Making the WORLDS LIGHTEST SKATEBOARD Carbon Fiber, Titanium, Magnesium

[@TAEYYO]

My only complaints: Not doing a boardslide with it, and not putting the grip-tape on before screwing the trucks in. Otherwise cool!

[@matteonicoli]

love this project!

[@Jokers_9453]

Very cool. Have you thought of using the pourable grip tape? The only one i could find was Lucid. If you are using the board regularly, that may not work since it would make it extremely hard to replace the tape.

[@davidmccauley7068]

Never even heard of that!

[@nicholasgeorge7825]

So rad. Next level. Really.

[@Chet73]

Awesome!!!

[@davidmccauley7068]

Thank you!

[@joshuafrederiksen]

It would be really rad to have a deck like this in like a 10.5 old school fish shape. Those old big boys are soo heavy but carbon fiber foam core would make it feel like a 7.5 popsicle! Cool video!

[@davidmccauley7068]

@@joshuafrederiksen I would like to do that too! I wonder if you could sell them for enough to justify the work

[@joshuafrederiksen]

@@davidmccauley7068 you could likely get $200 to $300 for an old school shape if it was nice and clean looking etc. I noticed on the one in the video the carbon fiber gets a little messy where the seam is. You could paint the one side where the seam ends up to hide it for a nicer finish.

[@maurosalazar9799]

Sweet board, wish I could do a fakie big spin on it 🤘🏼

[@A.Gringo-hs9wf]

it's interesting, but it would be more interesting if you made it out of solid carbon fiber, without that internal filler. try it next time, i think it will be much cooler

[@davidmccauley7068]

Yeah but that defeats the purpose of making it light!

[@DavidMadeira29]

Orbs, then I guess I liked Kelley's Bonez wheels on that VX vaporub that much, Dude. Namasté.