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SURFBOARD BLANKCATALOG

June 1, 2006

Bennett USA33175 Hwy 79S, Suite A437

Temecula, CA 92592Phone (951) 302-6646

Fax (951) 302-6645

[email protected]

TABLE OF CONTENTS:Page A ...............................................................................................................Introduction & Information

Page B-D ................................................................................................Introduction & Information cont. Page E........................................................................................................................................Blank Markings Page 1............................................................................................................................................................5’9”R ............................................................................................................................................................6’1”R Page 3......................................................................................................................................................6’1”HTM Page 4............................................................................................................................................................6’3”R Page 5.........................................................................................................................................................6’3”HR Page 6............................................................................................................................................................6’4”B Page 7............................................................................................................................................................6’7”R Page 8............................................................................................................................................................6’7”B Page 9..........................................................................................................................................................6’8”HR Page 10....................................................................................................................................................6’8”HTM Page 11....................................................................................................................................................6’9”HTM Page 12.........................................................................................................................................................6’10B Page 13........................................................................................................................................................6’11”R Page 14..........................................................................................................................................................7’0”R Page 15..........................................................................................................................................................7’3”B Page 16..........................................................................................................................................................7’4”R Page 17....................................................................................................................................................7’8”HTM Page 18..........................................................................................................................................................7’7”B Page 19........................................................................................................................................................7’11”R Page 20..........................................................................................................................................................8’1”R Page 21..........................................................................................................................................................8’7”R Page 22....................................................................................................................................................8’7”HTM Page 23..........................................................................................................................................................9’2”R Page 24..........................................................................................................................................................9’4”R Page 25....................................................................................................................................................9’5”HTM Page 26....................................................................................................................................................9’9”HTM Page 27..................................................................................................................................................10’4”HTM Page 28..................................................................................................................................................11’2”HTM

TABLEOF CONT.

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HISTORY:Barry Bennett, born in 1931, began manufacturing hollow plywood surfboard and skis

in the early 1950’s at Waverley in the Easter Suburbs of Sydney as a part time business. In 1956,after the introduction of the short 10’6” plywood hollow Malibu; production began on a fulltime basis, yet production was limited to five boards per week. In 1958, the production was moved to Harbord, near Freshwater Beach. At this time balsa board production numberrs rose to ten custom orders per week.Bennett Surfboards Pty Ltd was formed in 1960 which saw the first factory built exclusively for the manufacture of surfboards and blanks on Harbor Road, Brookvale. With five employees,all top surfers of that era, production numbers rose to forty-five boards per week, using poly-urethane blanks molded on the Harbord premises. Balsa was phased out in 1960 when Ure-thane production began in the same year. 1962 saw the formation of Dion Chemicals, a division of Bennett Surfboards, which stillto this day is responsible for the manufacturing of high quality polyurethane foam surfboardblanks, as well as importing and supplying high quality resins and other materials to local andoverseas markets. Barry Bennett is very highly respected within the Surfboard industry and is consideredby many as one of Australia’s Surfboard Industry pioneers. He still today, can be found workingblowing blanks in the Brookvale factory.

INTRODUCTION:In February 2006, Bennett Foam USA was established and keeping with the tradition

of Bennett Surfboards, our company is a family owned operation. We are privileged to haveBarry Bennett join forces with us and to provide us with his expertise in the entire process of blank manufacturing. For the past few months, his top workers have worked side by side withus, teaching us all the tricks of the trade. As an end result, our factory is fully operational with the capacity for future growth to meet the demands of the market. We are all totally committedto producing high quality blanks in a timely fashon. Bennet Foam USA is using exclusively the Bennett A & B formula which is manufacturedby Dion Chemicals (Bennett Aust.) in Australia. Barry’s formula has been perfected over the last 45 years. His formula is known for it’s whiteness, small cell structure, consistant density, and lightness. At this time we will be offering three different foam densities; Supalite, Supa Supalite,and Ultralite. Eventually we will add a Lite formula to our list. Our Plug Library consists of manyof Barry’s own popular plugs in addition to many historical and new plugs by very popularAmerican shapers. The company also offers custom rockers and custom stringers.

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BLANK PICTURES: The blanks specifications presented in this catalog are all drawn to the scale of the blank. The rocker presented is the natural rocker. The cross section of the blank shows the rail lines andthickness at the mid, nose, and tail sections.

MEASUREMENTS: The measurements of the blanks are given in English Units followed by Metric Units.

BLANK INFORMATION:Length: Both the overall bottom length and the tip to tip deck length are given.Maximum width and thickness: These measurements help to determine where the blanks

wide point is and the maximum thickness of the blank in relation to the center point of the blank. Displacement: This is the cubic feet and meters of foam in the unshaped stringerless blank. The shaper uses this figure to indicate the overall thickness profile of the blank. Some new blanks in the catalog state “pending” in this column. These are brand new plugs and this calculation will be completed in the near future.

History: This information lists the date the plug originated. The historical plugs were used by Clark Foam/Bennett originals are from Bennett Aust., and the rest are new.

Shaped by: The original shaper or shaper’s of the plug.Rocker: All blanks are available with the natural rocker listed in the catalog. This

information will be updated constantly. All blanks are also available in your custom rocker at no additional charge. Natural rockers can also be adjusted to your specifications by either adding or deleting specific measurements. To list changes to the natural rockers please follow the following procedures. Location: “N” list the Nose section of the blank. “T” list Tail section of the blank. Adding inches: Use the “+” (plus sign) to indicate and increase in inches. Subtracting inches: Use the “-” (subtraction sign) to indicate a decrease in inches. Example: + 1/2” N/- 1/4“ T This means add 1/2” to the nose rocker and subtract 1/4” from the tail rocker. This is taken from the natural rocker of the blank. Personal Rocker: Once this is done you will be assigned a rocker number and your rocker will be added to the Rocker Library.

BLANK INFORMATION CONT.:

Rocker Library: The Bennett Foam USA Rocker Library will be available to all customers. We strongly suggest looking very closely at each rocker listed for each specific blank before you submit your new specification. Many times there is a existing rocker already built which will satisfy your needs. This saves time in relation to filling your order.

Blanks per box: This lists the amount of blanks which fit in a box and the size of box recommended.

Blanks per container: This lists the amount of blanks which normally fit into a 20’ container or a 40’ container. Naturally these quantities vary with the mix of different styles of blanks. Foam Densities: Bennett USA offers three foam density’s they are as follows: Blue: Supalite (heaviest of the three density, more classic formula) Green: Supa Supalite (most popular density, very lite with longevity) Yellow: Ultralite (the lightest density very high performance) In the future: Red: (the heaviest density available, tow ins, paddle boards, etc.)

Stringer Information: Bennett USA offers many custom stringer applications and sizing. We currently offer Bass 1/8” in our base price. Besides Bass wood we also offer Red Cedar. All stringers are available in custom sizes from 1/8” to 1” depending on the style of the blank. We also offer any combination of “T” Bands and offsets. In the future we will also offer Spruce and Balsa Woods. We will advise all accounts once these woods become available. Please see the Price List for more details on stringers. Stringer glue colors: The following glue colors are available, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Royal, Light Blue, Pink, and Black. Again see the Price List for more details. White glue is standard on all blanks. Stringer less blanks: Are available and in the price list you will see a price deduction for a stringer less blanks. Glue lines only: All blanks are available with color glue lines in the above listed colors.

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BLANK INFORMATION CONT.:

Plug Additions: Bennett USA will be constantly building new molds. If we see a high demand for a specific blank we will go ahead and build another mold in order to help satisfy the demand. Bennett USA has an expero fulltime mold maker. We are planning the following new blanks in the near future, we will advise all accounts once the blanks are available. Hawaii gun & short board series: Shaped by a renowned Hawaiian shaper. East coast series: Shaped by a longtime East Coast shaper. Balnks especially for East Coast waves. California Fish, Egg, and Carve series: Shaped by two very famous Cal. shapers joining forces for a great new series with California waves (or like) in mind.

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Bennett Blank Markings

All Bennett blanks are first quality. If a blank is a second or reject qualityit will be written on the blank.

DECK

SUPA SUPALITE

6 7 R RUSR103

Echo en Baja,

Mexico

M1G1

Foam Densities:

Red:

Blue:

Green:

Yellow:

SUPA SUPALITE

LITE

SUPALITE

ULTRA LITE

Bennett logoFoam Density

Blank ModelAccount

Custom Rocker

Made in ourBaja, Mexico

Factory

Pouring and GluingTeam

6’HR2BLANKS

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6’HR5’9”R25’9”R

1

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer and Rick Hamon

— 2 1/4" 5.72

1/4"—0.64

3/16"—0.48

— 2 3/16" 5.56

18 1/4"—46.36

1 5/16"—3.33

— 1 3/8" 3.49

19 15/16"—50.64

15 7/8"—40.32

— 2 "5.08

7/8"—2.22

3 "—7.62

6 3/4"—17.15

13 5/16"—33.81

19 5/16"—49.05

4 5/8"—11.75

2 1/16"—5.24

— 1 5/8" 4.13

Overall Bottom Length: 5’ 9 1/2” (176.53 cm)

Tip to Tip Deck Length: 5’ 8 5/8” (174.31 cm)

Maximum Width: 20” (50.8 cm)

Maximum Thickness: 2 5/16“ (5.87 cm)

Displacement: 0.87 cubic feet (0.0247m)

History: Introduced March, 1999 (Clark Foam)

Rockers: Natural and custom

Blanks per Box: 4- 7’0”

Blanks per Container: 20ft - 420+ - 40ft - 840+ -

Comments: Original Rusty Plug, a scaled down version of Rusty’s 6’1”R with some rocker updates..

Specialifcations

6’HR6’1”R26’1”R

2

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer

— 2 7/16" 6.20

3/8"—0.97

3/16"—0.48

— 2 1/4"5.72

18 1/4"—46.36

1 5/8"—4.14

— 1 7/16" 3.66

20 1/4"—51.44

15 5/16"—38.89

— 2 1/4" 5.72

7/8"—2.24

3 7/8"—9.86

7"—17.78

13 3/8"—34.00

19 5/16"—49.05

5 3/8"—13.67

2 1/8"—5.41

— 1 3/4"4.45

Overall Bottom Length: 6’ 2 3/8”(188.92 cm)

Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘1 9/16”(186.85 cm)

Maximum Width: 20 1/4” (51.44 cm)


Displacement: 1.216 cubic feet(0.0344m)

History: Introduced January, 1995(Clark Foam)



Blanks per Container: 20ft - 420+ -40ft - 840+ -

Comments: Same close tolerance asmany of the other Rusty plugs. It is designed to be used for boards in the 5’10” to 6’0” range.

Specifications:

6’3”HR6’1”HTM2

Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

6’1”HTM

3

— 2 13/16"7.14

—2 1/16 "5.23

22 7/16"—57.56

— 3 7/16 "—9.35

— 2 1 /16" 5.23

23 5 /8 "—60.01

19 1/4 "—48.90

— 3 1/8"7.94

1 7 /8 "—4.76

6 1/4"15.88

14 5/8"—37.15

18 3/8"—46.67

22 3/8 "—56.83

— 2 3/4 "6.99


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘ 0 7/8”(185.10 cm)


Maximum Thickness: 3 1/8“ (7.94)

Displacement: (pending) cubic feet(0.0000m)

History: Introduced June, 2006 (Bennett Foam USA)




Comments: New Terry Martin plug.A new revision of the 6’2”C. Smallerversion of the 6’9”HTM. Can net a true 6’1”. Great for fishes, retrodesigns, eggs, twins, etc. Can be used for knee boards also.

Specifications:

6’3”HR6’3”R26’3”R

4

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer

20 25/32"—52.78

15 31/32"—40.56

14 "—35.56

19 17/32"—49.61

18 7/8"—47.96

— 2 5/8" 6.67

13/32"—1.04

9/32"—0.71

— 2 3/8" 6.05

5 "—12.70

1 5/8"—4.13

— 1 9/16" 3.96

— 2 1/4" 5.72

3 7/8"—9.86

9 1/4"—23.50

29/32"—2.31

2 1/8"—5.41

— 1 15/16" 4.93


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘ 3 3/4” (192.41 cm)


Maximum Thickness: 2 5/8“ (6.67)


History: Introduced Summer, 1993 (Clark Foam)




Coments: Original Rusty Plug, samephilosophy as the 6’7”R. Close tolarance blank. Personal rockers are important.

Specifications:

6’3”HR6’3”HR2

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer & Rick Hamon

6’3”HR6’3”HR5

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer & Rick Hamon

— 2 5/8" 6.67

3/8"—0.97

1/4"—0.62

— 2 7/16"6.20

1 5/8"—4.13

— 1 9/16" 3.96

20 11/16"—52.55

— 2 5/16" 5.87

3 3/4"—9.53

8"—20.32

7/8"—2.24

1 15/16"—4.93

— 2 "5.08

18 7/8"—47.96

13 15/16"—35.4

19 3/16"—48.74

5 7/16"—13.82

15 7/16"—39.22


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘ 4 1/8”(193.36 cm)



Displacement: (pending) cubic feet(0.0000m)

History: Introduced March, 1994 as an updated version of the 6’ 3”R. (ClarkFoam).




Comments: Basic proportions of the6’3”R. More rocker in the tip. deck contour is carried through the tail.Reconstructed by Bennett USA 2006.

Specifications:

6’3”HR6’4”B2

Plug Shaped By:

Barry Bennett

6’4”B

6

— 2 11/16" 6.83

— 2 15/32"6.21

— 1 21/32" 4.19

21 1/4 "—53.98

— 2 3/8 " 6.02

3 3/4"—9.53

9"—20.32

1 15/16"—4.93

— 1 "4.92

19"—48.2

13 7/8 "—35.2

20 1/2 "—52.00

5 13/ 16"—13.82

16 1/8 "—40.70


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘ 4 7/8“ (195.26 cm)



Displacement: (pending) cubic feet (0.0000m)

History: Introduced September, 1997(Bennett Foam Australia)


Blanks per box: 4- 7’0”


Comments: Fuller tolerance so varied deck curves will apply. Deck roll added to strengthen deck in rail area, for a strong finished blank.

Specifications:

15/16

6’3”HR6’7”R26’7”R

7

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer

19 1/8 "—48.59

21"—53.3421 1/16 "—53.50

—1 9/16" 3.96

—2 5/16"5.87

— 2 5/8" 6.67

— 2 5/8" 6.67— 2 5/8" 6.67

— 2 3/8" 6.05

— 1 3/4" 4.45

5 1/8 "—13.03

4 "10.16

2 1/4"—5.72

14 3/16 "—36.04

21 "—53.34

15 1/2"—39.37

19 1/2"—49.53

71/4"—18.42

1 25/32 "—4.52

13/32 "—1.04

3/8 "—.95

1 1/8 "—2.86






History: Introduced June, 1993(Clark Foam’s best selling 6‘7”)




Comments: Original Rusty Plug, close tolerance. Personal rocker very important.

Specifications:

6’3”HR6’7”B2

Plug Shaped By:

Barry Bennett

6’7”B

8

20 1/16 "—50.95

21 1/2 "—54.61

20 "—52.07

—1 13/ 16"

4.60

—2 1/ 2 "6.35

— 2 3 /4 6.99

— 2 9/16" 6.50

— 2 5.08

5 7/8 "—14.92

3 3/16”8.10

2 "—5.08

9 "23.50

14 3/16"—36.04

16 1/8 "—40.96

1/2

1/4

"

"


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘ 7 7/8“(202.88 cm)

Maxium Width: 21 1/2” (54.61 cm)

Maxium Thickness: 2 3/4“ (6.99 cm)


History: Introduced September, 1997(Bennett Foam Australia)




Comments: Fuller tolerance so varied deck curves will apply. Deck roll added to strengthen deck in rail area, for a strong finished blank.

Specifications:

6’3”HR6’8”HR26’8”HR

9

Plug Shaped By:


1/2"—1.27

3/8"—0.95

— 2 7/8" 7.30

19 "—48.26

1 3/4"—4.45

— 1 15/16" 4.93

21 "—53.34

19 3/8"—49.21

— 2 1/2" 6.35

5 7/8"—14.92

6 3/4"—17.15

14 "—35.56

21 1/8"—53.37

2 1/4"—5.72

— 2 7/8" 7.30

21 1/4"—53.98

15 7/16"—39.20

1 1/16"—2.72

5 1/8"—13.02

— 2 7/8" 7.30

— 2 5/8" 6.68

— 2 1/16" 5.23

Overall Bottom Length: 6’ 8” (203.2 cm)





History: Reconstructed 6’8”R moldJune 2006 by Bennett Foam USA




Comments: Formally the 6’8”R recon-structed by Bennett USA 2006 for a new mold. Slightly thicker than orig-inal blank.

Specifications:

6’8”HTMPlug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

6’8”HTM

21 5/8 "—54.93

22 "— 55.88

20 3/8 "— 51.75

—1 15/ 16" 4.93

— 2 15/ 16" 7.46

— 2 5/8 " 6.67

— 1 7/8 " 4.76

3 5/8 "—9.21

2 5/16"— 5.87

18 13/16"—47.78

16 3 /4 "—42.55

—2 9/16” 6.50

8 1/4"— 20.96

Overall Bottom Length: 6’ 9” (205.74 cm)

Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘8 11/16” (204.95 cm)




History: Introduced June, 2006(Bennett Foam USA)




Comments: A new plug from Terry Martin. Like the 7’8” close tolerancefor most mid range boards. Enough width to accommodate varied outlines.Rocker can be changed moderatelybecause of the thicker nose and tail.

Specifications: 7 1/8 "

18.10

10

6’9”HTM2

Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

6’9”HTM

— 3 5/16"8.41

— 2 1/8 " 5.40

23 "—60.01

22 1/16"—56.03

— 3 1/16" 7.77

7 7/8"—20.00

12 "—32.87

2 1/16"—5.23

— 2 15/16"7.47

24 1/8"—61.28

18 3/8"—46.67

415/16 "—12.55

— 2 3/16"5.56

18 13/16"—47.78


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘9 11/16”(207.49 cm)



Displacement: 2.512 cubic feet(0.0344m)





Comments: New Terry Martin plug. A new revision of the 6’9”A. Can net a true 6’9”. Great for fishes, retro designs,twins, eggs etc. Extension of the 6’1”.Quick shape family with varied rockers.

Specifications:

5/8

15/16

11

6’3”HR6’10”B2

Plug Shaped By:

Barry Bennett

6’10”B

19 3/16 "—48.74

21 3 /4 "— 55.25

20 "— 50.80

—2 13/ 16"

6.12

— 2 3/4"7.00

— 2 15/16" 6.25

5 7/8"—14.92

5 5/16”13.49

2 1/4"—5.66

9 " 22.86

14 1/4 "—36.20

15 15/ 16"—40.58

—1 13/ 16 " 5.23

— 2 15 / 16" 4.91


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 6‘ 10 1/16“(208.44 cm)




History: Introduced Feburary, 1998(Bennett Foam Australia)


Blanks per Box: 3 - 7’0”


Comments: Fuller tolerance so varied deck curves will apply. Great blank for bigger shortboards, smaller guns, and also some styles of fun boards.

Specifications:

12

6’3”HR6’11”R26’11”R

Plug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer

20 3/8"—51.8

22 5/16 "—56.7

22 1/2 "—57.2

20 1/2 "—52.1

—1 3/4 " 4.4

—2 13/16" 7.1

— 2 7/8 " 7.3

— 2 7/8 " 7.3

— 2 9/16" 6.5

— 1 15/16" 4.9

5 9/16 "—14.1

1 7/8 "—4.8

1/2 "—1.3

4"—10.2

5/16 "—.8

1"—2.5

2 1/4"—5.7

6"15.2

15 9/16 "—39.5

16 1/16 "—40.8

—2 1/2 " 6.4

22 5/16 "—56.7

Overall Bottom Length: 6’11 1/2” (212.09 cm)

Tip to tip Deck Length: 6’ 10 1/2” (209.55 cm)

Maxmium Width: 22 1/2” (57.2 cm)

Maxmium Thickness: 2 7/8“ (7.3 cm)


History: Introduced May, 1994 (Clark Foam)


Blanks per Box: 4 - 8‘4”


Comments: Shorter version of the 7’4”R. Crowned deck carries off the tail and should require minimal foiling.

Specifications:

13

18 13/16"—47.78

21 11/32 "— 54.20

21 23/32 "—55.17

19 25/32 "— 50.24

—1 21/32" 4.22

—2 13/16" 7.14

— 2 7/8 " 7.32

— 2 9/16" 6.50

— 2 " 5.08

5 5/8 "— 14.30

2 7/16"— 6.20

13 7/32 "—33.58

15 3/16 "—38.58

—2 7/16 " 6.20

21 13/32 "— 54.38

3 1/2 "—8.89

8 1/4"— 20.96

2 "— 5.08

9/16"— 1.42

1 7/32 "—3.10

7/16 "— 1.12

—2 13/16" 7.14

7’0”R7’0”RPlug Shaped By:

Rusty Preisendorfer


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 7‘ o 15/16“ (215.75 cm)




History: Introduced Winter, 1993 (Clark Foam’s most popular blank inthis size range)


Blanks per box: 4- 8’ 4”

Blanks per container: 20ft - 320+ - 40ft - 640+ -

Comments: Original Rusty Plug, extended version of the 6’3”R and the 6’7”R. The crowned deck the width was limited. Very popular blank in the 7’0” range.

Specifications:

14

6’3”HR7’3”B2

Plug Shaped By:

Barry Bennett

7’3”B

19 3/4 "— 50.20

19 5 /16"— 49.00

—1 " 4.55

— 2 " 7.38

— 2 1 /2 " 6.41

— 1 7/8 " 4.81

5 7/8"— 14.92

2 7/16"— 6.25

13 7/8 "—35.31

15 1 /2 "— 39.40

8 3/4"— 22.20

3 3/8 "—8.57

21 7/8 "—55.56

—2 7/16" 6.20


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 7‘3 1/8“ (221.30 cm)




History: Introduced February, 1998(Bennett Foam Australia)




Comments: Fuller tolerance so varied deck curves will apply. Universal blank works very well for small guns, big boy shortboards, and fun boards.

Specifications:

29/ 32

25/ 32

15

6’3”HR7’4”R 27’4”RPlug Shaped By:


16 "—40.64

16 3/32"—40.87

— 2 11/16" 6.35

— 2 11/16"6.83

—2 " 5.08

6 1/2"16.51

2 5/32"—5.49

11/16"—1.75

15/32"—1.19

1 5/32"—2.95

— 1 15/16" 4.93

— 3 1/16"7.77

— 3 1/16"7.77

20 29/32"—53.11

22 15/32"—57.07

23 "—58.42

3 1/2"—8.89

5 13/16"—14.76

2 5/16"—5.87

22 25/32"—57.86

20 11/32"—51.66

— 3 3/32"7.86



Maxmium Width: 23” (58.42 cm)



History: Introduced Winter, 1993. Original Rusty Plug, designed as the little brother to the 7’10”R. (Clark Foam)


Blanks per box: 4- 8‘4”

Blanks per container: 20ft - 280+ - 40ft - 560+ -

Comments: Wellin all areas for newer, wider boards. This blank inspired shorter and longer plugs for hybrids. Easily yields “big boy” boards and semi guns up to 7’4”.

Specifications:

16

6’3”HR7’7”B 27’7”BPlug Shaped By:

Barry Bennett

15 1/4"—38.73

— 2 5/8"6.69

8 1/16"20.37

— 1 7/8 " 4.71

18 1/2 "—47.00

6 3/8"—16.43

2 5 /8 "—6.19

18 15/16"—48.31

—2 15/16"7.46

13 "— 33.00

21 12 "—

54.61

— 2 1/16"5.23

— 2 9/16" 6.39

3 1/2" 8.89






History: Introduced July, 1993(Bennett Foam Australia)




Comments: Fuller tolerance so varied deck curves will apply. Universal blank works very well for guns, great alternative to the A series from Clark.

Specifications:

/

17

7’8”HTM7’8”HTM

Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

16 13/16"—42.70

— 2 11/16"6.83

7 1/8"18.11

— 115/16" 4.93

21 17/16"—55.83

4 3/4"—12.07

2 17/16"—7.57

21 1/8 "—53.66

—3 1/8"7.94

18 1/16"—45.87

— 117/16"5.03

— 2 3/4 " 6.99

23 9/16"—59.85










Comments: New Terry Martin fun board or mini longboard blank. Evenwidth to accommodate varied out-lines. Rockers can be changed mod-erately because of the thicker nose and tail.

Specifications:

5 1/413.34

18


Rusty Preisendorfer

17 3/8"—44.1

23 3/4"—60.3

23 9/16"—59.8

21 3/8"—54.3

17 "—43.2

— 2 3/4" 7.0

7 1/2"19.0

7/8"—2.22

3/16"—.5

1/8"—.3

9/16"—1.4

1 5/16 "—3.3

— 3 3/16" 8.1

2 5/8"—6.7

— 2"5.1

24 1/4"—61.6

21 7/8"—55.6

6 3/16"—15.7

2 1/2"—6.4

— 2 1/16" 5.2

3 1/2"—8.9

— 2 11/16" 6.8

— 3 1/16" 7.8

— 3 1/8" 7.9






History: Introduced June, 1994 (Clark Foam)




History: Original Rusty Plug, designedto update the 7’10”R. It is an extensionof the 7’4”R as it has a crowned deck.A great funboard/hybrid blank because of the width. Also very easy to shape a gun out of this blank.

Specifications:

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13 1/4"—33.66

21 5/16"—54.13

20 7/8"—53.02

18 1/4"—46.36

14 1/4"—36.20

— 3 " 7.62

— 2 1/2" 6.35

7 3/4"19.69

— 3 1/8" 7.94

— 1 7/8"4.76

22 "—56.04

18 11/16"—47.47

— 1 7/8" 4.76

3 3/4"—9.53

— 2 5/8" 6.67

— 2 7/8" 7.30

5 7/8"—14.92

2 7/16"—6.19

7/8"—2.22

3/16"—0.48

3/16"—0.48

3/4"—1.91

1 9/16 "—3.97

2 11/16"—6.83






History: Introduced December, 1998(Clark Foam)




Comments: Original Rusty Plug, a gun blank which is fairly close tolerancebut still somewhat versatile. A longerenrty with a very relaxed curve.

Specifications:

20

1/16



20 13/16"—52.86

15 9/16"—39.53

20 7/16"—51.91

16 9/16 "—42.07

—2 " 5.08

— 2 3/4" 6.99

—2 11/16 "6.83

— 2 1/16"5.24

6 "—15.24

2 11/16"—6.83

1 1/8"—2.86

5/16"—0.79

3/16"—0.48

1 1/16"—1.75

1 1/2 "—3.81

— 3 1/4" 8.26

— 3 7/16" 8.73

2 11/16 "—6.83

22 15/16"—58.26

23 7/16"—59.53

24 3/8"—61.91

— 3 1/8" 7.94

4 3/4"12.07

9 3/4 "24.77






History: Introduced January, 1999 (Clark Foam)




Comments: Original Rusty Plug, a shorterversion of the 9’2”R. designed to build“big guy” short boards. Also a very good blank for guns.

Specifications:

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Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

2011/16"—52.53

23 7/16"—59.66

21 5/16"—54.13

17 1/4 "—43.82

— 2 5/16" 5.87

—2 17/16"

7.57

8 5/16" 21.11

— 2 13/16" 7.14

— 3 3/8 " 8.57

3 1/8 "—7.94

— 2 7/16"6.30

24 3/4 "—62.87

3 5/8 "—9.21


Tip to Tip Deck Length: 8‘ 7 9/16” (263.04cm)






Blanks per Box: 4 per 9’6”


Comments: New Terry Martin plug formini long boards and fun shapes.Has varied thickness options. Lot’s ofcombinations for either hand shapesor machine shapes.

Specifications:

8 1/4 "20.96

22



—1 13/16" 4.60

—2 11/16" 6.83

— 2 " 5.08

20 3/8 "—51.75

23 "—58.42

15 1/8"—38.42

19 9/16"—49.69

—2 5/8"6.67

— 3 1/8" 7.94

—3 7/16" 8.73

— 3 1/8" 7.94

6 3/8"—16.19

2 15/16"—7.46

1 1/4"—3.18

3 3/4"9.53

7/16"—1.11

5/16"—.79

13/16"—2.06

1 9/16"—3.97

24 "—60.96

2 11/16"—6.83

22 5/16 "—56.67

15 1/4"—38.74

7 7/8"—20.00

Overall Bottom Length: 9’ 2 7/8” (281.62cm)

Tip to Tip Deck Length: 9‘ 2” (279.40 cm)




History: Introduced February, 1999 (Clark Foam)




Comments: Original Rusty Plug, designed for more older, heavier surfers that require the center width of a longboard but the rocker and foil of a gun. 8’7’R is shorter version of this blank. Also a good blank for guns.

Specifications:

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Rick Hamon

20 7/16"—51.91

23 7/16"—59.53

24 15/16"—63.34

25 7/16"—64.61

23 1/4"—59.06

20 11/16 "—52.55

16 9/16 "—42.07

—1 11/16" 4.29

— 2" 5.08

— 3 3/16" 8.10

— 3 1/4" 8.26

—3" 7.62

— 2 5/8" 6.67

5 1/16"—12.86

7 "17.78

2 1/2"—6.35

1 1/4"—3.18

1/2"—1.27

1/4"—0.64

1 3/16"—2.06

1 3/4 "—4.45

— 2 5/8" 6.67

— 3 3/8" 8.57

— 3 3/8" 8.57

3 3/8"—8.57

— 2"5.08

25 1/2"—64.77

24 7/8"—63.18






History: Introduced April, 1996 (Clark Foam)




Comments: Original Plug, designedby Rick Hamon, Rusty Preisendorfer,and Stu Kenson with input from anumber of other shapers in the ind-ustry.

Specifications:

24


Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

23 3/8 "—59.37

24 7/8"—63.18

—1 7/8" 4.76

—2 7/16"6.32

—3 1/16" 7.78

—2 7/16" 6.32

— 113/16" 4.68

3 1/8 "—7.94

2011/16 "—52.53

1615/16"—43.03

20 7/8 "—53.02

9 "23.18

3 15/16"—10.01










Comments: New Terry Martin longboardblank. Dome in the middle so it nets aneasier shape. Perfect outline for eithera nose rider, vintage, or contemporarylongboard. Nice flat bottom with med-ium crown on deck. Lots of variables.

Specifications:

8 3/8 "21.27

1/8

25

9’9”HTM9’8”TMH

Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

23 5 /8 "—60.01

25 "—63.66

21 1/16"—53.49

17 "—43.82

—115/16" 4.93

— 2 3/4 " 6.99

— 2 13/16" 7.14

9 " 22.9

20 5 /8 "—52.27

4 1/16"—10.31

— 3 7/16" 8.73

3 3/8"—9.2

— 115/16" 4.93










Comments: New Terry Martin longboardblank. Dome in the middle so it nets aneasier shape. Perfect outline for eithera nose rider, vintage, or contemporarylongboard. Nice flat bottom with med-ium crown on deck. Lots of variables.Extension of the 9’5”.

Specifications:

1 /16

1/4

26

10’4”HTM10’4”HTM

Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

23 7/8 "—60.64

2515/16"—65.88

—115/16" 4.93

—2 7/8"7.30

— 2 15/16" 7.47

9 1/16"—23.01

2015/16"—53.19

5 1/16"—12.85

— 3 5/8 " 9.21

— 115/16" 4.93

3 5/8"—9.21

17 1/2 "—44.45

21 9/16"—54.96










Comments: New Terry Martin longboardblank. Dome in the middle so it nets aneasier shape. Perfect outline for eithera nose rider, vintage, or contemporarylongboard. Nice flat bottom with med-ium crown on deck. Lots of variables.As in the entire TM family of new long-board plugs an extension of the 9’9”.

Specifications:

27

11’2”HTM11’2”HTM

Plug Shaped By:

Terry Martin/Hobie

24 7/8 "—63.18

21 5/16"—54.13

19 1/8 "—50.04

27 3 /8 "—69.53

21 3 /16 "—53.81

—2 5/16"5.87

— 3 1/8 "7.94

9 1/8 "23.18

4 1/8 "—10.48

— 4 1/16"10.32

— 3 1/4 "8.26

— 2 1/2 "6.35

5 5/8 "—14.29


Tip to tip deck Length: 11‘ 2 1/16” (340.51 cm)






Blanks per Box: 1- using 2- 10’8” boxessleeved.


Comments: New Terry Martin longboard blank contemporary new design. Great rental board, family board, lessons, or small tandem. Canalso be used for guns with rockeradjustment and width removal priorto gluing. Minimum stringer thicknessis 3/16”. Extension of the entire family.Very easy to net lots of width especiallywith the wide nose.

Specifications:

11 1/8 "—28.26

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