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Square
Rail
Common in many hollow timber boards, primarily due to construction restrictions. |
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Rounded Square Rail
Common shape on many solid timber boards |
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Round Rail
Standard on early glassed boards. |
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T - Band
One thick stringer laminated between two thinner stringers - the ' T' indicating a total of Three. See # 48 |
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Reverse T - Band
One thin stringer laminated between two thicker stringers - the ' T' indicating a total of Three. |
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Twin/Double
Unusual in surfboards but common in sailboard blanks to allow support for the mast-track and finbox inserts. |
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Multi
Two or more stringers See # 67 |
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Offset
Multi stringers, not parrallel to the centre line. See # 80 |
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Flared
A mostly straight stringer that curves out to the rail line at one end. |
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Curved |
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Detailed
Multi stringers that twist or cross. Extremely rare. See # 127 below. |
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Detailed stringers by John Rhodes/Tony Nicholas Sufboards, Cronulla NSW, circa 1966 |
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Inserts
Not real stringers but timber inserts added post production, usually to repair and strenghten broken/cracked boards. |
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