enveloped in fiberglass and epoxy resin to seal the...
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