coconut supreme

The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel, Showcasing at The Fish Fry 2010, Currumbin, Gold Coast, AU, This Sunday, WOW !, Micro*

coco is a beaut

The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel is done, More images soon, Make sure when you come back and check it out later today you are ready to be blown away, Micro*

orh mate ! that looks grouse

The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel is being glassed by The MATT, The wood looks amazing with the first layer of glassing done, Gloss polish next, WOW !

coco completion

The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel is so close to completion, Micro*

coco shaping

The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel is being finish shaped today, Roger is on track for the Fish Fry 2010, Micro*

glue factory

The process, The final glue up is done and the glue is going off, Chambered Coconut Twin Keel, Micro*

coconut update

Update for The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel, Partly shaped (does not sound like much but to get to that point is about 3 weeks work), Roger has split the beams (taken out the foam spacers) and is doing the chambering by hand, What a mission, Next is the final glue up and the finish shaping, Then glassing, Phew, Micro*

fell in love again

Watching Roger shaping up the Chambered Coconut Twin Keel today has reinforced my love of the Fish, There is something about the fish surfboard shape that draws you in, I can't put my finger on exactly what it is about the shape but I do like it a lot, I have a feeling that this board will be a head turner at this years Fish Fry 2010 in Currumbin AU, 12 sleeps Rog, I am fizzing at the bung, Micro*

coconut blank

The Twin Keel Coconut blank, Micro*

wood keel

The Coconut Wooden Twin Keel is partly glued up, Micro*

coco beams

A weekend of Wood, Roger will be working on The Wooden Boards this weekend for the Fish Fry 2010, Two weeks tomorrow, Deadlines looming, Micro*

keel

Roger taking of the last splinters from the beams for The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel before chambering and glue up begins, Micro*

coco beams

The Chambered Coconut Twin Keel is well underway, Lots still to go but Roger is making steady progress, Micro*

fish bones

The start of a Chambered Wooden Twin Keel, The very start of a long process but the end result will be amazing, Micro*