Surfboard 019’ hollow noserider
2017, personal work




Over the course of many weekends in 2017, I designed and built a hollow wooden surfboard for my own personal use. Being intrigued by the art of longboarding, and noseriding in particular, a classic 9 foot noserider with little rocker and rounded rails at the tail became the objective. The frame, deck and bottom are constructed from 4 mm mahogany triplex, whereas the rails, accentuated by narrow steambent ash slats, are shaped from solid red cedar.


the frame
glueing on the topsheet
rail
tail
In use,  photograph by Bo Oskamp
In use,  photograph by Bo Oskamp