What wood is used to make fingerboards?
What wood is used to make fingerboards?
In this video tutorial I’ll you show my process for making wooden fingerboards! I made this deck using standard 0.6mm wood veneers and a Gator fingerboard mold. The woods I used were Maple and Santos Rosewood. You can find inexpensive fingerboard molds on Ebay – follow the links below to find your own mold.
How to make a strong Tech Deck step by step?
How to make a strong tech deck out of paper and other material. Steps. Get some box of cereal or something like the box. Get a tech deck with out trucks. Trace the tech deck on the cereal box or something like it. After getting the amount you want, find how many ply you want.
How can I change the colour of my Tech Deck?
Take out a SHARP knife, and cut a line between the two back bolts, so you can see the plastic behind the griptape. Then, either keep it like that, or use a different coloured sharpie (orange, blue, red, anything! even black, for an emo deck!) and colour the brown rim of the Tech-Deck.
How to do ollies on a Tech Deck?
It incorporates an ollie with a 90-degree turn. Using the standard finger position, push your board at an angle toward a ledge or other object. As you get close pop your board into an ollie with a 90-degree twist and push down to land the center of your board on the ledge.
How to make a Tech Deck out of cereal?
Get some box of cereal or something like the box. Get a tech deck with out trucks. Trace the tech deck on the cereal box or something like it. After getting the amount you want, find how many ply you want. Then cut them out. After cutting them out glue the ply together. Bend the tail to the right amount.
How to make a strong tech deck out of paper and other material. Steps. Get some box of cereal or something like the box. Get a tech deck with out trucks. Trace the tech deck on the cereal box or something like it. After getting the amount you want, find how many ply you want.
Where do you Put your finger on a Tech Deck?
Place your middle finger right behind the Tech Deck logo. Place your ring finger on the back of the board. Smack down the tail of the board and at the same time try to move the board forward while keeping your fingers on the board. Land the board while still coming forward. Ride away looking cool while your friends stare in awe.
Take out a SHARP knife, and cut a line between the two back bolts, so you can see the plastic behind the griptape. Then, either keep it like that, or use a different coloured sharpie (orange, blue, red, anything! even black, for an emo deck!) and colour the brown rim of the Tech-Deck.
It incorporates an ollie with a 90-degree turn. Using the standard finger position, push your board at an angle toward a ledge or other object. As you get close pop your board into an ollie with a 90-degree twist and push down to land the center of your board on the ledge.