dave allee sent me this via
surfapig@live.com:
Hey Mike, Saw your post about that guy's piglet. Our photograher, Cam Oden, had a similar idea. Taking a pig template and applying it to more of a midlength. We bladed out the rails a bit more on this one, so it could handle waves with a bit of juice. For being plywood, the fin still has quite a bit of flex. It kind of looks like the strange offspring of a hull and a pig. I think a decent day at church would be super ideal for this board. As soon as we get some waves, we'll get it out for a true test run. Just thought I'd contribute to the mini-pig conversation. Thanks Mike, Dave![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEga-9FMT2XBGrSQrNZ8Zty7yTFgn7mZRGK_9pDAOkrxBSxJS4Jq6xyk5Pi1xhapqsdtD4smLb3QsP9v-r6PHo8LjzOIJ5gfY__eQFaeUV_MGvAhurGBFF3VbPt_33x7glGzTsAYFybKkAV9/s400/1.jpg)
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haha, also, Oden would like me to add that this is a very Wayne Lynch inspired board. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi1jeDsL3VuKA-dqQpX6sSEocDyIziPVSXTsUNwN2lnLU2Qt0FjYURxU5XH5Oel1jLcgEnBS3sEUREXLqF2ET_Mp5V5aHIseMcsPZHErHGkZaSDPj-SmH1DSiJ6LpTzfj8WFLRwcjLjdGKo/s400/4.jpg)
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what the fuck?! is there a better cutback than the one below?
Hi Mike. I've restored and repaired a number of this style of board. I'm working on a 8' Keyo Plastic Machine right now. If you are keen I will send you photos and text. They are definately piggie too look at. All be it, they are shorter and wider with Greenough stage 3 fins. platty.
ReplyDeletePlease Platty, I'd be stoked.
ReplyDeleteI'm anxious to see the rail.
cheers!