Guys calm down please, this isn't FFi , lets enjoy the eye candy Private press has to offer

Zink wrote:

Guys calm down please, this isn't FFi , lets enjoy the eye candy Private press has to offer

haha FFI..This has been a fun read more ppl need to put in 2 cents instead of 2 words lol

I know theres nothing wrong with how your pressing them Lynn ...I thought gunner was jokeing or being sarcastic......does anybody have an idea of how they are made so thin? I guess not lol.. You cant really get a thin deck without pressing it properly.. I know Chad knows all about pressing shit lol..anyway I love the look of these decks!

I don't think ANY picture can tell you what a deck looks like in detail.. you cant really tell if something isn't prefect until its in your hands and you can see it for yourself. Unless of course its a huge flaw and looks like feces.

I know you put a ton of work into this company cause you have legit pictures and a HUGE selection of decks and I see nothing but consistency and progress from your posts!

I need to get the 90's shape so sick!!

Whoa! Thanks so much for all the amazing positive feedback!
But pleeze keep it civil.

Actually Gunner, I think what you see in those
images has to do with one very real problem that I have:

I don't own any proper Nikon or Canon type camera. All images are taken with my iphone 4S which by default has a very strong wide lense.
If you own an iphone, try taking a picture of something geometric eg with parallel structures. You'll see it will all look bent and twisted on the image.
One way to fix this is to take all images from
a greater distance, but that means losing redolution and fine detail.

If you received one of these decks (of which all four represent a different shape), you'd see that they're perfectly symmetrical and evenly pressed. Every deck is in the press for at least 24h, left to cure for at least 5 days. And if anything seems off, then I'll simply toss it

huggiemanbearpig wrote:

Well Woob, atleast he attempts to give constructive criticism, there was honestly nothing wrong with that, but you know Mikkel comes in and says some random bullshit, and acts as though he runs the place, and he is supported by all of you followers. Mocking his company name had absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand.    Sorry that's just my two cents...but keep up the great work.

Finding flaws that are not really there is not really constructive criticism, and Gunner is notoriously known for doing so. Maybe it's not so weird that people feel the need to say something against it every once in a while.

And since when is an opinion random bullshit? And actually dude, i am part of the group that run this place, so i don't see why that is wrong lol. If you have a problem with what i post PM me about it, cause i really can't see how i'm posting random bullshit.


That said, i don't think we should make pages upon pages of OT in Lynn's thread, would rather see some more sweet decks!

Here are some setup examples for the current stock.

Starting off with the 90s shape in 5-Ply extra thin:

Next up, the 7-ply cruiser:

7-Ply split:

All three of those...
WHAT THE FUCK?! SO NICE.
I need to find some money and pick one up holy Schlittz.

Those look amazing
From shape, to craftsmanship, to the look of it. Amazing!

The lacquer on the last deck really did it for me. I need to get one soon.

Private Press is definitely on my Top 5 list on decks I want to try

keep it up Lynn!

AmandaW wrote:

Private Press is definitely on my Top 5 list on decks I want to try

keep it up Lynn!

Thanks Amanda!

Now, just succumb to the temptation and get yourself one  

Some more setup-pics, 7-ply:

Another 7-ply:

and another one, 7 plies as well:

Whoooa!! These look sick as fuckkk! Wanna buy some splits. These are just inlays though right? Nothing wrong with them, just asking.

Oscar V. wrote:

Whoooa!! :oThese look sick as fuckkk! Wanna buy some splits. These are just inlays though right? Nothing wrong with them, just asking.

Correct, they're inlays  

these decks look sick as fook super thin great work mate, Just a heads up chill out on switching the ytrucks about there known for the bases plate stripping after switching decks alot

when will there be more of the 90s snub nose shapes available?

callumfb95 wrote:

these decks look sick as fook super thin great work mate, Just a heads up chill out on switching the ytrucks about there known for the bases plate stripping after switching decks alot

The trucks are only set on the deck for display so its not scratched or any imprint s left in the deck.

Trent Witcher wrote:

callumfb95 wrote:

these decks look sick as fook super thin great work mate, Just a heads up chill out on switching the ytrucks about there known for the bases plate stripping after switching decks alot

The trucks are only set on the deck for display so its not scratched or any imprint s left in the deck.

i was talking about the trucks not the deck if he keeps changing them onto other decks the base plates, more than likely will strip the threads on them thens its new base plates/trucks tackle fuck 20 euros+ shipping for base plates haha

Decks look Gnarly.

callumfb95 wrote:

Trent Witcher wrote:

callumfb95 wrote:

these decks look sick as fook super thin great work mate, Just a heads up chill out on switching the ytrucks about there known for the bases plate stripping after switching decks alot

The trucks are only set on the deck for display so its not scratched or any imprint s left in the deck.

i was talking about the trucks not the deck :Pif he keeps changing them onto other decks the base plates, more than likely will strip the threads on them thens its new base plates/trucks tackle fuck 20 euros+ shipping for base plates haha

No he meant the trucks weren't actually screwed into the deck, but placed on top, so the bases won't strip due to frequent changing.

appleyard14 wrote:

when will there be more of the 90s snub nose shapes available?

Actually the next stock will almost entirely consist of 90s shapes