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Tools Needed for Making Surfboards
Different Types of Blank Surfboards
What is a Stringer in Making a Surfboard?
How To Trim the Crust from a Surfboard
How To Measure the Outline for a Surfboard
How To Draw a Surfboard Outline with a Template
How To Trim the Surfboard Outline with a Hand Saw
How To Finish the Surfboard Outline
How To Shape the Bottom of a Surfboard
How to Shape the V & Deck of a Surfboard
How to Sand the Surfboard Foam
How to Level the Stringer of a Surfboard
How to Put the Rails in a Surfboard
How to Add Color to a Surfboard
Using Airbrushing to Add Color to a Surfboard
How to Use Fiberglass to Give Strength to a Surfboard
How to Finish the Surfboard Surface with Laminating Resin
How to Install & Place the Box Fins on a Surfboard
What Do the Fins on the Surfboard Do?
How to Repair Dings on a Surfboard
Summary: Learn the correct way to finish the outline and the proper techniques used to finish a surfboard outline in this free how to video on making a surfboard.
Since 1967, Kimo Greene has been making surfboards and has gone through the full circle of surfboard design. He lives and surfs on Oahu’s famous North Shore with his family and dogs.read more
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"Hi this is Kimo Greene and I am here to teach you how to shape a surfboard on behalf of Expert Village. Okay I am going to take the outside excess of the foam off right up to the black line with my plainer. Then I will hand sand it and fine tune it. After that I will get started shaping. What I am finishing up here is I started trimming the outline out with my plainer, and then I fine tune it with a forty grit piece of sandpaper. The board is perfectly symmetrical, so each side matches up. You take off any little bumps, because if you do not take them out now, they will show up in your final shape, bumps are not good. A lot of this I do not even have to look at, I can just feel it."
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