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A Tour continued

Tools of the trade.

A Tour of the Lab(s)

Welcome to the O-fficial Buckleyworks Design/Build Lab(s) Photo Tour.

This portent is along the bike route to the Lab(s).

Enjoy, but please keep your hands AND feet inside the car at all times, and enjoy the rest of your day here at Buckleyworks.

The Legend of Frank Plankton (Part the First)

Here at Buckleyworks, we love a good story, whether it's 100% true or not. Some of the better ones seem to be a careful blend of truth and what we wished was true. So with no further adieu, here's the beginning of one we heard recently involving the initial creation of our HandPlank division:

"A few years back, just down the coast from your town,
there was talk around Beatnik Beach regarding some sort of dune dwelling denizen,
who built his own driftwood shanty-shack
outta' the wood that ebbed and flowed it's way onto that particular piece of coast,
where said seaside squatter happened to let his toes dig into the sand
and feel as rooted as one can be.

Frank Plankton as he later came to be known,
rarely ventured into town;
preferring to make his way between the dunes and the ocean;
beachcombing, looking for supplies, fishing for dinner,
and foraging for whatever might be good stuff to turn into something else."

...and this I hope will become our motto, if you will:

Good stuff turned into something else.

The lab(s) are abuzz

The Spring production season is treating us right here at buckleyworks! The lab(s) are full of dust, the door is swung wide open letting in a bit of late afternoon sun, and the word in the alley is that some new handplanks are in production.

Here's a little preview of what's been happening:

Say hello to my new mad genius mancrush

A Little Sunday Inspiration

"If Don Knotts can do it, I can do it." Repeat three times.

Now get out there and make something; ya don't get these kinds of signs from the heavens everyday. If anyone asks what yer doing, tell 'em Don Knotts sent ya.

Lost film footage, Ocean City, MD way back when, and surf travel. What's not to love about this.

OUT THERE "Trailer" from Six Stair on Vimeo.

Sailing the Seas of Cheese

Myself and fellow roustabout, J. Fulcher at The Chesapeake Maritime Museum, and Grain Surfboards in Maine, respectively. Both deemed "research" trips for future projects and therefore worthy of a day(s) misspent.

Available Pieces

"Coast:Right"
$150

"Coast:Left"
$150

"Flotsam"
$150

"Adrift"
$65

"The Tail Was All He Saw"
$125