Hey guys these are two new companies that i've started. One is a fingerboard team, http://minitrickz.blogspot.com/ and the other is a deck making company http://salvationfingerboards.blogspot.com/ our boards are available on ebay for $5 each, username: salvationdecks
and please, honest opinions only.

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mikkel not even funny

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

Just to clear this up. They are not cardboard!

you forgot to type the password for the ebay account?

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before starting making decks you should improve them .... they don't look good

Ryan wrote:

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

Dude, you're a moderator. Be more mature.

yeekevin wrote:

Ryan wrote:

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

Dude, you're a moderator. Be more mature.

I was actually quoting what Ian had said to everyone in his thread.

Sorry man, looks like your decks need some improvement. Are you using a proper mold? The holes look slightly sloppy because of possibly the paint job? In one of the pictures the plies look like they're already splitting a little. Maybe before you try to sell them, try to perfect a few decks first then post em here and see what other people think.

EDIT:
Also, it looks like you cut out the deck's shape first, then glue them together. Try not to do that. You need to sand the edges to create a proper shape. Practice makes perfect, maybe make a few revisions, then see how those turn out before you spend time and effort posting them online for sale.

Ryan wrote:

yeekevin wrote:

Ryan wrote:

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

Dude, you're a moderator. Be more mature.

I was actually quoting what Ian had said to everyone in his thread.

I know, but don't spark up another argument.

It's not sparking up another argument, it's putting things in perspective for Ian, so maybe he can see why people aren't on their knees to get one of his decks.

yeekevin wrote:

Ryan wrote:

yeekevin wrote:

Ryan wrote:

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

Dude, you're a moderator. Be more mature.

I was actually quoting what Ian had said to everyone in his thread.

I know, but don't spark up another argument.

Fair enough. I'll lay off Ian I was only trying to show you how frustrating it was when people were critiquing your decks and you gave them a response like that. Kevin's right though about sparking another argument so like I said I'll lay off.

Mikkel S wrote:

It's not sparking up another argument, it's putting things in perspective for Ian, so maybe he can see why people aren't on their knees to get one of his decks.

You know what i mean, man.

yeekevin wrote:

Sorry man, looks like your decks need some improvement. Are you using a proper mold? The holes look slightly sloppy because of possibly the paint job? In one of the pictures the plies look like they're already splitting a little. Maybe before you try to sell them, try to perfect a few decks first then post em here and see what other people think.

EDIT:
Also, it looks like you cut out the deck's shape first, then glue them together. Try not to do that. You need to sand the edges to create a proper shape. Practice makes perfect, maybe make a few revisions, then see how those turn out before you spend time and effort posting them online for sale.

Thanks Man, i appreciate the advice.

Ryan wrote:

yeekevin wrote:

Ryan wrote:

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

Dude, you're a moderator. Be more mature.

I was actually quoting what Ian had said to everyone in his thread.

Ryan, I said I more lot less aimed that toward Kyle Ashley because he said my decks look like tech decks... Which is really insulting to me. I didn't mean to sound like it was directed toward you. Sorry.

These honestly don't look bad. Guys, give him a break. With some more practice these could be good.

Ryan wrote:

ianbryce199 wrote:

Those look like pieces of cardboard... You have a lot of work to do before you can even think about selling decks.

You're just a hater that's a fan in denial.

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Kingsley. wrote:

I love tear drops on my guitar

come on dude don't do this on this thread -_- if you're not gonna try and help then please don't comment with your dickhead attitude which you're so notorious for.

As for the decks,

I recommend pressing the decks as a rectangle together, then shaping the board into the oval shape they normally are by using a bower sanding device of some sort. Your holes could use a bit of work too. When you drill, make sure you're using a drill bit that is sharp and in tact. I suggest drilling slowly and maybe use a drill press if you own one. If you don't that's fine. I don't either, haha.

Maybe clean up the paint job too man, as it does give the decks a slightly sloppy look. However hand painted decks aren't really too common anymore, so maybe you could do something sick with the idea and it could take off.

The shape looks like it may have been molded between two tech decks. If you want to press decks properly I suggest investing in some mold making materials or maybe a mold that is already made. You can find them pretty much everywhere you look online.

Hope this advice can be of some use to you. Good luck, man!

Thanks gunner. I appreciate all non hateful advice.