Signal Snowboards build video

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December 10th, 2009 2

Tons of snowboards are made in giant factories abroad by people who never snowboard. There are some fine exceptions, though, like my all-time favorite, Lib Technologies, based in Washington, and Signal Snowboards in California. Both offer boards handmade in the United States by snowboarders. Transworld Snowboarding is posting a 2-part series of videos featuring Signal owner/founder Dave Lee taking you on a tour of the factory and showing how they hand-make their snowboards. Check out Part 1:

Wanna take it to the next level and transform an existing snowboard into a backcountry splitboard? Check out Damien Scogin’s DIY in MAKE Volume 20 and get your build on.

2 thoughts on “Signal Snowboards build video”

Jonathan Brodie says:

December 10th, 2009 at 7:50 pm

Bean Snowboards are handmade in boston by three Alums of Northeastern University Engineering, in a garage! Very cool http://www.beansnowboarding.com