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Any experience with shaper work?

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anderstoftbraun
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Do any of you have experience with ski shaper work? The payment? The working hours/which time of the day?
Nov 15 2015 4:04PM
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anderstoftbraun
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Anyone?
Nov 16 2015 3:04AM
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littleman34
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Anyone?
Nov 16 2015 9:32AM
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CTD
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"ski shaper? wtf is that? skis aren't "shaped" like surfboards and if they are run away. Skis are cut on CNC or router templates. And its hard, dirty, itchy work that will never pay well. Get a real job, build skis for yourself.
Nov 16 2015 6:22PM
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snowfinder
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CTD"ski shaper? wtf is that? skis aren't "shaped" like surfboards and if they are run away. Skis are cut on CNC or router templates. And its hard, dirty, itchy work that will never pay well. Get a real job, build skis for yourself.


I made one pair, way to much work for a pair of skis. Just buy them.
Nov 16 2015 6:34PM
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anderstoftbraun
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The job does not mean anything about "shaped skis". It is a job as a "Park Shaper", shape the snow.

http://www.qparks.com/

Anyone?
Nov 17 2015 3:40AM
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SkiBum.
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$11/hr if you're lucky.

Shovel snow. Ski. Board.
Nov 17 2015 7:56AM
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