oak wheels work great because they are centralized. But most single bearing wheels perform the same/little better on ytrucks

MapleLeaf wrote:

Have you guys ever gotten wobble blackriver ramps?
Because more than 3 of mine are very wobbly, especially my funbox kinkledge.

To what extent are they wobbly? Just a little bit? It could be that one of the non slides has fallen off? Either that or your desk is bowed, my desk is bowed because of the weight of my pc, so the larger obstacles often wobble.

danny who is that in your profile picture ?

Boffey, ahaha, an old pic of him

MapleLeaf wrote:

Have you guys ever gotten wobble blackriver ramps?
Because more than 3 of mine are very wobbly, especially my funbox kinkledge.

how's the weather in where you are?

if it varies from humid to warm to cold then it's the weather that has warped your ramps.

put some nonsliders on some sides more than others.

MapleLeaf wrote:

Have you guys ever gotten wobble blackriver ramps?
Because more than 3 of mine are very wobbly, especially my funbox kinkledge.

Yea, i've gotten a few shitty blackriver ramps.

Are washers supposed to get stuck in wheels?

JakeC wrote:

Are washers supposed to get stuck in wheels?

wheels don't come with washers in them so no

I know but I have Icon wheels and the washers literally went in the wheels and I cant get them out

JakeC wrote:

I know but I have Icon wheels and the washers literally went in the wheels and I cant get them out

try pushing your hangers through and catching them on the way out

You mean the axel?

JakeC wrote:

You mean the axel?

yeah!

I recommend using Noco micro washers.... and use a pin or something thin nd durable to gently dig the washer out of the wheel.

No matter what I do they don't come out

Try banging it against the table? Try removing the bearing if you can. If you destroy the wheels though I am not responsible for it. If it doesn't affect performance, deal with it.

How do people make inlays on decks?

Zach wrote:

How do people make inlays on decks?

If you mean splits, some make it by hand others buy wooden inlay, line them up and press them in a deck like a ply.

Zach wrote:

How do people make inlays on decks?

There are different ways to do splits but here's the quick and dirty description of the way that works best for me. I lay a paper drawing over two pieces of veneer, tape them all together at the end and carefully cut everything out with an exacto knife so that all the pieces match together. Then I match the positives with the negatives, lay tape on the side facing out, glue it to the other plies like any board, sprinkle unicorn dander on the top and bottom pieces of the mold and press them until the glue cures.

Unicorn dander yes

BeastPants wrote:

Zach wrote:

How do people make inlays on decks?

There are different ways to do splits but here's the quick and dirty description of the way that works best for me. I lay a paper drawing over two pieces of veneer, tape them all together at the end and carefully cut everything out with an exacto knife so that all the pieces match together. Then I match the positives with the negatives, lay tape on the side facing out, glue it to the other plies like any board, sprinkle unicorn dander on the top and bottom pieces of the mold and press them until the glue cures.

hahahahahahahaha

Will I get in trouble for making a creepypasta thread in the off topic section?

No XD I want to see it!

Anyway, is it bad to have your wheels snug? They aren't tight, just don't move side to side Just don't wanna mess up my wheels, if it can...

^That's the idea of BRT's.

well, i'm using shaped trucks with a tech deck bushing on them, acting as a spacer , i have sub flows on....

which are better? flatface wheels or winkler? pls giv a reason why one is better