Making the World's First Wooden Ripstik!

Hi, In this video I create the world's first wooden ripstik! During my research before this project, I have found a few ripstiks that had wooden decks, but as far as I know, this is the first one made nearly entirely of wood.
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[@progressiondaily5483]

Send one to the BRAILLE team

[@samuelhoward8908]

Now you need to make a wooden Pogo Stick 👌

[@CalebsFineWoodworking]

I'm not so sure about that one😅...

[@LeRoi81]

Make one with four casters in-line like the Timberwolf. Better for cruising. I will build one with two boards and parts of two Streetsurfing Wave Rider (the wooden one)

[@zubdew]

This is HYPE

[@CalebsFineWoodworking]

Thanks man!

[@deniseoleksijczuk4784]

I was thinking of making a rip surf out of wood, and they use the same wheels. Do you remember where you got those exact wheels?

[@saniaaher7995]

Can you share the measurements as well

[@TLM860]

That looks cool and I'm surprised it worked! I wonder if it's possible to make a gradually elevated tail like a skateboard so that you can ollie?

[@CalebsFineWoodworking]

Thanks! It certainly is possible to curve the ends so you could ollie via steam bending. I didn't have a set up for that, but it can be done. Glad you liked it!

[@TLM860]

@@CalebsFineWoodworking I'm very interested in seeing how it holds up with use, assuming you intend to do so. There's a commercial wooden caster board, but it's gotten mixed feedback. streetsurfing.com/products/wave-rider-abstrakt
If you put grip tape on top and modified the tail, you might be able to sell it

[@mauserkk98]

Hats off you stayed vertical, I wouldn't stand a chance on one of those .

[@CalebsFineWoodworking]

Thanks! They certainly do take a lot of practice to get the hang of.

[@lordisaac]

How is the handling and weight compared to a normal ripstik? I feel like it might feel more loose on the rotation, especially since it doesn't have a rotational limit.

[@CalebsFineWoodworking]

It is a little looser than a normal one, but it rides and handles pretty much the same as one. Even though it doesn't have a rotational limit, it doesn't feel like it will go to far, probably because have the counteractive motion your legs do.

[@user-mf8po1ng3o]

I. want A. Ripsik

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