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hallucinogenic_toreador
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Re: Twinzer Feedback
02/21/11 09:00 AM
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tri-plane hull. ...
i was always taught that the tri-plane hull goes back to Greenough's spoons where you had a bevel to flat to bevel across the section of your board - rail to rail. Like a rolled bottom, but flat panels instead...
hence the term tri-PLANE, having 3 different planing surfaces. You could say it was a mellow chined bottom.
Not being rude, just saying....
That's what I thought too 
maybe this is correct, i'm recollecting from gromhood! i think the rails were similar to what was used on the (now called) black beauty boards. not a super hard chine, though. my friend from jr. high/high school still has this board - is repairing it now. i'll see it soon.
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