camber

The mold determines the camber of a ski. The camber is the skis shape if you looked at facing the sidewall. It determines the skis contact points, how curved up the tip and tail are, and how far the ski sits off the snow. It affects how floaty/poppy/grippy/buttery/snappy the ski will feel.

Camber is generally selected for the terrain type and ski style. The following molds are available for ski building so far!

All Mountain

playful, poppy, floaty

Park

full symmetric, super poppy, low angle contact area for improved buttering

Adjustable Mold

Adjustable, traditional camber, lengths between 100 -200 cm

The final shape of the ski is +/- 5 millimeters from the mold itself depending on the ski/snowboards thickness.
The ski doesn't run all the way to the top of the curve of the tip or tail, only about 5cm tall.
Take a few centimeters off the mold length for final ski length(depending on tip/tail shape).

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