The Town of Light is a psychological adventure told in the first person. The story is set in Italy in the first half of the 20th Century in a place which really existed and has been meticulously reconstructed. The Town of Light is a psychological adventure told in the first person. The story is set in Italy in the first half of the 20th Century in a place which really existed and has been meticulously reconstructed. Exploring and interacting with the environment you will relive the history of the main character through her confused viewpoint and on.

Sheets of Grip Tape with or without your design. Blank grip is going to save you money but if you are looking to get grip tape printed with your graphic we offer those services as well. Custom Grip Tape Printing skateboard Manufacturer. Making quality custom skateboarding products for over 20 years. Design your own grip tape graphics for the top of your deck. New way to decorate the top of your deck with images that you like best.

Parts:Printed Vinyl: Check your local sign shop to see if they can print on to vinyl. You could also check with any companies that do vehicle graphics/wraps. Printed, laminated vinyl the size in the video should run you about $40. The deck I used was 7.5' wide, but the normal deck size is 8'. Give yourself an inch of bleed room in your design.

I attached a template for you to use.I haven't used them, but sells vinyl if you wanted to order online.Tools:Make your own soft squeegee with an old gift card and soft Velcro, or buy one. Placing the Vinyl:Lay the vinyl over the board and adjust your design by feeling out the edges on the left and right side. Next, feel for the top and bottom making sure the design is in the right place. Secure the vinyl with a piece of masking tape down the middle.Lay the Vinyl:Pull back one side of the vinyl making sure it doesn't crease. Remove the backing and cut it off with scissors. Pull the vinyl taught and squeegee down the center, moving towards the end.

Then, starting from the middle moving out, squeegee the top and bottom edges.If you have any problems with air bubbles, don't worry. Take your Exacto knife, or something sharp and poke tiny holes in the bubble and push the air out.Now that one side is applied, we can remove the masking tape. Pull up the vinyl on the unapplied side and remove the backing about half way. Pull the vinyl taught and squeegee down the center until you reach the backing. Now remove the rest of the backing and continue squeegeeing down the center towards the edge.

Just like the other side, apply the top and bottom by starting from the center and moving out.Trim the Vinyl:With your Exacto knife, trim the excess vinyl by angling it at 45 degrees and guiding it along the board with your finger. Unless you're an expert, the edge isn't going to turn out perfect, so don't let it bother you. The edge will get beat up when you start skating anyways! Laying the Grip Tape:Pull off the entire back of the grip tape and pull it taught.

With your fingers, feel for the lips on the left and right side of the board. Tack the grip tape on to those lips and push down onto the middle with both hands. Work your way from the center to the outside, tamping down the tape. If you have any problems with air bubbles, use the same technique we used on the vinyl.Scoring the Grip Tape:With the metal piece in our skate tool, score the edge of the board by scraping the grip tape. When that's finished, pull up the grip tape a little bit on the edges of the board to make it easier to cut.Cutting the Grip Tape:With your Exacto knife, cut a line from the edge towards the board. Then work your way around the board trimming the grip tape the same way we did the vinyl.Sanding the Edge:With one of the scrap pieces of grip tape, sand the edge of the tape applied to the board.

This will stop it from pulling up. Bearings usually have a shield on them. Some have shields on both sides, some have it on one.

If yours have them on both sides, don't worry about the orientation.Place 2 bearings onto an axle, shield side down. Take a wheel and place it onto the axle. Push down with some force so that the top bearing gets stuck in the wheel.

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Flip the wheel over and do the same for the other side. Take the wheel off the axle and place a washer onto the axle. Put the wheel back on and secure it with a washer and nut. Use the skate tool to tighten the nut.Make sure that you keep the wheel loose enough that it can spin freely. You want to ride fast don't you?!Repeat this for the other 3 wheels and the board is done!

Anyone worried about scratches from doing slides could pick up some of the old protectors that where screwed to the bottom of the board, ya can still get them on Ebay -! Ya could make your own custom ones to match the vinyl, out of materials that blend with the design. It is true that such a cool design might get all scratched up. Loved this build/INST - even gone so far as to put it up on F/B group PROTO - TYPE - CHAT as a COOL BUILD, maybe you would call in sometime and share some of your background, up n coming projects or fave oldies.