I appreciate you showing yourself skating in them. I have so much dress shoes that I don’t use anymore and wanted to throw my chicago skate trucks on them (switched to riedell). I also picked up some unusable impalas that can’t fit my partner so more trucks to make customs with.
You've shown me everything I needed to know. I have cheap Wal-mart boots that curve upwards at the toe and I didn't want to buy that aluminum insert. Now I know I can use washers. Thx
I loved this video, very informative, especially since I am going thru the same process of upgrading my vintage skates. I wish you had slowed down a little and explained the process when dealing with the bearings though. The finished skates were LOVELY and HOT!!!! Thank YOU.
My Vans Skates are ready! Your videos helped me soo much! I have done it with the fibre glass insole and it's amazing. I have taken the plate and rolls from an old nike rollerskate and used some new ball-bearings. I am still learning to skate and with the vans skates i feel much more comfortable. Thank you so so much! ❤️
Great! I've been building skates for a few years out of a horde of ex-rental pairs and parts that I acquired in order to start up skate classes in a regional town, and it never occurred to me to look for video's of the process to get tips! Then again, self-taught skate mechanics the hard way, is a good way to learn! My tools are limited to what I found in my Dad's garage..Damn, I definitely need a drill press, and the cleaning brushes! It'd make things sooo much easier! :-)
After drilling out the rivets on riveted plates what kind of nuts/bolts do you replace them with? Can you replace old cushions? Can you replace an axel? Is there any place that sells cheap parts separately? Does the rustoleum hold up to wear? Is there a reason you didn't replace the hardware with new black hardware? How do you know the pitch of the nuts if you replace the axel nuts? What about the axel washers?
Nice video! I'm out in Wisconsin, so we don't see these kind of skates often. But I am thinking about building my own Stacy Adams skates after watching your videos. Looks like a lot of fun. I just subscribed, and am looking forward to seeing more videos from you.
Could you make a video about wheels, no one ...I can't find anyway....talks about size and what to use for what. Will a smaller wheel be easier for a beginner to learn to transition from front to back? What is a smaller wheel used for verses a larger 65mm wheel?
Actually my next video was going to be on wheel size. I personally think the smaller the wheels the easier it is to move your feet around without getting tripped up. They are lighter as well so it almost feels like wearing shoes. I also can keep up with anyone so i dont believe they are slower either. They look pretty cool too :)
@@freeflydennyGreat, look forward to it! I bought some outdoor skates from a company and they came with 65mm, they seem huge to me, I don't feel confident on them. Will a smaller outside wheel still run over road/sidewalk debris like a bigger wheel? Want to order some new wheels, not sure what to get. Was looking at the red radar energy for outside. Thank you!!!
@@plantifulvegan4198 honestly I don't have much experience with outdoor wheels. 65mm seems huge to me though. 57mm would be better. I dont think they make any smaller then 57 for outdoor but I could be wrong. Sorry bout that
I think you are correct...that's what I am going to get. Thanks for the help, much appreciated! Maybe when I get better I can put the big wheels back on. @@freeflydenny
I’m looking at an old pair on eBay. Do all the old Chicago’s have 7mm bearings? I’m looking to cut them and put modern skate wheels on them for a tiny skateboard. Any suggestions? Thanks
Without words it is hard to tell, but the plate is centered on the heel, but the front is just a few mm to the outside from true center. If you don't do that the wheels aren't right under shoe. Outside will be flush to outside of wheel and the inside will have more than half of the wheel showing. It also helps with push when skating.
Im sorry, I only build these for fun. Get in touch with sk8 fanatics in LA. They do a killer job on custom skates. If you decide to build yourself and have any questions let me know. Thanks
such great content and info. i want to build a pair like this, seems like prices have gone up on old skates on ebay! i wear a size 12 street shoe. what size plate should I be looking for? thanks!!
@@freeflydennythanks for the reply! I checked skate fanatics out based on your videos and I'm on the cusp. 8 goes to 11.5, 9 for 12-14. Do you go with a smaller plate because it's more nimble with the shorter wheel base? Have you ever ridden wood outside on say a tennis court or good basketball court? Would it be a nightmare and ruin the wheels?
@@pkosmasjr I like the smaller so if it were me, I would go 8. Yes tried woods on outdoors and it does eat them up but they are cheap wheels. Back in the day they use to derby on woods all day long. Just don't use the same wheels for outdoors and indoors. Have one for each.
Not exactly sure what size they are. I haven't been able to find them new, you are better off finding a used pair I would suggest getting 2 new ones and cutting them to size.
Can you possibly do a video on how to replace the axles? I cant find anything anywhere. I have some old Chicago plates with 7mm free ball bearings axles. but my 7mm sealed bearings wont fit. I haven't told to either sand the axles down a little or replace the axles
Are you trying to put 7mm percision bearings on 7mm loose ball axels? I ran into that issue but the other way around. I ended up just buying new trucks for 40$ and putting them on the old plates. I'm not sure if there is a way to switch out axels without a press but will look into it for you. My opinion is to keep the 7mm looseball. Im converting all my skates to looseball;)
Additional info: many "old" skates used 7 mm axels, not 8 mm like new ones. If you plan on using newer wheels and bearings you can't use the old truck/axel.
Thanks for these videos I wherr a size 15 so I have to build my own skates or pay 600$. I'm also 300+ lb would you suggest fiberglass or wood. Keep it up I'm sitting here leaening
hey, i‘m trying to turn Air Jordan 8 with a zoom Sole into roller skates. According to a skates shop owner here, it‘s 8mpossible, as the sole is not flat. But i feel like, if i can find the right plate, and modify it by drilling holes in the plate, where the shoe is flat(more centered than with plates i found so far) i can attach the plates properly and not have any problems. I was looking for a flat plate like you are using here, but wasn‘t really able to find one. I would need to have a place where the holey from the back are about 2“(5cm) from the back(i suppose i will have to drill these holes) from there, the flat area is about 6“(16cm) long, so if i find a plate that has that has fitting holes, perfect, if now, i would have to drill these too. I think that 6“ would give me enough stability, but finding a flat plate which is wide enough, is the problem i‘m facing at the moment. I‘m from germany and here aren‘t that many shops for skates. These that are here either have only complete skates or just a limited range.. Do you have any recommendations on where and how to find the right plate for the job? (i‘m totally new to this so really have no idea where to look) The shoes are size 10, which might give an idea on what place size would fit(?)
It's just a drill press. Its not needed. Any cordless will work. As far as the screw, May just be rusted.. use some leverage. Once you get it off retape the truck and buy a new nut.
Any idea how to undo stubborn nuts and bolts? I'm trying to restore a pair and I have two trucks with final nuts and one truck with wheels and pins just rotate when I try to undo the nuts. Any help appreciated. Don't really want to heat wooden wheels
Watch this video on how to mount and bolt size. If you need to replace all those parts you are better off just buying new plates. You will only find old parts from old skates but these days they are probably all bought up buy now and cheaper to buy new.
You can buy classic plates from any skates shop or straight from sure grip. Look for classic century sure grip plates. Or do like I did and find an old pair of skates and use all the parts
Perfect timeing I found these today lol thank you brother and im sure a lot of people was wondering where to find them to because most homedepot don't have them rollerskatenation.com/mounting-cup/1002986/
This is a great video very well done. One thing I think would make it even more amazing, is if you just played the noise of the stuff going on instead of taking it out and putting music, and then also adding vocal explanations of whats going on. Just my preference! The song got really annoying, and I was curious about certain things, like how you knew where to put the plate on the shoe. You did a lot of measurements but I could not really see what was going on.
In my experience I've been able to get use to an size plate big or small after a few laps on the rink. I personally go a size smaller on the plate than manufacture recommendations. More maneuverability for me.
No you can use any plates.. It depends on the size of the wheel on if the plates will work. Anything under 38mm you will need to make adjustments to your cushions.
Good work! Interesting to watch. I fully agree with your conclusion: These shoes are cheap (and I must say they also look cheap). Most of all: They are glued. I doubt they will last long when exposed to the stress of skating. You should use welted shoes with thick leather soles. They will last forever and will look way better. How about some stylish two-tone brogues or saddle shoes?
Why did you try to save the boot/upper it looks like a handmade leather shoe with a goodyear welted leather soles and stacked leather heel. If the upper isn't in too bad of shape you should be to clean nourish/moisturize and polish like an old or new pair of Allen Edmonds. and even if it is in rough shape a cobbler could repair it. It would have been cooler to see old Antique skates restored. See shoes from that time were made to be repaired not thrown away. I am sure you could apply it to an old skate boot.
@@nolimitadrian3918 they were carbon fiber. I had them made at a machine shope. The fiber was too soft and fell apart. I have to find a better stick of fiber but its expensive
How was the total build less than $100? Ive watched multiple times. Ur work is soooo good. I bought a pair of skates. Happy with the boot but not with the action. I would love to just reclean loose bearings and go
The skates were 20$ used. I cut down the wheels for 30$ the shoes were 30$ and the paint was 12$ The bearings you can just clean with acetone. You can find it at any auto motive or hardwa6store. And thank you very much!!)
@@acardona909 no problem, Go to home depot or lowes and get 10-24x 1 1/2 screws , 10- 24 locking nuts, and the tough one is counter sunk washers. This is the only place I've been able to find them pilotshq.com/products/tinnerman-countersunk-washer-screw-size-10-a3235-028-193?variant=32548907909256&Google Shopping&gclid=CjwKCAiAtej9BRAvEiwA0UAWXkbC50Z70KKm2rlF5ruaXYJkZtif1mwDQkcdY9laufmvhgIxZuCQ3hoCAyYQAvD_BwE You can also watch the video on my Kyle walkers, it shows the exact size
Thank you so much man I appreciate this , I was confused because I seen some people using metal insoles in some cases I don’t understand why you don’t use them all the time but it looks easier without it
I appreciate you showing yourself skating in them. I have so much dress shoes that I don’t use anymore and wanted to throw my chicago skate trucks on them (switched to riedell). I also picked up some unusable impalas that can’t fit my partner so more trucks to make customs with.
Those are nice!!! ❤ and I love how you actually give a skating surprise after each video ✅😁
You've shown me everything I needed to know. I have cheap Wal-mart boots that curve upwards at the toe and I didn't want to buy that aluminum insert. Now I know I can use washers. Thx
Glad I could help!!! Thanks!!
I loved this video, very informative, especially since I am going thru the same process of upgrading my vintage skates. I wish you had slowed down a little and explained the process when dealing with the bearings though. The finished skates were LOVELY and HOT!!!! Thank YOU.
@@bbfree1405 thanks, glad it helped. Here is a video on the loose ball bearings.
ruclips.net/video/xyvPHQVx3wk/видео.htmlsi=2cY7WzYwGDTsr1nb
My Vans Skates are ready! Your videos helped me soo much! I have done it with the fibre glass insole and it's amazing. I have taken the plate and rolls from an old nike rollerskate and used some new ball-bearings. I am still learning to skate and with the vans skates i feel much more comfortable. Thank you so so much! ❤️
Sweet! Glad I could help! Now that you know how to do it, you can switch out the shoes when ever you want.
how did you do the ball bearings bro ?? can you use the regular wheels on them ?
how did you do the ball bearings bro ?? can you use the regular wheels on them ?
Great! I've been building skates for a few years out of a horde of ex-rental pairs and parts that I acquired in order to start up skate classes in a regional town, and it never occurred to me to look for video's of the process to get tips! Then again, self-taught skate mechanics the hard way, is a good way to learn! My tools are limited to what I found in my Dad's garage..Damn, I definitely need a drill press, and the cleaning brushes! It'd make things sooo much easier! :-)
Troy boi - OG this a classic beat
After drilling out the rivets on riveted plates what kind of nuts/bolts do you replace them with? Can you replace old cushions? Can you replace an axel? Is there any place that sells cheap parts separately? Does the rustoleum hold up to wear? Is there a reason you didn't replace the hardware with new black hardware? How do you know the pitch of the nuts if you replace the axel nuts? What about the axel washers?
Nice video! I'm out in Wisconsin, so we don't see these kind of skates often. But I am thinking about building my own Stacy Adams skates after watching your videos. Looks like a lot of fun. I just subscribed, and am looking forward to seeing more videos from you.
Thank you! Yes they are a lot of fun. Give them a shot. You probably won't go back to (real) skates lol
Sounds like a plan! Do you have any recommendations on the best plates for builds like this?
@@crosstowntraffic727 if you are going to buy new I use the suregrip century classic plates. But any plate will work
@@freeflydenny Awesome. Thanks for the info!
Bro we skate the same !! Nice job doggi. Great transitions
Can you do a video on removing the baseplates of trucks from the plates? I’m using a vintage pair of Chicago trucks for a retro skateboard. Thanks!
Could you make a video about wheels, no one ...I can't find anyway....talks about size and what to use for what. Will a smaller wheel be easier for a beginner to learn to transition from front to back? What is a smaller wheel used for verses a larger 65mm wheel?
Actually my next video was going to be on wheel size. I personally think the smaller the wheels the easier it is to move your feet around without getting tripped up. They are lighter as well so it almost feels like wearing shoes. I also can keep up with anyone so i dont believe they are slower either. They look pretty cool too :)
If you are just learning to transition you should probably stick to a 57mm urethane wheel then move to a smaller harder wheel once you get it down.
@@freeflydennyGreat, look forward to it! I bought some outdoor skates from a company and they came with 65mm, they seem huge to me, I don't feel confident on them. Will a smaller outside wheel still run over road/sidewalk debris like a bigger wheel? Want to order some new wheels, not sure what to get. Was looking at the red radar energy for outside. Thank you!!!
@@plantifulvegan4198 honestly I don't have much experience with outdoor wheels. 65mm seems huge to me though. 57mm would be better. I dont think they make any smaller then 57 for outdoor but I could be wrong. Sorry bout that
I think you are correct...that's what I am going to get. Thanks for the help, much appreciated! Maybe when I get better I can put the big wheels back on. @@freeflydenny
I’m looking at an old pair on eBay. Do all the old Chicago’s have 7mm bearings? I’m looking to cut them and put modern skate wheels on them for a tiny skateboard.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Epic rollertainment 😅😅
Without words it is hard to tell, but the plate is centered on the heel, but the front is just a few mm to the outside from true center. If you don't do that the wheels aren't right under shoe. Outside will be flush to outside of wheel and the inside will have more than half of the wheel showing. It also helps with push when skating.
Great work.....
Love these!!! Can you do my vintage skates for me? How do I get intouch with you?
Im sorry, I only build these for fun. Get in touch with sk8 fanatics in LA. They do a killer job on custom skates. If you decide to build yourself and have any questions let me know.
Thanks
Do the white ones next!
Thats my rink epic !!! Dope
Yo!! Your putting out some good content! Looking forward to the next video! How many beers did you have in the 3 hour build? Haha
Hahahah thanks! Lost count. Some people party at the the club, I party by myself in the garage making skates lol
Great great job-wow
I wish it were possible to retrofit modern day wheels onto a vintage skate... finding loose ball wheels isn't easy these days.
such great content and info. i want to build a pair like this, seems like prices have gone up on old skates on ebay! i wear a size 12 street shoe. what size plate should I be looking for? thanks!!
Thanks! Covid drove everything up. I would guess a size 8. Check out the sure grip sizing chart. I go on the smaller side for me
@@freeflydennythanks for the reply! I checked skate fanatics out based on your videos and I'm on the cusp. 8 goes to 11.5, 9 for 12-14. Do you go with a smaller plate because it's more nimble with the shorter wheel base? Have you ever ridden wood outside on say a tennis court or good basketball court? Would it be a nightmare and ruin the wheels?
@@pkosmasjr I like the smaller so if it were me, I would go 8.
Yes tried woods on outdoors and it does eat them up but they are cheap wheels. Back in the day they use to derby on woods all day long. Just don't use the same wheels for outdoors and indoors. Have one for each.
What size are those bushings? Where can I find the large single bushing for Chicago trucks?
Not exactly sure what size they are. I haven't been able to find them new, you are better off finding a used pair I would suggest getting 2 new ones and cutting them to size.
Thanks for all your help!! It’s hard to believe that these old Chicago Skates are still holding together after all these years. Quality is awesome.
Can you possibly do a video on how to replace the axles? I cant find anything anywhere. I have some old Chicago plates with 7mm free ball bearings axles. but my 7mm sealed bearings wont fit. I haven't told to either sand the axles down a little or replace the axles
Are you trying to put 7mm percision bearings on 7mm loose ball axels? I ran into that issue but the other way around. I ended up just buying new trucks for 40$ and putting them on the old plates. I'm not sure if there is a way to switch out axels without a press but will look into it for you. My opinion is to keep the 7mm looseball. Im converting all my skates to looseball;)
@@freeflydenny What kind of trucks or wheels can you put on these Chicago skates? I just got some and I want to use them outside.
@@katiebuchanan6043 are they loose ball?
Nice video , think I may need some customs from you
Thanks! Any time!
Is there a way to add a toe stop? I want to give this a try with some platform heels.
Yeah, just get plates with toe stops...
Additional info: many "old" skates used 7 mm axels, not 8 mm like new ones. If you plan on using newer wheels and bearings you can't use the old truck/axel.
Hello will 32mm fiberglass wheels fin on this frame ...just wondering before I order some please help
Thanks for these videos I wherr a size 15 so I have to build my own skates or pay 600$. I'm also 300+ lb would you suggest fiberglass or wood. Keep it up I'm sitting here leaening
Go with the most slidiest wheels. You can always take it easy. Save a lot of money in the long run. Putting up a video soon of some sick slide skates.
Awesome, man!
hey, i‘m trying to turn Air Jordan 8 with a zoom Sole into roller skates. According to a skates shop owner here, it‘s 8mpossible, as the sole is not flat. But i feel like, if i can find the right plate, and modify it by drilling holes in the plate, where the shoe is flat(more centered than with plates i found so far) i can attach the plates properly and not have any problems. I was looking for a flat plate like you are using here, but wasn‘t really able to find one. I would need to have a place where the holey from the back are about 2“(5cm) from the back(i suppose i will have to drill these holes) from there, the flat area is about 6“(16cm) long, so if i find a plate that has that has fitting holes, perfect, if now, i would have to drill these too. I think that 6“ would give me enough stability, but finding a flat plate which is wide enough, is the problem i‘m facing at the moment. I‘m from germany and here aren‘t that many shops for skates. These that are here either have only complete skates or just a limited range.. Do you have any recommendations on where and how to find the right plate for the job? (i‘m totally new to this so really have no idea where to look) The shoes are size 10, which might give an idea on what place size would fit(?)
Email me a picture of the shoes and the bottom and ill let you know what you need.
Where can I find a drill like that and also when I tried to loosen the truck the metal screw was super tight. Any suggestions?
It's just a drill press. Its not needed. Any cordless will work.
As far as the screw, May just be rusted.. use some leverage. Once you get it off retape the truck and buy a new nut.
do you know what size wrench I need to loosen the action nut that holds the kingpin in place for a vintage Chicago plate like this?
Sorry I do not
Is it possible to convert 55mm precision fiber wheels to looseball?
I don't think so. Completely different.
Call up skate fanatics. They will know if it's possible.
Best just buying the loose ball..
Is there a way to convert an precision wheel into a loose ball wheel
Don't think so...
Any idea how to undo stubborn nuts and bolts? I'm trying to restore a pair and I have two trucks with final nuts and one truck with wheels and pins just rotate when I try to undo the nuts. Any help appreciated. Don't really want to heat wooden wheels
I'm trying to understand , you have the kingpin nutt that holds the truck to the plate spinning?? Are they nylon or plastic plates?
Oh, can you add toe stops to a vintage skate?
Watch this video on how to mount and bolt size. If you need to replace all those parts you are better off just buying new plates.
You will only find old parts from old skates but these days they are probably all bought up buy now and cheaper to buy new.
ruclips.net/video/1awr_3vot7E/видео.html
Perfect! Thank you so much!
No problem! hope it helps you with your build !)
What is the purpose of the two plates ?
Hi, I am in florida and would like some custom stacey adams style skates from you how do I go about getting in touch with you?
I can but sk8fanatics can put all your gear together for cheap and they are the SH$#@!!!! check them out
I've been looking for those plates/trucks everywhere. where can i find them???
You can buy classic plates from any skates shop or straight from sure grip. Look for classic century sure grip plates. Or do like I did and find an old pair of skates and use all the parts
Sweet I still.cant find them countersink washers do you have a direct link
Took me forever to find these , i keep a lot on hand just so I have them. I use size 10
www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/hapages/nas549washers2.php
Perfect timeing I found these today lol thank you brother and im sure a lot of people was wondering where to find them to because most homedepot don't have them rollerskatenation.com/mounting-cup/1002986/
Your link is way better lol they are 8 dollars for 100 washers!
What's a name of shoes?
This is a great video very well done. One thing I think would make it even more amazing, is if you just played the noise of the stuff going on instead of taking it out and putting music, and then also adding vocal explanations of whats going on. Just my preference! The song got really annoying, and I was curious about certain things, like how you knew where to put the plate on the shoe. You did a lot of measurements but I could not really see what was going on.
Well maybe that wouldnt work because you showed everything and fast forwarded! But anyways haha
Yeah good call...
Thanks! If I ever get the motivation again I will do.
Where did you sent your wooden wheels to be reconditioned and cut down to 38mm?
Sk8fanatics in La
Do you think I can put a size 8 45 degree plate on a 13 boot/shoe?
In my experience I've been able to get use to an size plate big or small after a few laps on the rink. I personally go a size smaller on the plate than manufacture recommendations. More maneuverability for me.
If your using fiberglass wheels do u have to change the plate or can u use regular plates
No you can use any plates.. It depends on the size of the wheel on if the plates will work. Anything under 38mm you will need to make adjustments to your cushions.
How much would you charge to put it together for someone??
I charge 80 to 100 a pair. Im actually selling the ones in this video for 180$ i only used them to make the video once :)
Good work! Interesting to watch. I fully agree with your conclusion: These shoes are cheap (and I must say they also look cheap). Most of all: They are glued. I doubt they will last long when exposed to the stress of skating. You should use welted shoes with thick leather soles. They will last forever and will look way better. How about some stylish two-tone brogues or saddle shoes?
Why did you try to save the boot/upper it looks like a handmade leather shoe with a goodyear welted leather soles and stacked leather heel. If the upper isn't in too bad of shape you should be to clean nourish/moisturize and polish like an old or new pair of Allen Edmonds. and even if it is in rough shape a cobbler could repair it. It would have been cooler to see old Antique skates restored. See shoes from that time were made to be repaired not thrown away. I am sure you could apply it to an old skate boot.
Preference I guess. I rather have an old look with a new style.
@@freeflydenny I respect that. It still would be cool to see an old skate fully restored boot and all.
Oh gotcha, maybe I'll do that. Thanks
Great video, where did you get the shoes?
Thanks, I just found them online. Type in crazy dress shoes. Some cool stuff comes up!)
@@freeflydenny Thanks! lots of crazy shoes. Another question if you don't mind. Do you have a preferred wheel base for your plates?
@@DJ_LampShady all good,
Wheel base? Not sure what that is.
I like the suregrip NTS classic plates. For the Wheels I use sk8 fanatics 32mm fibers.
@@freeflydenny I mean the distance from axle to axle. That's how I was told to select my plate size.
@@DJ_LampShady I just use the sure grip sizing chart. I like mine a bit smaller so I ran one size smaller then the chart.
When you are getting married but you also have to skate. I think Doc Martens will look goo on rollers too.
Lol, yeah they would work great
What happened to the custom roller skate wheels that you test out
They didn't work that good. When the rinks open I'll try again
@@freeflydenny what type of wheels were they
@@freeflydenny not trying to bother you I was just what they were made and can still give us your opinion on them please
@@nolimitadrian3918 they were carbon fiber. I had them made at a machine shope. The fiber was too soft and fell apart. I have to find a better stick of fiber but its expensive
@@freeflydenny OK thanks for the info
How was the total build less than $100? Ive watched multiple times. Ur work is soooo good. I bought a pair of skates. Happy with the boot but not with the action. I would love to just reclean loose bearings and go
The skates were 20$ used. I cut down the wheels for 30$ the shoes were 30$ and the paint was 12$
The bearings you can just clean with acetone. You can find it at any auto motive or hardwa6store. And thank you very much!!)
@@freeflydenny so u painted the plate? What type of paint
@@freeflydenny so what do i look for? My boot is a size 10. I found the wheels and hardware but dont know what plate with trucks to get.
What site do you find the skates you refurbish?
I just make them for myself, don't really sell them
would you recommend these shoes to use or no
No, they look cool but are crapy.
What size plate do I need for a size 9 shoe about
6 with classic suregrip plates but it depends on the plate brand
Definitely want sure grip plates
I want you to build me a pair
Cali style yessir
So no metal insole needed !?
Nope
@@freeflydenny god bless you man thank you , I wanna do this I found a par for 20 bucks
@@freeflydenny would also like to know what type of screws and all that that you are using
@@acardona909 no problem,
Go to home depot or lowes and get 10-24x 1 1/2 screws , 10- 24 locking nuts, and the tough one is counter sunk washers.
This is the only place I've been able to find them
pilotshq.com/products/tinnerman-countersunk-washer-screw-size-10-a3235-028-193?variant=32548907909256&Google Shopping&gclid=CjwKCAiAtej9BRAvEiwA0UAWXkbC50Z70KKm2rlF5ruaXYJkZtif1mwDQkcdY9laufmvhgIxZuCQ3hoCAyYQAvD_BwE
You can also watch the video on my Kyle walkers, it shows the exact size
Thank you so much man I appreciate this , I was confused because I seen some people using metal insoles in some cases I don’t understand why you don’t use them all the time but it looks easier without it
Do you sell skates
I've sold some in the past.. not enough profit in it to make it a thing.. what are you looking for?
New subbie
You are a reasonable person.
Thanks 😉
Rollem like u stolem