Hi mate just wondering if your the same guy who has been making the Original KAOS boards here in WA for years?? Noticed your pic www.seabreeze.com.au/gallery/gallery.asp?imageid=2237
those boards are decomposing in the grassy knoll surrounded by daisy's.
packing crate and footstraps heading for the composter.
any shots of them boosting big....?
eh kaos?
well they are alot better than drop, element, jamie pro, ect.... really really smooth and the wood core takes all the shock i rate them highly and would boost big because you would be able to hold a sick edge at very high speeds
hey greenlander as soon as i find a camera that can zoom out far enough and doesnt blur trying to keep up .
perhaps its time to put all those years of wisdom (and there are quite alot ) to show everyone how good you are at making kite boards - as you seem to know so much on what is good and should be able to make the best board on the market with your first attempt.
The only problem i can see you having is that it will be built in Australia and you seem to have a problem with supporting locally made products .
dont worry i wont bring them to the gold coast so you wont loose any bussiness . what ever happened to the carefree sailboard builder who did it for the enjoyment .
it seems he grew up . became a businessman and despises anything that he cant make a buck off !
to kaze
i have made sailboards for a long time but just started building kite boards . so not sure if iam the kaos you are thinking of
i rode alot of boards and couldnt find any thing that suited me , as i have been making epoxy sandwich boards for seven years it not much of a problem to build a custom for myself . i can have the latest design with all the good stuff inside and a timber finish and know that i have a one of kind board made in west australia for half of the retail price, isn't a bad thing 
lol kaos, i'll just take my tongue out of my cheek and say good on you for building boards and i certainly encourage anyone to do the same who wishes to experience the fun involved in the pursuit.
unfortunatly my epoxy days are over, as when i go near even epoxy fumes my skin breaks out in red weeping welts
a side effect of working with the stuff for 20+ years. i really miss not being able to make boards and i really like following construction, material and technique threads here. so keep on doing what you're doing.
Nah different guy kaze,with a similar name.I'm still makin em but not many these days,only for friends and me.finished one a couple of eweeks ago,it looks good.
Rest in peace croc man
good winds
karl
