Showing posts with label The Player. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Player. Show all posts

Friday, November 4, 2011

Busy Fall Night


Got a little Van Halen going in the Logo Too

Fresh Apple Butter
While I finish sanded and polished the player this evening my wife was busy in the kitchen canning some apple butter (which I love almost as much as making surfboards). It was a productive autumn evening preparing for the time change an getting ready to hunker down for winter. Tomorrow we are headed down south to meet Christian and deliver "The Player". We might even catch a bit of the contest in Ocean Beach if it is on, but we are definitely going to be picking up some blanks for a few Christmas time boards. If any one has been thinking about wanting a JNS board before Christmas I could pick up the blank on our run south tomorrow, just shoot me an email with your phone number or give me a call at (707) 972-2888 and let me know what you are looking for. Thanks Jake

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

How to make a Surfboard that ROCKS

 
Take "The Player"
Add tape
                                                          Put this on the Stereo 
Add Red



Then Add Black, Pull Tape and....

ROCK OUT!!!!




Also, congratulations to Ke11y Slater, He knows a things or to about rocking. Jake

Friday, October 21, 2011

The Player Part II






Christian's board "The Player" is all shaped and ready to glass. It is a 7' x 20 3/4'' x 2 1/2 high performance mini long board. Everyone could use a board like this in their quiver, for those days when a short board just won't cut it.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Christians Micro Longboard (The Player)


Christian enjoys surfing the best waves the central coast has to offer, unfortunately there are those days that are sub par. That is were Christians new seven foot micro longboard that he has dubbed "The Player" will come in handy. It will give that little extra float needed to get down the line when its smaller. The Player has a split personality and will also be able to step up to the plate on those bigger days when he could use a little extra paddle power. A good all around board for conditions that are not quite right for a standard shortboard. In these pictures I have cut out the outline and skinned the blank. I still have a lot of shaping to do but I wanted to keep everyone posted on the progress.