Hoyte Designs Channel-Bottomed Twynzer

Russell Hoyte of Hoyte Designs:

This is EPS. Resin-X.

I shaped this for my friend Dave who sent us these pictures.

The title says it all.

Four Fins. Four Channels. Four Dave.

Sorry. For Dave.

Nice lawn.

Have a happy August.

DB and son inc. - Twynn Phynzr

An early Sunday morning meeting at Marina Park, Ventura and ...

...the along awaited Twynn-Phnzer for DB.

 

EPS Resin-X Twin with Trailer

This is Max, DB's son.

A little photo shy at first but holding the new board made him smile:)

Happy Monday everyone!

And Happy March for tomorrow!

Mesa Cafe Margaritas and Creative Mayhem

Some of our closest friends, Dave and Vicki, own Mesa Cafe...the best home-style food in SB County.

They have asked me to make some unique boards to display and sell there.

Dave's always given me the freedom to make boards that exercise my creative muscles.

(muscles that I use to curl the famous $2.50 margarita:)

Here I am putting a balsa/walnut tailblock on a Simster.

I used 3/8 dowling inserted 3 inches on both sides of the blank and the tailblock.

This is held on with Resin-X, with red pigment to add a splash of color.

And for something really unique, I added the foam tailblock that I had cut off of the original.

Now for the shaping and detailing....photos of completed project to follow.

It's 5 o'clock somewhere!

Happy Hour!

Happy Wednesday.

Resin-X

Firstly, I just wanted to share how beautiful Ventura is in a thunderstorm.

Check out the rain coming across the ocean.

If my IPhone could have predicted the crazy lightening strikes you would see those too.

The reason for todays blog is to boast of Resin-X again.

(We are not owners of Resin-X, nor do we have shares in the company. Nor are we paid to advertise:)

We just know it's a cutting edge, revolutionary product.

Therefore, we use it.

And not just on surfboards....

On an earlier post, we explained how we're using it on some table for a local restaurant.

Here Russell is brushing on Resin-X as a sealer. This particular application will be three to four coats.

Here he's applying a new product from Resin-X called UV H2O.

It is a protector that keeps the paint and tables from reacting in the sun.

Here Russell sprays UV H2O rather than adding the extra weight of a Resin Gloss.

Happy  Wednesday.

But...where's my pint?