I have been working this week out at the Del Mar Housing Projects factory building some new mounts for the different camera housings I have built in the past. Creating the new mounts will allow me to capture some new angles and fresh perspectives of the surfing experience when used with the different cameras in my arsenal. It has been a really busy week as I have been running all over town to gather all of the items I will want for my trip to Hawai'i that is coming up quickly, and at night I have been out at the factory. A lot of work goes into the camera housing and mount production including sanding, prepping, laying up carbon fiber with epoxy resins, measuring, setting angles, more sanding, heckling, trimming, more lay-ups, dremmelling, drilling, and even more sanding. Good thing there is an awesome crew of friends out there to keep me smiling and inspired, while they put in some long hours creating the best underwater camera housings in the world. Check them out!
Erik Hjermstad, the mad scientist at the controls
Pineapple guavas, pomegranates, persimmons, and avocados, Dinner of Champions!
Sanding workstation
The workshop, where the magic happens
The workshop, where the magic happens
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