ON3P Skis Picture Thread

iggyskier

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Figured since I have a lot of pictures online, you may benefit from seeing some of them.

Best. Tool. Ever.

Beware fiberglass. Nastiest shit ever.

Building new shop

First ski (186cm 132/104/120) vs 190cm Iggy FFF

Second ski

Sidewalls

New profiling crib

That is it for now. Hopefully people will get some guidance just from looking at some of these. More later I am sure.

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fragglemuffin

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great pics....i think the ones of the press construction will really come in handy

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Caveman.

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that is so sick, it looks like you have invested lots of time and money into ON3P. what does ON3P stand for?

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iggyskier

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Thirteenth & Proctor. House this all started at.

So on(e)-3-P

If that makes sense.

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tjski

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thats rad dude... looks like you were a bit more producitve than LMP and I hahaha.

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iggyskier

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I realized there isn't even a photo of the completed press in here...

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tjski

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Caveman.

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Just a quick question iggy, do you usually cut your core before or after layup? I noticed in some of your pictures you had your core cut out and a groove cut into the core for your edges. I always thought most people cut their base out before hand and cut the rest out after the layup. we cut our core ahead of time and we thought it would have been easier to wait until after layup.

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I cut the cores to shape before lay up.

You do not have to do this. I do because it allows me to put in the edge recess along the side of the core to help make sure the bases are flat.

It is more work for sure, but not too hard. Just a template and a router.

I would say that less than half the home builders I know put in an edge recess, so it isn't required. Just an added touch.

So yeah, you can do it either way. I prefer cutting them to shape, some people find it much easier to lay the ski up if you leave the cores a lot wider.

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iggyskier

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Guddgulf on them...

new grab

Going huge

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tjski

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sooo bad ass!!! how did they ski/hold up? also what size where they?

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iggyskier

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Both pairs pictures are 191cm.

Next pair made up for Veteran

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Both pairs are pretty sick, awesome graphics.
How many designs do you have?

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tjski

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sweet dude... if you guys ever end up makin midget skis, 175ish, and selling them i would be totaly up for supporting you guys.

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iggyskier

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shoot me a pm. some 179 in the works, but only for the next month or so.

and we have 5-7 models, in the 179-191 range. if you want more info, let me know.

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