Inside the studio

A closer look
at your board.

A board is more than three numbers on the stringer. Here’s what we’re building to help you work on the rest.

Look at the whole shape.

Switch between the outline, rocker profile, rail sections, and a 3D surface. Check a section at a specific point along the board instead of trying to read everything from one view.

Make the change you mean.

Work a curve directly or enter a measurement. Ask the assistant for an adjustment when that’s easier to explain. Either way, you can inspect the result before moving on.

Know what moved.

Overlay two versions and compare the dimensions and volume. Check the part you changed and the parts you wanted to leave alone.

Keep your earlier shapes.

Save versions as you work. Go back to an older shape, duplicate a design, or compare two directions without overwriting where you started.

Two longboard outlines compared An illustrative top view with a rounded nose, curved rails, stringer, and rounded square tail. A dashed line shows a wider nose, while the back half stays the same. This is a diagram, not a measured design. Length Width Nose Tail Rail Stringer More width up front Same back half
Original Wider nose
An illustrated outline comparison.