Making a Carbon Fiber Wake Surf Board

[@rykerolson9032]

I would love to make my own board. Is there any way that you can link the products that you used? I’ve got a shape in mind and it would be so sick to make one.

[@JDubHannah]

Stoked to hear your interested in getting into board building! I have most of my gear linked in the video bio, other great info is on my website rockandseagarageboardshop.com/pages/tools. !

[@hondahardy227]

Super cool! I am a huge wake surfer and love watching you guys build and ride the board! I would love to see a foil board next! I'm in the market for a new one if you need a tester/buyer🤣

[@JDubHannah]

Hey thanks man! Wake surfing is so stinking fun, absolutely love it! Actually just finishing up my second foil board right now, vid soon to come! Shoot me a message on insta if you want a custom order, shipping might sort of suck, but custom boards are pretty damn cool and unique @rockandseasurfco

[@sethsmithers1543]

Where did you get you fin box and fins?

[@JDubHannah]

Foamez.com shappersupply.com! One caveat, here we used real surfboard fin boxes and small surfboard trailer fins in this board (these fit 1/2 fin boxes). Technically pro wake surf companies likely have their own proprietary wakesurf fin boxes and fins. So a DIY will be using a little different hardware

[@garretdouglas4056]

Nice job. How was the carbon bottom to work with?

[@JDubHannah]

Very hard wrapping carbon around such tiny rails, would be way easier if you have a vacuum bagging set up! I had to baby sit the rails for quite a while laying down any areas it tried to pull away or form bubbles. End product turned out awesome though

[@lukewarm0142]

river board next??

[@JDubHannah]

that would be super fun, if I ever make it up to Bend Oregon, would totally shape a board to surf in their river park