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Comments and Mag Coverage
JS Industries (Tractor Boards), with Jason talking about how he uses the software and the APS3000 machine.
David Tortelier in Tahiti, doing an video interview about his APS3000 machine.
Recently we did an
interview with Cadalyst (Computer Aided Design Magazine) magazine
which gives a brief over of the APS3000 system and talks about the interesting stuff going
on with Peter "Chops" Lascelles and an APS3000 in Newquay, UK.
Also, a related article about what Chops is doing in the Conwall Pure Business Magazine.
A couple of interesting articles in reference to our system. Check out
Muzza's Tripping on the right of his main page.
www.pipedreamsurfboards.com
An
article about his turnaround towards to computer design and
machine shaping.
A couple of quotes from Muzza:
"Brooko's (Troy Brooks WCT Surfer) telling me that my success
rate with his boards has more than doubled and Munro (Luke Munro
WQS) says the same."
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"To fully answer the line of thought that shaping machines are a
removal of skill I have to say that it is the time and thought
that goes into designing your board must be energy better spent
than time in the bay."
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"In concluding I hope that this explanation to pacify the
sceptics of my final acceptance of the embracing of this new
technology is not to save dollars but to move forward in giving
my clientele the benefit of more modern, accurate and customized
designs than ever before."
Steve's experience with
the APS3000 shaping system (.doc format).
Top Peruvian Shaper Wayo Whilar (his
info) had the following to say
about the APS3000 system.
After making some boards with this new tool, I realized the
amazing limitless possibilities of this great software and
machine.
His full quote.
Master surfboard designer Greg Webber (riders include Taj Barrow
plus a whole slew of rippers) is one of our very good
customers and has recently added what's below to his website, Greg Webber Surfboards
in reference to our machine.
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The existing machines, although great for accuracy and
production, are not custom friendly at all.
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By using an incredible machine that has just been perfected,
merely drawings and/or words can become a balanced shape.
Read his full quote.
Article from Australian Surfing Life -
August 2004
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