Fin Storage

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ploppy
ploppy
QLD
167 posts
QLD, 167 posts
8 Dec 2008 9:14pm
Have just finished racking out my windsurf trailer,have got the boards,sails,booms & masts all nicely packed inside.
But finding somewhere to store the fins is giving me a headache.

I have 8 fins ranging from 35-75cm, got space on the inside of the rear door that is obviously the best place to mount them but can't figure out the best way to do it.

Anybody got a good solution.
Gestalt
Gestalt
QLD
14952 posts
QLD, 14952 posts
8 Dec 2008 9:19pm
you could rivet some mesh bags to the door.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23645 posts
WA, 23645 posts
8 Dec 2008 8:19pm
Bit of pine with slots routed in it so they fit snugly (bases in the wood) ..... or so they slide thru and hang?

sausage
sausage
QLD
4874 posts
QLD, 4874 posts
8 Dec 2008 10:36pm
Cut them into a block of EPS foam or .....

Haggar could rent his foot out to you.

Haggar
Haggar
QLD
1670 posts
QLD, 1670 posts
8 Dec 2008 11:10pm
sausage said...

Cut them into a block of EPS foam or .....

Haggar could rent his foot out to you.




#$@&^***
Why not put them in a Sausage Bag
Gestalt
Gestalt
QLD
14952 posts
QLD, 14952 posts
8 Dec 2008 11:11pm
sausage said...

Cut them into a block of EPS foam or .....

Haggar could rent his foot out to you.




LMAO
sausage
sausage
QLD
4874 posts
QLD, 4874 posts
9 Dec 2008 12:48am
Haggar said...

sausage said...

Cut them into a block of EPS foam or .....

Haggar could rent his foot out to you.




#$@&^***
Why not put them in a Sausage Bag


Haggar,
Apologies if I have offinded you.
elmo
elmo
WA
8890 posts
WA, 8890 posts
9 Dec 2008 12:02am
sausage said...

Haggar said...

sausage said...

Cut them into a block of EPS foam or .....

Haggar could rent his foot out to you.




#$@&^***
Why not put them in a Sausage Bag


Haggar,
Apologies if I have offinded you.


Waiting4wind
Waiting4wind
NSW
1871 posts
NSW, 1871 posts
9 Dec 2008 7:14am
Use some bungy cord and pin it to the door at intervals roughly the width of a fin. Then you just slide the fins into the slots. May be worthwhile a second row of slots for the longer fins to save them slapping around while in transit. I've used this for other bits like extensions and bases, it's cheap and easy.
ploppy
ploppy
QLD
167 posts
QLD, 167 posts
21 Dec 2008 8:43am
Hi

Thanks for suggestions guys, this is what i came up with inthe end. Was tempted with the bungee cord but decided there would be too much movement, as it is all the fins fit snugly and there is no lateral movement.


Scotf
Scotf
QLD
1241 posts
QLD, 1241 posts
31 Dec 2008 10:21am
I used a piece of square section pvc downpipe, which has been working quite well because it secures the fin at two points making it nice and secure.

I just milled identical slots top and bottom on the thinnest side of the pipe around the same size as my fins and fixed it to the lid of my equipment box.

A router would do just as good a job as a mill or alternatively you may be able to drill some starter holes and use a hot stanley blade to remove the centre sections.
Richiefish
Richiefish
QLD
5612 posts
QLD, 5612 posts
31 Dec 2008 11:21am
milk crate ?
Wet Willy
Wet Willy
TAS
2317 posts
TAS, 2317 posts
31 Dec 2008 1:57pm
ploppy said...

Hi

Thanks for suggestions guys, this is what i came up with inthe end. Was tempted with the bungee cord but decided there would be too much movement, as it is all the fins fit snugly and there is no lateral movement.





Nice setup...you are good to GO!!!!!

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