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Post by brian relly »

So, I have been talking about doing this for a long time, and everyone thought I was full of shit (understandably).

BUT

I finally got started with this a few weeks ago, and today it was officially completed!

A deck.

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just for shred.

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Right in my backyard.

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It is 8 feet long and 12 feet wide. made out of quality cedar redwood (so it won't rot). It is sitting on 12 concrete foundations, which in turn are sitting on a bed of gravel.

it is specifically engineered for footbag, meaning there is a 24-inch "sweet spot" that runs the whole width of the deck, that has no frame under it, giving it a springier feel. In addition to this, the boards on either end of the frame are just a hair lower than the rest of the studs, meaning all of the planks have a *slight* bow to them, meaning when you land hard the boards will flex just a little bit more, taking some of that shock off your (my) joints, *and* giving you a little more spring on the way up.

It is also about 10 feet from my backdoor, meaning no more preparing lunches and packing up all my shit and hopping on the bus to go downtown or to the park.

In short, it is freakin' amazing

everyone is invited to come here and play on it. I promise you'll like it. in fact i think I might just throw CSS on it this year. what do you think?

-sb

ps. don't really post your decks here - just congratulate me and talk about how awesome my deck is.
pps. just kidding

not really

ppps. thanks daddy.
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I like your ankle crankle more
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Post by zach4th »

i like it man, it looks great!! your backyard on the other hand could use a mow.
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Post by HG »

do you mow dirt and rocks and bushes?
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Post by zach4th »

of course you don't mow that stuff, i was making a joke. Butt that deck really does look good!!
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Post by Zjeezy »

you should put a sealer on it so that its weather proof. Hope I get to shred on it one day.
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Post by shredzilla »

looks like fun :)
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Post by Iron Clad Ben »

Looks cool. Make sure you use a good water seal on it and cover it in the winter when you're not using it. The weather can really put a beating on something like that. Have fun :D
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8=========(HAND)======D~~~~~
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You are the man :o
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shredzilla wrote:looks like fun :)
Iron Clad Ben wrote:Looks cool. Make sure you use a good water seal on it and cover it in the winter when you're not using it. The weather can really put a beating on something like that. Have fun :D
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BalinorNZ wrote:You are the man :o
thats the first thing I saw. :lol:
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Post by moreon25 »

I can't wait to play on it - it looks freaken sweet.
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Post by RawSko »

Props man! That's a wicked idea. I'm juealous :P
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Post by Matt_mcfarland »

some nice, dark mulch, and a couple bushes around it would look nice.
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Post by SandWraith »

Pretty cool. Maybe I'll think of something more original / constructive later on. :?
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Post by hacksterbator »

nice deck sb!

though i don't play footbag on these decks, i do use them to mix together my shred tunes!

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hacksterbator wrote:nice deck sb!

though i don't play footbag on these decks, i do use them to mix together my shred tunes!

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Post by habitat »

hacksterbator wrote:though i don't play footbag on these decks, i do use them to mix together my shred tunes!

Or bring them to a tournament and not even bust them out ....


I know, I know :wink:
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shredzilla wrote:But are those Technics that you have there?
tech 12's, mark II
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Post by Oroza »

Whats the sound like on the deck? I guess if its gravel underneath you dont get much bass, just saying cause I'm thinking of flamenco dancing, they do it on a box and tap/stop rhythms to the music as the dance.
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