That’s so cool! Miss spending time in the garage with my grandpa, always was a blast. Have fun!

David Jordon Miller thanks!

Ima going to just buy a mold but I gotta save a good amount of money

Lol me too my penny broke today

@@davidjordonmiller9686 mine died too

yooo, 3 years later, how did it end up? did u ever pick up the project ?

@@beferi made a few. Trying to sell them never worked out. So i just skated them for my self. Wasnt really worth my time anymore.

@@Icdezines were they comparable to the store bought ones at all?

@@befer it actually felt lighter and More snappy. Graphics wise, i dont have a silk screen. I used waterslide but waterslides come in sheets. So i couldn’t get the graphics as one full sheet. Plus considering the amount of work i had to put into it id have charge more then store bought. The catch is similar to my guitar making. When a robot is making it the value goes down. But when its hand made the value should go up. But then finding a buyer becomes more difficult when they compare it to mass produced versions..at least for me, lol im not the best salesman haha. So far its still holding up, but i haven’t skated in like 3 years now also haha

@@Icdezines quick question man. did you use plywood for the decks, or glued multiple pieces of veneer?

Yeah that website used to have a pdf file for it that shapes it to size but now it doesn't and I've been trying to find the pdf

Christian Devaul it’s under how to make a wood skateboard mold

www.diyskate.com/pdf/two.pdf

I understand what you’re saying about how sanding the two halves of the mold individually technically creates dissimilar pieces which means theres some variation in in the press resulting in a weaker (albeit very slightly I’m sure) board. I also understand how using more, thinner planks increases the resolution of the copies, so to speak but I don’t know how filler would make it more precise than just sanding from that point? Also, how did you decide an exact number like 20mm for the recommended plank thickness? Is this a standard that’s in use in the industry? I’m assuming you’re referring to something like a resin or epoxy as the filler but I’m trying to imagine applying it and I’m not experienced at all with any of it but I’d imagine, if it’s the right consistency, you can pour it on and/or use something like a large plastic putty knife and special brush but would it really be more consistent? I guess the force on gravity is pretty consistent lol but won’t it also cause more to pool up in the concaves? Maybe if you exaggerate the concaves on the template that would make up for it🤔

I like this idea, a bit ! What I like is the idea of using narrower material for the forms. I think that a cheap and readily available material such as MDF could be used. It comes in many thicknesses. What I don't like, is the original idea of sanding, or the idea of filling. I think that if a narrow material was used, the contours would be close enough to be left alone altogether. Let's assume 10mm MDF, I could work with that using a jigsaw, as I don't have access to a bandsaw. But having never tried this, it's all speculation. I will have to have a go. I want to make a topmount dropdeck longboard of a slightly more compact length than my other boards.

can't find the patterns, where are they please ?

There are 2 ways 1: Get a skateboard (Without the trucks) and trace it, make sure it’s still. 2: trace one half of a skateboard, cut it out, and then turn it around the other side and trace it.

I also wanted to know..

Right back at ya ;)

Momek p : Roarockit

Momek p grow one

@@bigdoinksinamish1265 and wait 50 years

Canadian maple ply wood?

eBay

reza nurfajri from normal skateboard sizes i would think that 35 inches length and (if your making an 8.0 ) and 9 to 11 inches width

@@AaronAllenScaryBusey thx dude

Buy one or get a job save up and buy one

www.diyskate.com/mold_02.html

I tried to make one of these molds and I would suggest you 230 mm * 890 mm * 50 mm. It is important that the thickness of the wood is at least 50 mm :)

@@tinoskateboarding95 thanks you very much.

In any hardware store :)

The song is good but the board came out amazing

you could buy the adhesive papers and just download png. images online of what you might want in order to get a transparent background image to use

btw, where were you able to get the beams shown in the video, couldn't find them in home depot

@@forze3944 the beams are 2x8 ("two by eight"), they're in the lumber aisle. Ask someone in an orange apron for help.

The width of a 2x8 is 1 1/2" each

Veneer man. Canadian maple.

@@kjbkarl Thanks.... It's been too long, since it was a holiday gift, but that is good info to know for next time. The stuff I ended up getting worked, but was a pinch thick. Still don't know what kind it is though :D The only thing it said on it was sustainable, plantation grown, and nontropical

I'm pretty sure it is every song to every make it into a Casey Neistat video averaged together to make the most generic Neistat-esque youtube background song of all time.

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zK3mjISkQyexChLLYiSJ3q407brhgtlP

I am with u man. It's all about the process, what makes each handmade deck priceless.

thicc

Check this out diyskate.com/diy-skateboards.html you'll find all the information you need :)

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how to ruin a original ´ Mudskin Cix´

This could be done with handtools and a jigsaw. Jigsaws are cheap too.

Take a wood shop class

Kilian Curral not if your kid ways 60 pounds. And you use Poplar.

Kilian Curral it's 7 layers

he is using 1/8 inch ply wood not veneers... 9 layers is 1 1/8" thick... nobody needs a board that thick

The average board is 6 layers of Canadian ply

@@lubednoodle 7 Canadian maple, 1/16 inch

1/16"

Is that centimeter or milimeter

Learn some manners

Me gusta los churros

ren as a joiner myself most wood working videos on KZfaq make me cringe

I don't think it was important enough to spread

DARWIN BALDWIN you’re supposed to put seven layers of maple not 3 if you only add three the board will snap mor like a Walmart board

@@hobojoe4494 Those three layers are thicker than the 7 layer. I do prefer seven layer of veener for flexing but if this works for the guy there is no need to follow the trend.

Walmart resells boards.

Yes, because there is only one way to do it. It’s in the Bible that way. Since Jesus had a cross made of maple and all skateboards are dedicated to Christ.

lmao you aren't actually tryna build one right? so just watch the video with spelling errors or not

Mispellings or not I actually it is the best tutorial at the moment for building skateboards :)