DIY Wooden Stand Up Paddleboard

NJ - Cedar and Sapele

[@tamaratamrot2681]

Make it wooden with the help of the Woodprix instructions.

[@arielmoser5226]

That is one sexy paddleboard! Great work!

[@2agbh72]

Makes me want to learn guitar instead of paddle boarding.

[@jasonpjensen]

2/a gbh haha. First guy is Gary Hoey. Amazing stuff. Second song is 311

[@2agbh72]

Thanks you two are a beautiful couple May God bless and keep you two always..

[@mkironman55]

Love that reply. As soon as the tune started i was focusing on it rather than the board. Ya, wish I could learn guitar..

[@rachelcole5659]

Beautiful job!!! Thank you for sharing. You are inspiring.

[@EDTVision]

always better a handmade! congrats man for the project!

[@javierolivatattoo1]

un genio exelente trabajo!!!y muy buen video

[@liondorfarms]

This is beautiful. Thankyou!!!

[@josedomingosteixeira1379]

Love it. Where did you get the original plans?

[@wilfer6967]

muy buena felicidades

[@onehumanbandbryandrewyor]

I used to be in a band called Seraphine near Sebastopol, CA:)

[@abbyrussell1238]

That’s so cool

[@scottfree6246]

awesome!

[@PhoenixSoccerVideos]

Nice looking board. I am in the process of making a similar board, but am concerned by the weight. Before any epoxy, mine is about 45 lb. Do you know how heavy yours is after it was completed?

[@nategalvan3907]

The website says the 8 footer is about 35 lbs

[@bluntsnsnowboards6487]

How long did it take to build from start to finish???

[@jasonpjensen]

BluntsN Snowboards it took about 9 months start to finish, but i was shut down for about 3-4 months during the winter. If I had to make another one, I could probably do it in 3 months or so since there was some trial and error and also building the rack for the board

[@appahman]

How long did it take you? what did it cost? where did you get your plans? and how much wood did you have to buy?

[@jasonpjensen]

appahman i bought the plans through www.timelesssurfcompany.com/. Highly recommend them and the forums on the site. I would say it cost about $600 total with wood and fiberglass. I prob went a little overboard and you could go cheaper.

[@josewet2431]

What kind of wood did you use?

[@ArtgumTK]

Amazing project, I would like to ask you where did you find instructions. The amount of pieces, sizes, etc. Thanks you in advance

[@jasonpjensen]

ArtgumTK I bought plans from eBay and highly recommend them. Comes with PDF for the actual ribs and spine. There is a link to a great forum in the instructions that was also a great help. Good luck. www.ebay.com/i/182605095135?chn=ps&dispItem=1&ul_ref=http%253A%252F%252Frover.ebay.com%252Frover%252F1%252F711-117182-37290-0%252F2%253Fmpre%253Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.ebay.com%25252Fp%25252FBuilding-Your-Hollow-Wood-SUP-by-Chad-Stone-2012-Paperback%25252F143820519%25253Fiid%25253D182605095135%252526chn%25253Dps%252526dispItem%25253D1%2526itemid%253D182605095135%2526targetid%253D478161071952%2526device%253Dm%2526adtype%253Dpla%2526googleloc%253D9003751%2526poi%253D%2526campaignid%253D764892186%2526adgroupid%253D39783961149%2526rlsatarget%253Daud-298628320986%253Apla-478161071952%2526abcId%253D978836%2526merchantid%253D6296724%2526gclid%253DCj0KCQjwnazLBRDxARIsAECdausLLsTzXKLm90rpj6fXk21CTjKmW_qP6XDNeOyC9zUcxq1EtLdKVYYaAn2vEALw_wcB%2526ul_ref%253Dhttp%2525253A%2525252F%2525252Frover.ebay.com%2525252Frover%2525252F0%2525252F0%2525252F99%2525253Floc%2525253Dhttp%252525253A%252525252F%252525252Frover.ebay.com%252525252Frover%252525252F1%252525252F711-117182-37290-0%252525252F2%252525253Fmpre%252525253Dhttps%25252525253A%25252525252F%25252525252Fwww.ebay.com%25252525252Fp%25252525252FBuilding-Your-Hollow-Wood-SUP-by-Chad-Stone-2012-Paperback%25252525252F143820519%25252525253Fiid%25252525253D182605095135%252525252526chn%25252525253Dps%252525252526dispItem%25252525253D1%2525252526itemid%252525253D182605095135%2525252526targetid%252525253D478161071952%2525252526device%252525253Dm%2525252526adtype%252525253Dpla%2525252526googleloc%252525253D9003751%2525252526poi%252525253D%2525252526campaignid%252525253D764892186%2525252526adgroupid%252525253D39783961149%2525252526rlsatarget%252525253Daud-298628320986%252525253Apla-478161071952%2525252526abcId%252525253D978836%2525252526merchantid%252525253D6296724%2525252526gclid%252525253DCj0KCQjwnazLBRDxARIsAECdausLLsTzXKLm90rpj6fXk21CTjKmW_qP6XDNeOyC9zUcxq1EtLdKVYYaAn2vEALw_wcB%25252526rvr_id%2525253D0%2526srcrot%253D711-117182-37290-0%2526rvr_id%253D1258904095633

[@ArtgumTK]

Thanks

[@griffinoconnor5578]

As in Like wieght and stand the test of time

[@isaacsarabia5675]

Nice work, about how much does it weigh?

[@jasonpjensen]

Isaac Sarabia unfortunately it's heavy as heck. My guess is about 100lbs at least. It's a bear. If I were to build another one, I wouldn't fill it with foam. I think that really bumped it up.

[@skippytwonder]

The foam was the reason was the reason I came to the comments. If you were going to fill it with foam, why not just shape a foam blank?

[@canalgravital52]

onde vc conseguiu esse projeto?

[@griffinoconnor5578]

Does it work

[@jasonpjensen]

Griffin O'Connor oh yeah. Going in year 3 with no issues. Usually get out 7 or 8 times a summer. Actually caught my first fish on it last year

[@humbertogarcia7317]

Do you sell the plans for this board?

[@jasonpjensen]

I don't sell the plans. I actually bought them myself and highly recommend this link below. They have a good web forum too that was a huge help. play.google.com/store/books/details?id=RoXUax9wUdcC&source=productsearch&HA_Desktop_US&SEM&PLA&pcampaignid=MKTAD0930BO1&gclid=CjwKCAiApo3SBRA4EiwAty8i-vZ_FJj9ydNCH-jkJF7Dx42kJUFGaC0CIrOHZUtOXktRHVTeMDb-zxoClNQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CKme57nqq9gCFdhENwodvWUB5g

[@j-pierredenier9568]

Et pourquoi pas un paddle-godille avec son lest pour s'asseoir debout ???

[@jamesklark6562]

About how heavy is it?

[@jasonpjensen]

Its pretty heavy. I would say maybe 80 lbs or so which is hard to handle and carry at that size. If I could re-do anything, I wouldn't have filled it with foam. I think that added a lot of unnecessary weight.

[@jamesklark6562]

@@jasonpjensen thanks!

[@cierracrumley4362]

Do you sell these?

[@jasonpjensen]

Cierra Crumley not officially. To be honest it would probably be cost prohibitive when you take into account the labor. Additionally shipping may be a nightmare based on where you live. That being said, it was a blast and I’d love to do another. If interested, let me know and we can touchbase.

[@bt7153]

Is the bouancy too little for you? looks like its riding low... no? What did you fill it with anyway? What type of foam?

[@jasonpjensen]

Joe Wind no not an issue at all, other than I'm chubby :). I remember the day that we filmed this and it was actually really choppy in the bay and there were a ton of boats around that didn't help with wake. However, I have noticed that I ride a little towards the front of the board than our other commercial board. I used "good stuff" foam that you can get at Home Depot. Said it earlier in comments, but if I could change one thing, it would be to leave it hollow. I think that's what made it so damn heavy.

[@bt7153]

The foam wasn't needed for bounacy?

[@jasonpjensen]

Joe Wind nah the hollow core would have easily displaced enough water to be buoyant. I also did the foam to confirm the seal but as it turns out I still needed to put in an air vent.

[@bt7153]

what does the air vent do?

[@jasonpjensen]

Joe Wind with a hollow core you get air inside that expands with the heat of the sun on the board and the cool water below it. That can cause the wood to bulge and buckle. In time, it will cause leaks. The air vent has goretex on one side to not allow water in, but allow air to escape. Some other vents are manually opened after you get off the water to release pressure. Some of the fiberglass boards have this too

[@1974yety]

She was paddling the wrong side 😚

[@Lux158]

It looks beautiful but epoxy would be better.. (for multiple reasons)

[@Aaron.deRuiter]

Agreed, I'm using epoxy on my DIY sup project kzbin.info/aero/PLAQXLUUtHVUDPyM1_H3GzbqHmXkaMTafn

[@faultierpuppy1]

Can u make this in 2 weaks? Cuz i will have my big brothers place for 2 weaks and i think i could make it there if i bring some tools. Im 19 and mothers basement and dont want to disturb her to much

[@jasonpjensen]

Hmmm I think that's going to be really tough. Those images that I posted were about 6 months in total. The biggest thing is building the rack to keep the curve on the wood. Not only are you building the board, but you need the rack too. Add in the drying time for glue and epoxy, it's going to be a tall tall order. This is also assuming that you have all of the tools (especially clamps!!!) and the wood already cut to size. I had to do a lot of milling and shaping. Sorry to be negative but I think the only way to do it in that short time is if you can plan 100% of your time and have all of your ducks in a row on it.

[@faultierpuppy1]

thanks for the response. i still want to make it. but i think i´ll do it in the backyard when i get home to my mom. that would give me much more time. and yeah the glue and epoxy was kinda what i was worried about

[@jasonpjensen]

Puppy if you are using gorilla glue or titebond 3, you need about 4 - 8 hours depending on temp and humidity. Epoxy and fiberglass is really dependent on what you buy. They sell quickener if you are in a rush. However, I chose a very slow drying epoxy since I was so nervous of a screw up. I gave 24 hours between each coat.

[@faultierpuppy1]

thanks, i love all info i can get. i like building stuff and i like being on the water so this kind of build would be amazing. but now i have decided to do it in the backyard after i´ve been at my brothers place since i don´t like to be stressed to much even if i like being occupied. so i think im gonna do as you did and take the slow stuff since it is such a unique build and i really want it to be a success. i dont own my own paddleboard yet. i have a very good freind who has one and i feel like i steal it from him all the time, he let me borrow it all the time but i feel like i need my own

[@mattooi4322]

No details? Wood used?

[@jasonpjensen]

It’s 1/2” plywood spine, with 1/8” plywood ribs. Outer shell is 1” cedar wood ripped down the center for a

[@kevywilliams3304]

Why the foam fill???? Ridiculously heavy

[@jasonpjensen]

You’re not wrong man. It was a tragic flaw that I wouldn’t do again. I’m a bigger guy and just was nervous of bouyancy which is really not an issue at all. There is a piece of me that wants to cut it open and remove it.

[@Yves0976]

Why PU inside the board?

[@cwbr907]

That's what I was thinking. Gonna keep mine hollow but you have to make sure to put in a breather valve so the air can expand and contract

[@user-cb6cd5nw6i]

Скажите кто нить тете, что Весло надо перевернуть

[@antonshkabara3090]

I did it with the woodglut plans.

[@darren7650]

Too heavy!! Ideally this should weigh no more than 28lbs.

[@jasonpjensen]

I don’t disagree. Flaw was in filling it with the foam. If I could go back, I would change that. Would it get down to 28lbs? Doubt it. But would be a lot lighter, and probably easier to handle out of the water and balanced.

[@VladimirPani]

I always cringe when I see noobs paddling with their paddles backwards, like this woman at 4:30

[@wavepirates]

Em the Song is super, the Board a joke

[@jasonpjensen]

sorry to have offended you

[@mark2talk2u]

Sounds like Mikey Arkley may be jealous... or did your comment just come out wrong???