[N5DWI]

Wide Nose & Tail [links]

[azadian]

In the middle of the paddleboard is a carrying handle. The front bungee system allows you to transport your gear. The EVA traction pad gives maximal comfort to your feet. On the bottom is a removable fin. This wooden paddleboard is intended for flat water and medium waves.

[William129]

Standard Dimensions

[Vorlon]

The Rave Sport SUP paddleboard has an interesting design. It is available in blue color with natural wood elements. This paddleboard is longer than regular paddleboard. It has 12.6 feet in length, it is fast and great for long distances. The Rave is 30.5 inches wide and 5.5. inches thick.

[nx2059]

All of these paddleboards are durable and provide great performance. I recommend these two boards: the Rave Sport paddleboard and the Kona Surf paddleboard. The Rave Sport is a durable paddleboard, it is intended for fast paddleboarding and long distances. The Kona is designed for medium waves and flat water, the paddle and safety leash are included.

[copsewood]

Best Regards,
Randy Bogardus
Artist, Shaper and Woodworker here

[directair]

Our lineup of hollow wooden paddleboard kits has been inspired by our commitment to create boards that perform as great as they look.
See our boards. here

[BraedenS66]

We are available via email or phone unless we are out paddling something! here

[nazgul]

Welcome, and thanks for checking out Clearwood Paddleboards website! Clearwood Paddleboards specializes in hollow wood SUP and surfboard kits and full kits for strip planked construction. Our kits are available both as “fishbone” frameworks which can be shipped world wide, as “full kits” (full kits are not available to international customers due to shipping restrictions on some of the products) which we quote per individual customer or as full size templates that are sent to you as a pdf which you can print in you local area. more

[Guybrush01]

There are many choices that must be made in order to get your hollow wood board project started.
Learn more. [links]

[Nagilum]

Our lineup of hollow wooden paddleboard and surfboard kits have been inspired by our commitment to create boards that perform as great as they look. Our 12′-6″ Umpqua and 14′ Cascade touring/racing SUP shapes will give you what you need for racing or fast touring from a handmade hollow wooden paddleboard made with your own hands. Our 10′-10″ surf SUP shape is inspired by our love of longboard surfing and our 8′-4″ surf SUP shapes have proven to be a great performers for those interested in riding hollow wood SUP’s in the surf. Pictured below are the finished boards based on our “fishbone” framing kit shapes. See our Frame Kit details. here

[Cchild07]

All components for complete SUP and surfboard kits are sold separately. Call or email us for complete kit pricing. Due to the many and varied options when building out these boards we can provide out customers with a product that most suits their paddling objective and budget. here

[ShadowOfHarbringer]

here

[junomoneta]

more

[nacarino]

[links]

[BCuser]

This is NOT and auction for an actual surfboard, you can make one like the picture above by using these plans and manual. I don't know how to make it any more clear than that.

[matador]

Use 1/4"-3/16" thick cedar planks for outer skins and cedar rail strips, plywood spar and thin plywood ribs, Gorilla Glue and a bunch of clamps. Pine can also be used **(see below) more

[yuone]

See more pics of finished boards by Google searching "Timeless Surf Company" and check out my builder's forum. Actual board size can vary depending on what size nose/tailblock you use. Payment can be made with credit card or E-Check though PayPal. [links]

[bdonlan]

*2 sets of blueprints -one full size file for large printers and 1for printing on a home printer

[Ricochet]

pg. Topic
1 Getting Started
2 Materials List
3 Triangle Rail Method/Blueprint Mods
5 To Spoon or Not To Spoon
6 Cutting Ribs and Spine
6 Making Rocker Jig
8 Making A Ripping Jig
10 Gluing The Decks
11 Assembling The Spine and Ribs
12 Cutting Rail Strips
14 Inner Elements
16 Attaching The Top Deck
16 Nose/Tail Blocks (Inner)
17 Nose/Tail Blocks (Outer)
20 Finish Work
21 Oops! (AKA Fixing your happy accidents)