Detailed illustrations and instructions on every phase
of construction.  Helps you decide what size, shape,
and kind of board is best for you and then tells you
how to build it
Did you ever wonder about some surfboard terms?  
Like "what do they mean when they say it has a 16"
nose and a 15" tail?"  Or "What the heck are 50/50
rails?"  We start with the basics and go from there
This is the actual Table of Contents from the latest version of the book.  Thie
book is now at  revision level 4 and everybody who bought the original book or
Revision 1 got the updates free.

I show you how to take a pile of lumber and turn it into one
of the nicest surfboards you will ever own.  Its a lot of work
but its some of the best fun you'll ever have!  The pictures in
the book are high resolution photos and, the Adobe Acrobat
viewer lets you enlarge them to get details you might miss
in a printed copy.
Cover Page.  This is exactly what we will build if you
follow the directions in the book.  There are also
instructions on how to modify the plans to your own
preferences.  
This page is part of the explanation of making another
shape - in this case a big wave gun.  I also show how
to lay out the deck wood to get some amazing effects.
This is page 1 of the 1937 surfboard plans that I send
along with every book.  Even if you never build one its
cool to see how far technology has come in the last 70
years or so.  I keep saying I'm going to build one some
day using foam instead of balsa.
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET!
Here are the three new shapes recently added.  They
include a 6' 11"Fish, a 7' 1" Fun Board, and a 5' 11"
Shortboard.  Complete measurements and layout
instructions are included for each one.