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Master Shaper Series II - Jim Phillips
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The focus of this video is shortboard shaping although we did make sure to include many of the intermediate topics not covered in the first shaper video. This DVD has a much faster pace than the previous two but no less information.
RIDE NUMBER DESCRIBES THE FEELING OF A FIN:
This feeling is represented on a scale from Speed Generating to Speed Control. The closer you get to 10, the more springy, fluid & responsive your board will feel to help generate speed. The closer you get to 1, the more solid, engaged & predictable your board will feel to help control speed. Fins with a Ride Number around 5 feel balanced & do not add any premium feelings to your board - they let your board’s original character shine. To use Ride Number just pick a feeling in your weight range, and give it a try. When you understand the different feels, you can get the most performance & enjoyment out of your equipment.
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Well, here it is. The final entry in the Master Series - the Master Shaper II.
The Master Shaper Series II DVD - (NTSC)
Running Time: Approx 120 Minutes (2 hrs)
Available W/C 13/02/06.
The focus of this video is shortboard shaping although we did make sure to include many of the intermediate topics not covered in the first shaper video. This DVD has a much faster pace than the previous two but no less information. There is a lot of ground covered in this disk so it may take a few viewings to get it all down. In contrast to the original Master Shaper Series, this new addition focuses on the modern shortboard. Also included in this DVD is an in-depth look at wooden boards. Check right for a detailed list of contents.
Here are the main topics covered in the shortboard sequences:
- Tools (with some new additions)
- Very detailed look at the prep sequence
- How to compensate for blank discrepancies
- Plan shape
- Shaping
- Sanding
- Blank detailing
- Finishing work
- Template making
- Rocker templates
- Spin templates
- Pulling templates off existing boards
- Fin placement explained
- A comparison of the different rocker measurement procedures
Here are the main topics covered in the balsa sequences:
- Cleaning up the raw materials (balsa block)
- Determine and draw rocker
- Tool settings and jigs
- Cut rocker
- Cut redwoood stringers
- Glue up blank
- Layout plan shape
- Shape the blank
- Sanding
- Finishing
- Chambering explanation
- Chamber tools and jigs
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