My decks are made with 3 or 4 plies depending on the veneer I use, but they're still just as strong as a five ply deck. They're an all around medium shape, as you can see. My decks are 3-4 plies because my veneer is a little thick to go anymore than that. HOWEVER, these are rounded perfectly, drilled & countersunk perfectly, and lacquered perfectly. You would be paying for just the deck, but if I do get tape in the future, I'll make sure anyone who's bought one gets a piece. You will not be disappointed with these decks. The decks are $8 shipped. If you want to buy one then PM me on here or on YouTube@ https://www.youtube.com/user/YesIDriveAPrius?feature=mhee


Peace.

no offence, but they need a tiny bit of work.

3 plys just wont be as defined, get some new veneer. Holes are too close to the curve of the kicks, so the trucks wont lie straight. Truck holes aren't straight either.

Otherwise, very nice looking I like the shape

Basically. Just clean it up a little and get some color in there.

What everyone else said! Some improvements are needed!

I would consider getting a new shape... I think you just need more practice on making decks. More consistent holes, etc.

I'm going to post some new pictures, because honestly I've been using the three ply deck all day, and there wasn't a thing wrong with it. I don't false advertise. The wheels base is set up so that the fulcrum point isn't unbalanced, but so that it pops easily and so that don't have any rollback on your regular tricks. I'll dye some veneer tonight and show you tomorrow after the deck is pressed and such. But Kerry, I don't like to argue about your opinion or anything, but the deck was overall crafted well. (no cockiness intended) And also, let's not forget that these aren't CNCed Berlinwoods or anything like that; They are 100% handmade by some kid in MN. Thanks for the constructive criticism, guys.

Yeah, not to be an ass, but Kerry is right. The holes look way off, you can see in the last picture that you've dripped into the kick a little bit. It's good that your confident about your company, but at least take a bit if criticism, your possible customers are giving you advice, and your trying to defend yourself by saying your deck has little to no flaws.

Okay man,

Here's coming from a kid who's been making 100% handmade decks in MN (for almost 5 years now)-Me.

It's great to be confident in your company's products and that you are laying out a little innovation to the scene, - 3 ply decks. Honestly, I've made one once and it did not turn out well; it was as floppy and deformed like an asian dick. But seriously just take criticism.

When people give you criticism in a positive way--- just take it. Most of us here like to see others succeed and be the best they can be and push them to be that way.

Don't argue about someones opinion.
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[quote="forgiven."] 3 ply decks. Honestly, I've made one once and it did not turn out well; it was as floppy and deformed like an asian dick.


nice comparison Ray.

Okay, Kerry and forgiven, would you like me to send you one? I'm really not trying to be over-confident or anything, but I'm trying to explain that I'm not a noob paper deck kid. The holes fit my Ytrucks, and they rolled straight. I'm not asking for a review, but I want you to see. Maybe I overreacted. I think that I thought it would have discouraged people to buy one. I lost my setup today and for the next couple weeks I'm gonna need to sell at least 12 decks in order to pay it off. Interested? O.o

I'll take one but I won't buy one. Atm..

I wasn't asking you to buy one; that'd be pretty poopy of me, being that you don't think they're ready for that yet. PM meh your shipping address, dude.

Here, Ray:



I tried to get as straight over the deck as I could. Also the shadow on the side makes the rounding look a little off. I'll probably put some more pictures up in a bit.

Oh and I didn't fill the split ply lines until after I took the picture, so your deck won't have the indents where the separate plies meet.

I see no relevancy as to what you've posted. If you're trying to troll, then go do it somewhere where it's tolerated.

TomasM wrote:

this was verry funny


and just take some constructive critisim

The quality of the decks look nice, however maybe you should invest money in some thinner veneer, and a machined mold. I'm not going to say they look terrible but 3 plies is not enough, no matter how thick it is. You need to get thinner veneer and use more plies because with five plies with the wood grains going opposite directions has the opportunity to be very strong. Don't use titebond use gorilla wood glue it's like $4 a bottle at walmart. It's a wonderful glue until you can afford epoxy
I wasn't saying you use titebond it was just a hint

I have made 3 ply decks with thick veneer. Its enough :p