#AKU SHAPER BOARD FILES HOW TO#
Latter I can show you how to make a flip template which is a bit trickier. This will make you a one sided template that you can flip horizontally to get a full board. If you’re a bit nervous you can use a sureform with a micro blade or a 40 grit sanding block and true up the template. I leave the pencil line showing while cutting. You can use a jig saw if that’s all you have. I cut out the template once it’s marked with a band saw. I have a batten that is 8 foot long 1 inch wide and 1/8” that I bend to the points and trace a dark line with a HB pencil number 4 Now rip 6” off this piece (Now you have the base to make your stringer and hot wire guides). 38” from Tail at 10.500 Center point is 2” forwardĢ0. Make a dot at 3” from Nose at 3.625 from left edgeġ3. Let’s say the proposed Fish is 6’0 in length x 21” wide with a 10” tail block for demonstration.Ħ. Mark the edge every 3” and take a carpenters square and make a horizontal line for each mark.ĥ.
Stretch out your tape measure the full length of the template material.Ĥ. Find suitable material such as 1/8 tempered Masonite or High Density Plasticģ. Here some help on my part for what it's worth?ġ. Sure everyone on here can give advice and help you along the way. If you want to make it yourself you need to make it yourself. Or have some one like Balsa down in France make it for you. If you can't manage to do that you should just buy your boards off the rack. However I think to better understand CAD programs and to use them to make surf craft you need to understand the princables of shaping. I understand your desire to short cut the learning process.
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