Riser plates home style

[Corran]

When you can't find riser plates anywhere... you make them!

 

I wanted really high plates (1") as I really get my board on edge and even with a wide board and only size 9 feet, I get terrible toe and heel drag... problem solved.

 

And when you have an old board lying around and decide to make your own "surf style" groomer carver...

Edited March 4, 2018 by Corran
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[Zamboniman]

Radical! Cant wait to try that!

 

[JRAZZ]

3 hours ago, Corran said:

When you can't find riser plates anywhere... you make them!

Could not agree more.  

 

 

What are these made of?

[slopestar]

Oh that poor osin 

[daveo]

They can be found.. 

http://www.xyz-net.co.jp/ccb/universal_cant.html

[Poloturbo]

Hey Corran.  Cool stuff.  

Imagine surfboards??  Still surfing Habitat in February ?  ;)

Glad to see you here. 

Jasey-Jay as some for you if you need them but a bit expensive .

 Take care

 

 

[Corran]

11 hours ago, slopestar said:

Oh that poor osin 

That Osin is now riding better than it ever did...

[Corran]

7 hours ago, Poloturbo said:

Hey Corran.  Cool stuff.  

Imagine surfboards??  Still surfing Habitat in February ?  ;)

Glad to see you here. 

Jasey-Jay as some for you if you need them but a bit expensive .

 Take care

 

 

Yeah, but mine work just as well and cost about $5 to make

[Corran]

12 hours ago, erazz said:

Could not agree more.  

 

 

What are these made of?

Fake wood decking (its a plastic of some sort).

[JRAZZ]

11 hours ago, Corran said:

Yeah, but mine work just as well and cost about $5 to make

Ya got me beat by $2

 

Did you see this thread?

[slopestar]

What I like most about my power plates is the uniform flex pattern. I use pure inwar canting so the e-ring (triangle) sits on the board the same way(orientation)

i would be inclined to want to mimic that equal distribution under my binding