Honeycomb Surfboard

These days you can use a CNC mill for just about anything it seems. This video by Mike Grobelny shows a time lapse process of creating a honeycomb-filled wooden surfboard the not so old fashioned way. While he acknowledges that the age-old argument that time-honored traditions lose their essence when fabrication goes digital, Grobelny makes a strong case for himself that most off-the-rack surfboard consumers basically will never appreciate the difference in craftsmanship. Call me a purist, but I tend to disagree. It’s still an interesting video though that documents a new process in surfboard manufacturing.

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Matt Titone

A goofy-footed graphic designer who hails from the first state, Delaware. After attending Flagler College in St. Augustine, FL then graduating from SCAD in Savannah, GA with a BFA in Graphic Design and Illustration, Matt moved to NYC and found work as a freelance designer and art director. In 2006 he moved west to Venice, CA where he co-founded ITAL/C Studio and now resides a bit further north in Oxnard.

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