[Kayser Söze]

Busy modding/making my own pieces from used skateboards.
Two finished. Twenty plus to go.
I will try to keep this up-to-date.
Swineberg Wood Supply.

 

[Bestia]

oh interesting, welcome to the boards. Would love to see some pics of the manufacturing process... Are you looking to sell these as well?

 

[Kayser Söze]

oh interesting, welcome to the boards. Would love to see some pics of the manufacturing process... Are you looking to sell these as well?

Hey,

I do sell them. But no stock.
You tell me the piece you want and how you want them too look and I make it.
50% payment up front. Or preferably 100%. Paypal is no problem.
You can choose between natural wood or colored veneers.
I can send you some pics of the wood before making the piece so you can choose.
Depending on the piece you want and the work I have it will take me around 14 days to make it.
You can choose to have it treated/colored/varnished by me. Or you can do that process yourself.
For ex. the license plate holder I charge €50 without shipping.

Coming up are frame plugs, handlebar weights, side panels, tank protector, brake and clutch reservoir caps, sprocket cover, tacho bevel, ... I'm even gonna try the levers, blinkers, ...

 

[Kayser Söze]

Here some more pics. All handwork as I said before. Elbow grease, measuring, more elbow grease, sanding, ...

 

[AnotherHobby]

Very nice! Are you making side panels for your bike too? I think that'd look pretty sweet!

 

[MotoChief]

Very nice! Are you making side panels for your bike too? I think that'd look pretty sweet!

x2, would love to see a "woody" version of the Scrambler with wood side panels.

 

[Helios]

This is awesome work. Can't beat custom and hand made wood work. And its recycled materials so its very sustainable too.

Are you finished with your bike, or are you still going to add some more?

 

[Kayser Söze]

Very nice! Are you making side panels for your bike too? I think that'd look pretty sweet!

Yes those are on the to-do-list.

Side panels, tank protector, ... and a lot more. Just came up with two other ideas too.
But since it's all handwork and I have another job it will take some time to finish. But I'm on it.
I'll keep my progress posted here.

 

[Kayser Söze]

This is awesome work. Can't beat custom and hand made wood work. And its recycled materials so its very sustainable too.

Are you finished with your bike, or are you still going to add some more?

Way more as I wrote in the top post.

 

[Kayser Söze]

New piece in the making. Needs some straightening, more sanding, finishing touches, polishing, varnishing or wood treathing.

 

[DannyCoolBeans]

Love me some wood

Props man!

 

[Kayser Söze]

After more sanding now to the polishing

 

[Feli]

Looks like a cool project. Do these parts weigh more than the original bits?

 

[Kayser Söze]

Looks like a cool project. Do these parts weigh more than the original bits?

Less. The ones I made 'till now anyway. And they are very strong.

 

[Kayser Söze]

Oil filler cap cover. Just needs some more sanding, polishing, wood treatment and a clear coat of varnish. And other screws.

If you want one, I can make it for €25 without shipping. It ways only grams so the shipping will be very cheap.
You can choose the veneir colors out of the stock I have. Wood color, yellow, blue, green, pink, purple, ...

 

[MotoChief]

Not sure I would use a wood cover for a Hydraulic brake syatem. Seems a little reckless to me. I think I would stick to the cosmetic parts, at least to start with.

 

[Skippy Skippson]

I'm not already sure if i like it, but it's a cool project!!!


Greetings from Bavaria
Andi

 

[Kayser Söze]

Not sure I would use a wood cover for a Hydraulic brake syatem. Seems a little reckless to me. I think I would stick to the cosmetic parts, at least to start with.

It's a cover for the cover

 

[MotoChief]

It's a cover for the cover

Ah, you are smarter than me I see. Well done.

 

[Kayser Söze]

Quick try-out on some frame plugs. Needs polishing 'n ****.