A triad of Deep Deck longboards in American elm, ready for trucks and wheels
I’ve been making small batches of my Deep Deck longboard in the background of other projects in the shop, laying up a new deck each day, trimming, sanding and finishing the previous day’s cured laminations. Making decks at this scale has been a pleasant, fairly effortless task, a good way to wind down from carving the crane before I sweep up and call it a day.
I burn my ‘deep’ logo onto the undersides of the decks, and stamp the species and date.
In the coming year, I plan to scale up my Deep Deck production, and hope my limited production prototypes will help to generate interest. how old does calf have to be for ivermectin pour on I’ll continue to make the decks by hand, but in larger batches, which should be easy once I invest in a few key tools to speed production. The decks will be offered in dated, limited editions, sequenced from locally sourced logs that I mill and dry myself; the scale of each tree will determine the scale of each production.
My next batch of decks will come from a 100 year old white oak.
I recently purchased the log that will yield my first large production run of decks, a giant white oak that was felled for safety reasons on the property of a historic, one room schoolhouse in Healdsburg, CA. how much ivermectin to treat scabies in dogs It’s likely the tree was planted adjacent to the Felta schoolhouse when it was constructed in 1906. I look forward to researching the site and posting more about its history as the wood dries after I mill it in early 2012. general in dogs that reaction with ivermectin
The Felta schoolhouse, built in 1906 in Healdsburg, California
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