the grand wheels are around 7 in grippiness

are reps a goodthing? I just noticed I have 36 of them  

movin-like-burnie wrote:

are reps a goodthing? I just noticed I have 36 of them  

yes i think but y me have -1

alright sweet
immm not to sure, I don't even know how I got so many tbh lol, I think ppl are just starting to like me better on here?

Hey I'm building a concrete park and I'm sifting the concrete mix to get the large rocks out. I have sifted it really thin already but there are still tiny pebbles in it, would it be okay if I bought an even smaller sifter and sifted it even more thin or will it not dry right if I totally wipe out all the rocks and pebbles and go super thin?

AfunnyFATman wrote:

Are grand fingers ghost ride wheel any good?

How grippy are they from 1 to 10?

They are about as grippy as flatface white wheels (D material) but they have tiny ridges likeac real skate wheel, so it makes them feel a bit more grippy. Ywheels would be more grippy, but these Grand Ghost Rides are definitely the smoothest and overall nicest wheels I've ever owned. Get some

GunnerBoser wrote:

AfunnyFATman wrote:

Are grand fingers ghost ride wheel any good?

How grippy are they from 1 to 10?

They are about as grippy as flatface white wheels (D material) but they have tiny ridges likeac real skate wheel, so it makes them feel a bit more grippy. Ywheels would be more grippy, but these Grand Ghost Rides are definitely the smoothest and overall nicest wheels I've ever owned. Get some

Wanna have some grands now! Also, are reps gone now? Seems like it was changed again or I just didn't read the announcements.

I'm definitely going to try and pick up some grand wheels and maybe try some ace tape v3 from TNP Thursday

I heard that tape is pretty good, hopefully it's grippy! Hopefully grand wheels are just below oaks on grippiness. ( grippy enough to love but not get dirty and need cleaning every 2 seconds lol

what oak wheels color lasts the longest?

Dylan . wrote:

what oak wheels color lasts the longest?

Black

Dylan . wrote:

what oak wheels color lasts the longest?

dylan z? dmzfb is that u

GunnerBoser wrote:

Dylan . wrote:

what oak wheels color lasts the longest?

Black

thanks

GunnerBoser wrote:

Dylan . wrote:

what oak wheels color lasts the longest?

Black

lol

What lights are best for making edits?

Twest wrote:

What lights are best for making edits?

I'd say flexible desk lamp with a white fluorescent bulb (don't get cheap ones because they can be yellowish and give bad light)

Thanks dude :)Also i have another question.

Im looking into some cameras right now, this one looks very nice but i have little to no knowledge about cameras. I was hoping someone could tell me whether this is a good deal or not, and if it will will record video.

This is the camera:
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/pho/4114413616.html

And this is the video. Will this camera look anything like this footage?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb6v4-uRHVE

Trevor, i use the nikon d3100 which is only like 400 dollars with a lense. It takes really nice video. Id highly recommend it. Heres one of my old old videos to show the quality..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65hHtaSGdP4

Thanks Eric! That's definitely the quality i want. Is it $400 new with a lens?

http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-14-2MP-Digital-18-55mm-3-5-5-6/dp/B003ZYF3LO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382319991&sr=8-1&keywords=nikon+d3100

$445 brand new with lens. Very worth it.

Well, I won't suggest you buying a camera with a kit lens. They will not give you a good result. Search for a 50mm 1.8 lens maybe, they aren't expensive. It will give you a nice depth of field, they will let more light in, you will be able to set a higher shutter speed and have better slow mo's. Tbh I haven't tried nikon, but kit lenses aren't the best choice.

Are ywheels any good?

Arapoib wrote:

Are ywheels any good?

I am finding my Y's are a great smooth ride but in my opinion they are a little too soft.

neztek wrote:

Arapoib wrote:

Are ywheels any good?

I am finding my Y's are a great smooth ride but in my opinion they are a little too soft.

Ywheels are great for ys since they are dual bearings. The set of ywheels I got are the new ones and so far they aren't soft or grippy.

How are ywheels compared to oak wheels? More or less grippy and do they attract as much dirt?

AfunnyFATman wrote:

How are ywheels compared to oak wheels? More or less grippy and do they attract as much dirt?

IIRC Ywheels are much more grippy than oaks. They changed their formula though so I wouldn't count on what I say.