Surfing Waves

After doing a bit of research on board rack's looking for compact and attractive board racks there's the Cactus surf rack but doesn't fit my fat board so a project has begun...

Laying it out with PapaGrom featuring

After a roll of sticky tape..

Hypto fits yew

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

Like to hear what Mom says about the new workbench cum dining table.....

Big H wrote:Like to hear what Mom says about the new workbench cum dining table.....

Nothing good But she knows it's for the greater good

This is what the final outcome should look like

YungGrom wrote:This is what the final outcome should look like

That's a cool idea. I would only say that I wouldn't keep boards in the sun, as in your picture, because the sun will turn the foam yellow. In other words, I'd leave enough room in your rack design to hold a board in a board bag.

Here is my rack

RinkyDink wrote:

YungGrom wrote:This is what the final outcome should look like

That's a cool idea. I would only say that I wouldn't keep boards in the sun, as in your picture, because the sun will turn the foam yellow. In other words, I'd leave enough room in your rack design to hold a board in a board bag.

Yeah I know they are just model boards but we will have the rack inside and away from sun

oldmansurfer wrote:

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Here is my rack

You have a nice rack and quiver!!

YungGrom wrote: but doesn't fit my fat board so a project has begun...

I don't see why it doesn't fit ? So long as the upper support rail goes past 3/4 of the board, it shouldn't swing out. ( notice even on OMS's rack, that the arms don't go past some of the larger boards ) How about leaving the "arms" the way they are, and put brackets in the back to push out the middle black support bar about an inch ?

waikikikichan wrote:

YungGrom wrote: but doesn't fit my fat board so a project has begun...

I don't see why it doesn't fit ? So long as the upper support rail goes past 3/4 of the board, it shouldn't swing out. ( notice even on OMS's rack, that the arms don't go past some of the larger boards ) How about leaving the "arms" the way they are, and put brackets in the back to push out the middle black support bar about an inch ?

I'm also trying to play around a bit to see what works I might still go with the stock 400ml width.

oldmansurfer wrote:

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Here is my rack

Nice quiver. A board for just about every occasion.

Just decided to buy a cheap plastic rack for my room, maybe another time for a hand built rack.

I bought these, easily fits my 9' x 22" longboard, you could store a SUP on these racks. By mounting high up on the wall it keeps the area below clear.

https://www.amazon.com/Metal-Surfboard- ... rack&psc=1