Hollow-Core Wooden Surfboard Plans
To Download & Print At Home
If your big on DIY and want to take on the precise task of cutting your own wooden surfboard frame then you’ve found the right place.
The template sets consist of 1:1 drawings of the individual compononents that make up the internal frame structure of the wooden surfboard at a 1:1 scale including the deck outlines and rocker table rib profiles to aid in the build process.
Provided in three formats:
- 24″ large format roll – for plotter style printers
- A4 booklet – for standard A4 printer (multiple pages that glue together to form the full size document)
- Letter size booklet– for standard letter size printer (multiple pages that glue together to form the full size document)
Step One:
Download & Print At Home
Or take to wide format a print shop.
Step Two:
Affix To 6mm Frame Material
Step Three:
Carefully Cut To The Lines
Board Info
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Board Size: 5’9 x 19″
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Volume: 28L
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nose rocker: 105mm / 4.2″
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tail rocker: 60mm / 2.3″
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frame material: 6mm / 1/4″ thick
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rail style: Solid
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Required Rail Lamination: 12mm / 1/2″
Our 5’9 shortboard takes on more of a performance-oriented shape than what is typically seen in wooden surfboards.
With over 4″ of rocker in the nose its suitable for those bigger days.
It features a generous single concave transitioning to a slight V through the fins and tail, allowing drive and acceleration through bottom turns and rail-to-rail carves.
Our new 2020 release of plans now come with the profiles required to create the perfect rocker table to match your frame!
Whats Included:
- 1:1 drawings of frame components
- 1:1 deck outline
- 1:1 rocker table rib profiles
- ISO drawing
How do I use these wooden surfboard plans?
Our templates are intended to be used printed at full scale and then used as the template to cut out each component from your choice of 6mm thick (1/4″) frame material.
This is achieved by gluing the paper template directly onto your frame material and then cutting to the lines.
Our hard copy plans are printed using a large format printer with no additional joining necessary.
Printing the plans.
Printing the plans at home is possible using a standard printed and the ‘poster function’ within Adobe Acrobat print settings, however, we strongly advise the templates should be printed on a large format printer for maximum accuracy and ease of use.
![5'9 Short Board </br> [2020] 1](https://www.diysurfboardkits.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/55-mini-simmons-6mm-three-pages-1.jpg)
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