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looking good!
Don't wait up, I'm off to kill Summer....
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hint: make your diecut graphics so that when cut, they are as few pieces as possible.
The red die cut is 8 pieces total.
Aside from making it manageable to assemble, it keeps the price down.
So far after ordering materials, shipping, cutting, assembling, shipping back, it's still less $$$ than a subbed base :)
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who did the die cutting for you?
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Brazen did that red base. Came out really nice.
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just did this one today, the iso nylon tops rule :), hope they hold up to abuse

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looks cool!
Topsheet from Miller?
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no but i think he's got the same stuff! :)
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better shot of our 2013 production deck,
got to a studio and got some good photography for our site:

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our first custom graphic deck!
Debbie ordered this up for her husband Tom for Christmas. Needless to say he was super stoked :).
Simple graphic, but it took me a lot of work to get it cropped clean.

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shoot, not sure that's gonna work
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Here's a new proto. 157 twin a little soft with super deep sidecut:

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So these are the first of boards where almost all of the work was done by us.
Except for graphics, and a core blank.
I milled the core profile and shape, milled the sidewalls, tip fill, etc on our machine. All the parts fit exact. More precise than what I was getting from other folks. Feels good :)
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sweet base graphic!
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falls, thanks, that one started out just as a joke.
Just got a new topsheet graphic done (i finally gave up the graphics to someone with skills )
and it's going to blow minds :).
Because we all know graphics are everything ;)


The topsheet graphic in the one above:
team rider Matt Behre made the background on his floor with a bunch of paint color swatches and glue.
I had a photographer digitize it. It originally had skulls but i discovered they were someone elses work. The sheep head backgrounds are from nasa public release photographs. The effects around the heads and words was a result of me trying out every single filter effect in inkscape. Lots of really cool ones!!!
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one of my favorites to date:

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