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Vacuum Bagging




Timberline Surfboards
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Van full of boards





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Weight Train

Gluing stringers together for us as accents






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Blast from the past

This is the first board Ryan and I ever built together. It's a 6'6 hollow.



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Soldier

Every week this guy does a different soldier. So talented



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Latest Longboard

9 ply plywood with paulownia and red white and blue stringers.
43.75" long
9" wide
25.625 wheelbase


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New Longboard

Just put together my new longboard. About to go ride it. Hopefully won't kill myself,








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Jones-ing for. Surf

Travelled far




Only for this




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SUP


New Sup that ended up on a lake in NY 9'6 x 28''





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South Stradbroke Island

My Friend Grant from http://woodensurfboards.blogspot.com/ put me on to this video. Sweet!!!

Straddie shootout from Australia's Surfing Life on Vimeo.
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Wooden Surfboard Heaven

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Turkey

In beautiful Turkey. Much more modern than I thought. The food is delightful.


The Blue Mosque


Haga Sophia
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Longboards and fins

9'6 rounded pin. 3 thick 23 wide. This one is a demo so if you want to try it get a hold of us.











Fins are Baltic birch with lexan in the center.
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5'10 x 22' Velo Fish

Grant from http://woodensurfboards.blogspot.com/ just finished this Greenough inspired fish with a Velo bottom, Hull bottom and concave deck. We'll have to wait for the ride report. Looks pretty sweet. 




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Home Is Where The Surf Is

This is a short film Branden Aroyan made for the Sacred Craft show this year. It won top five honors at the show. Check out the Timberline Super Nug being shaped and surfed in the video.




The Board in the video. 'The Super Nug'
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9'6 Longboard

9'6 Rounded Pin with 50/50 rails. 2lbs eps core, 1/8 Paulownia skins and solid wood rails. The stringer detail is mahogany and the tail is Redwood and Douglas Fir. Underneath the logo is an abalone inlay. This board ended up weighing 13 1/2 lbs. with a polished finish.
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Earth Day.

This past weekend Timberline shared a booth with artist Jeremy Harper and Branden Aroyan of lowtide rising. It was great to meet and talk to a bunch of people about the stuff we love




Our booth




Jeremy's awesome art
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Sacred Craft

Xmas was today. At least if you surf. So many cool boards everywhere. The sacred craft expo is going on tomorrow as well so come on out.


Demo's on the beach





Our booth
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Ryan's new slippers

Ryan's new hull (pre glass). 7', 2lbs stringerless eps core, 1/8th paulownia skins, 1/4"solid rails. Weighs 5 3/4 lbs pre glass.












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First Wave Magic

Tom Got to try out his new board on this wave (overhead + ) for 4 hours. Usually when you get a new board there are no waves for days.
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Orange and White

Jeremy's 5'8 fish back from glassers. The color was done by sealing the wood with colored resin. Tom's new 8'Hull set us a 2+1. I usually like to book match knots but Tom wanted all clear wood. I was surprised how much I like the wood all clear aswell.
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The Carlton Draught Tingle

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A couple of new ones

A 6'4 funboard and 5'7 Super Nug 
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Osama's new board

5'9 orange roughy








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The Alley Fish Fry

If you are in Queensland or maybe even want to fly there be sure to check out the Alley Fish Fry
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Jeremy's SDQ

5'9 sdq. 4.5lbs pre glassing.












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Super Nug

The Super Nug. 5'7 Its basically the same outline as the TT fish except with a rounded tail. V single to double concave with performance rails. This one is going to be set up as a quad.





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Beatiful Morning





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Fishy

Very light 5'8 and 6lbs






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George Greenough

Greenough My Freind Grant Newby from the Wooden Surfboard Blog and the Fish Fry Blog was down in Byron Bay the other day and had a chat with Greenough and also took these pics. The boat is a boat he designed himself for surf rescue. I know a lot of us are huge Greenough fans so was stoked when Grant sent us these.




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