Making A Skateboard | Kumiko Trick | Woodworking

[@CLove511]

You friggin genius. This channel is such a great subscription, you're one of the few I turn AdBlock off for.

[@lincolndickerson1293]

This is totally amazing! I mean the end product is amazing but what is more spectacular is how you apply the tools in unconvential yet perfectly safe ways. I am in awe, that rarely happens. 🤯

[@nickster0007]

Amazing as always! Just rediscovered your channel again. So mad at the KZbin algorithms for stopping recommending your channel to me. Binge watching all the recent ones now!

[@tracywright9997]

This is a piece of art... worthy of display!

[@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie]

You're creativity and ingenuity amazes me... ALL.THE.TIME Excellent work! I would hate to get on it. Definitely would be used a wall art in my home lmao

[@rocktruckrob]

I love hickory strips… my favorite snack🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣great video… love kumiko👊✌️

[@weisnowhere]

This is incredible!

[@dcmirk]

I'm learning so much from the few videos you've got. Thanks!

[@spencerbass7142]

You come up with some of the most interesting projects utilizing the most unorthodox methods to build them. Your videos are very entertaining, that is a good thing.

[@EngineerMikeF]

That's like totally righteous dude! Now we're waiting for the POV insane downhill runs where Ur passing the cars

[@jimmylovesbikes]

You're on track to becoming a superstar! Incredible work.

[@steven_vogt]

I'm waaaaay too old to get on that board but I am still young enough to be impressed by you ingenuity and to want to make something like that :) Super job 👏👏👏👏

[@theoriginalmonstermaker]

Amazing steez and innovative methods... def deserving of more than 8k views : /

[@chrisu7022]

Thats some sick af woodworking skills

[@aidensaari3957]

This is literally amazing! Your skills amaze me beyond belief!!

[@wafflebeaver]

This must be one of the most difficult ways to build a wood skateboard. I like it

[@paulsuhreptz6358]

Absolutely awesome!! I have a longboard idea on my list of upcoming projects and this makes me even more excited to do it!

[@viracocha03]

Beautiful. I want a downhill board like that !!

[@kameljoe21]

That was super cool. Just the board would make for a really awesome side table top and drawers as well. i hope you plan to make something like this!

[@terristroh3965]

You did an excellent job on that inlay!

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

Thank you so much!

[@letttttttssssss_gooooooo]

Cool technique for the kumiko!

[@roar6428]

Ingenious solution for kumiko

[@ReclaimDesign]

Beautiful work Josh!

[@robb5207]

Mate u might not of done it the conventional way but u can't be disappointed with the end result. Fan-fucking-tastic lad u should be very proud of urself, u keep getting better and better every vid, so keep up with the hard work

[@bigburlymikesmswoodworking]

I really like your method of doing the kumiko strips. I might have to try that myself in the future. 👍

[@AJ-ln4sm]

Nice work Josh!

[@RestorationAustralia]

Wow, super cool👍👍👍

[@upperhandcustoms11]

Beautiful results

[@jennifereckerman862]

Super cool!

[@blacktalonbased]

Fantastic! What kind of rotary bits did you use?

[@lindakleckner215]

Yeah, 🛹 I like❤️! I wanna make one!

[@stevezielonko1386]

Never heard the term"pennyboard" before. Outstanding work. The wheels look a bit odd ?

[@JGerm]

Wow ! Awesome !!

[@KotRyszard]

So much work....!

[@seanwinston8338]

Another amazing build! By the way, where is that giant belt sander you made? It seems like it would've come in handy on this project!

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

Currently taken apart in the back ground of my shop. I started to make some up grades to it a few months ago but got distracted lol

[@hollytaylor9421]

So cool!!!!

[@randallellis6472]

what kind of wheels are those?

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

They are called shark wheels. there weird shape is supposed to make them ride alot smoother but I can't tell much of a difference.

[@BillHartCooks.]

Nice!

[@colh5910]

Hi Josh. What a great piece of work, well done. I wondered if you knew how many hours it took you to construct approximately? Regards Col.

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

The project it's self never takes too long, it's all the thinking and testing I do before hand that makes the projects take 2 months lol. Once I knew how I was going to make it, the board only took me maybe 4-5 days and most of that was just waiting for glue to dry.

[@colh5910]

@@JoshWrightWoodworking Thanks Josh. I think it would be interesting for us to see some of those experiments occasionally to know about the journey.. Even the failures can be useful learning points. Anyway thanks again for sharing. Regards Col.

[@randyjackson5159]

Awesome 👍

[@mohd-obid]

Awesome 👍

[@FullRythym]

Why are you using your offcuts as the working pieces? Usually the work piece should be touching the fence, and then you don't have to adjust the fence for every cut as well.

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

Strips are too thin. I would tear up my push sticks and not be as accurate.

[@toddcorey3190]

Genius!

[@joeburdick4340]

Dude this is sweet

[@djwindkind]

dude, you need some soothing music! your work is amazing, but sound is sososososososo important for the viewing experience. and, when you get more secure about you talking, please explain what you are doing. so we can join your journey and process. carry on!

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

I agree, I want music in the videos but when I used to put music in my videos a lot of people hated it and I would get false copy right claims all the time. Also I try to explain only what I think needs to be explained so I don't interrupt the video too much. If you have any specific questions let me know. Thanks for watching👍

[@djwindkind]

@@JoshWrightWoodworking 1. of all, ppl will always complain. if you want to play music, do it. the video, as the skateboard, are your creations. treat videos with the same love as you do your physical projects. both ate your babies, make them the way you like, give them all your love and ppl will love them as well. 2. its less about the need to be explained and more the journey, the story, the tale of this unique, one in the universe (probably, depends on the theory ;) ) item. like this you take the viewer on a ride, open up your head and smtimes soul... but as i said, take your time, get more secure, and expand, put more and more love into the videos. Hook (goal, reason to watch the video, maybe a glimpse of the result) Road (production, problems and the way you overcame them, the meat of the video) Climax (finished product, b roll, using the product, possible teaser for next) and thank you for creating!

[@wanderingsailor5503]

Nah, it's more relaxing and easier to follow without the music.

[@ravialbury7076]

😇 Ｐｒⓞм𝕠𝕤𝐌

[@danielburgess2100]

do a kickflip

[@JoshWrightWoodworking]

Did a 50/50 boneless off camera

[@gregsellshomesaz]

I'm totally stealing the idea!!