100 Dollar Bill - Wooden Pro Fingerboard Completes 34mm

Fingerboard Deck

Decks are like the backbone of each fingerboard and the first thing that anyone will notice. It shows the design to match each player’s preference, be it a monochromatic color or one with stickers, print-outs, or sketches. So searching for decks made from high-quality materials crafted to perfection is a must.

What makes the iShrunkthis deck different is its maple top and center plies made from Premium, 5-layer professionally molded wood. Plus, the surface has been smoothened to perfection for safety.

Each piece measures 34mm x 100mm. It also comes with pre-drilled holes to make installation easy.

Fingerboard Wheels

If the decks are the backbone, the wheels are the hands and feet. This is the part that keeps a fingerboard moving and allows you mimic the real experience of finger skateboarding.

A complete set comes with four wheels that are durable with a smooth surface. Each wheel has a single metal bearing which makes it move faster and longer. Install or swap it with various fingerboards easily as it is compatible with all fingerboard trucks.

Fingerboard Trucks

A truck is where bushings and wheels are attached to. Using die-cast metal for mass production and finished in a glossy powder coat, the iShrunkthis trucks are a scaled-down version of the original skateboard to make them lighter and look better.

These single axle trucks come as a set of 2 with an improved shape and appearance. No spacers are required with a widened hanger.

Measuring 34mm wide, the iShrunkthis trucks arrive assembled and tuned, with all the necessary lock nuts, screws, inserts and a standard tool. They work with most fingerboard wheels.

Other Accessories

Bearings. Stainless steel bearings are used to improve the smoothness of the wheels on the axle. As such, they are scaled-down versions of the regular skateboard wheel bearings.

Tape. For better grip, a tape is attached to the deck and often made from foam, rubber, fine-grain, or neoprene skateboard grip. What it does is to help users gain control of the movement.

Screws & nuts. With all these tiny components, trucks are attached tightly to the deck, and wheels roll seamlessly on a surface.

Bushings. Bushings provide a cushioning mechanism for added stability and aesthetics, and ensure that the trucks stay in place and do not go off on their own.

STEP 1. PREPARE YOUR TOOLS

Find all the tools you will need from the package, which includes a standard fingerboard tool, screws, bolts, nuts, foam tapes, and a file set.

STEP 2. ATTACH TRUCKS TO THE DECK

Insert the screws into the truck, then attach them to the deck. Normal fingerboard trucks are not pre-threaded, that is why you have to manually install the screws.

It is important to check if all screws go through the truck first before attaching them to the deck. Otherwise, it will be hard to tighten the screw and avoid the truck from falling off.

Magnets can be used in instances when the screw falls as it is hard to pick and install them with bare hands.

STEP 3. PUT THE WHEELS ON

Put the wheels on the axle. Ensure that the wide side of the wheel is facing out and the bearing is closest to the truck.

Tighten the wheel in place using nuts to stay in place but loose enough that it can still turn.

STEP 4. ADDING THE TAPE & REMOVE EXCESS

Peel off the backing from the tape. Apply it to the top of the board gently. Ensure that you have covered the entire top. Brush as you go to avoid any air bubbles.

Use a sandpaper, or a file set that's included in the package to remove any excess material. Optional: You can also add your own swag and style with some stickers and upgrades.