NHS Distribution Tour - Printing Graphics
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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We drove to Santa Cruz, California for a tour of the NHS Distribution facility - home of Santa Cruz Skateboards, Independent Trucks, Creature, Flip, Ricta, Mob, Krux, OJ's, Nor Cal, Strange Notes and more. In this first video, Dave Freil gives us a tour of the graphics printing processes that have been used to create millions of the most classic boards and wheels in skateboarding history. Watch and learn.
Stayed tuned for more videos from our NHS road trip, including interviews with Jason Jessee, Emmanuel Guzman and Richard Novak, plus a full tour of the NHS Skate Museum!
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I love hearing people who have worked a job for decades explain what they do. This dude knows his stuff!
For someone who wants to get into this business this is so helpful
This is my number one favorite video of all time on youtube...and I share it a lot when I am explaining some of these processes to friends and customers being that I am a screen printer and graphic designer who also does pre press. I have been printmaking since 1995.
Dave’s the man! backbone of NHS
I like how he said "photosynthesis material" instead of photo-sensitive... like eh, close enough haha
"solulate", i know what he means though haha. dont need to know the terms to know how its done
its the fumes from the 80s fuck it
We're not NaSah scientists
Thats one of the best informative videos about skateboard graphics i have ever seen, Thanks Skate Warehouse!
That's a high compliment, thanks Rodrigo! Stay tuned for more
true that! nice factory run. tour guy is cool too :)
I fuken lol when u said u were so loaded 😂😂😂
Andy Cruz
As one who works at screen printing place, this was very enjoyable. Squeegee Prints represent
I had no Idea how boards got the graphics on before I watched this. So cool! Love NHS... The host was rad
Nathaniel Martinez Sweet, thanks for watching!
Super cool to learn about those handbuilt screens and the jig, good video for an art dork like me
I found this so interesting to listen to Dave and his deep knowledge of all the processes
That twice bent screen frame is amazing solution. Great presentation there Dave.
I love these videos when you guys get super rad tours of really sick companies c: I always look forward to watching them.
Glad you're enjoying them, more on the way!
This is what I want to do for a living! This looks so awesome!
Thats dope bro u should def do what u wanna do💯
Dave the 🐐
WOW! Dave most likely printed many of the boards I have ridden over the last thirty years... that blows my mind.
Dudes a legend and an inspiration...love this shit...gonna skate...so should u
Dude definetly knows what he`s talking about. Great video and super informative. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Str8 up amazing video. Highly entertained
Rad, glad you liked it!
best most informative video I've ever seen in regards to screen printing. also answers a lot of mysteries in regards to that damn screen.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing this info!!
Thanks for watching!
This gentleman is a skate world behind the scenes legend,kudos!
Really cool to see that stuff. Thanks for posting
Thanks for watching!
Cool stories. I'm glad you recorded that cool history for skate and graphic design.
Us too. It was a great experience. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I had a ton of boards bitd that probably went across that same screen bench. Really cool to see this.
Always great seeing a Dreamland Skateparks t shirt!
that was an very informativer video! love it!
This guy knows his stuff! Very knowledgeable!
this workshop is a dream.!!! greetings from Argentina
No doubt Dave's work has been the biggest influence in skateboarding. I had no idea how huge this guy is.
Will Grosso concur?
This was truly awesome, Dave got stories for days!
Glad you enjoyed! Dave is a great dude.
screen printing teacher here; i cant believe those screens still register! ive had to come up with all sorts of diy jigs for when students wanted to print on decks. theres still a demand for the hand printed graphics. most of the kids have told me the transfer decks do wear differently and i told them its probably less ink on the PET film. now i know!
Great video!! itd be cool to see transfers printed with the colors in reverse order.
Hello what kind of printer does the pet ?
Dave rocking that dreamland shirt made me feel at home.
Legendary!
LOV this kind of stuff ... showing the guts of how it is all done...so KOoL PEACE
Very cool, always loved their graphics, rad to see this!
respect to NHS and Strange notes !
what an incredible video. thanks so much.
Of course. Thank you!
Thank you very much for the video, and for share all this knowledge, is a great video.
As a sreen prinitng that has been printing for a ong while I rolled my eyes when I saw this. I am surprised buy what I learned. Very interesting process.
That's dope bro, thanks for the knowledge drop coming from an OG to help out the younger generation.
So much knowledge.
kickass!! thanks I finally get to see inside!
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic. thank you for this.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
From an exe screen printing view...this video was super accurate lil. Especially that part about getting so loaded from the fumes you'd have to go get drunk on lunch too feel normal again🤣🤣 the first print shop I worked in had guiness in the vending machine 🤣🤣🤣 this place had the same kinda vibe as that old dirty shop I started in when I was 18 making shirts and I love it!
Haha! Great story.
Wow, this guy is amazing. Excellent video.
Thanks for putting these together! Super interesting!
This is fucking rad... skateboarding growing up is what first made me want to make my own shirts.... love this shit
very cool and informative! I have a lot of respect for the ingenuity that goes into all of that. as a result skateboards with awesome art
Awesome HISTORY!!
This is a gem! Thank you for this advice. Fantastic energy!
I hope those screens end up in a skate museum one day.
Oh I'm sure they will! So much much history in those screens.
This would be my dream job!!
Everything in that building is awesome. Top to bottom. #DREAMJOB
It helps me a lot in brazil ! thanks guys !!!!!
Insane what’s goes into making a deck
Kruidvat steeds verrassend altijd voordelig
so bummed that we didn't get to see the arrow multi printer that is still in use after all these years. The only view of the classic press (early to mid 80's) was in the background. Would love to see that press in action it would remind me of my youth (First Job) working on one of those presses
Photosynthesis material? Lol. Great video.
Thank you, thank u so much for this!
Very rad video. Keep up the great work guys.
Wow, awesome explanations
@2:03 Got you! :punches in arm:
Awesome, actually I wasn't a big fan about the transfer but now I know the reason and I think different about it
Imagine all that in a 1 bedroom. Woooweee!
I learned a lot. Thanks guys!
Santa Cruz Skateboards are the best
Pocket Pistols 👍🏻 ...and still beautifully screen printed at Screaming Inc..
seriously amazing video! so much awesome info
This guy is a fucking skateboard printing wizard!
amazing video
It would be tight to work here!
i want to work there sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad
How bad?
sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad. i took the tour this summer and it looks like the best place to work besides skate warehouse haha
#truthbetold
Dream job
Bullet 66 92a red, black, or orange! No core⚔
I'd cop a bunch of those sweet green blanks.
WHere did you learn how to make those?do you have a background in art or was it just an invention out of seeing the money that could be made?
Goat
Oh yeah!
photosynthesis or photo sensitive?
awesome. thanks for sharing this insight. it would be cool to see a board getting done from start to finish. i would like a hand printed board more. i think the imperfections would be cool. why dont you promote it as hand printed ?
Do a tour with crailtap please!
that, my friend, is a great idea. Sounds like we're doing a Girl / Chocolate demo here at SLO park in March, we'll see what we can do!
0:33 OH MY GOD i feel like spongebob at sandys house
They show old way in Powell peralta 1, I think
over 3million decks on that machine? wow
Sweet!!! #goskate
here's a free idea for the skate industry. sell blank boards with strongly branded bad ass stencil graphic included. let the kid spray pint the graphic on the board. will look a thousand times better and each board is one of a kind. just like each skater is one of a kind-- get it?
How they bunched the silk on the wooden frame? you would have to upload a video to you tube users to see.
gluing the mesh on a flat frame usually is done with a stretcher for the mesh, placed on the glued frame and then sprayed with glue activator to cure it. id also like to see how they stretch a convex/concave screen
Here's a question for you. The Santa Cruz reissues are the original screens used to print the heat transfers for the re issues? Thanks
Just stumbled across this video and I haven't sorted through all of the comments. I apologize if this question has been asked and answered previously but I'm wondering if NHS uses a custom exposure unit to burn designs onto these 3d screens? I'm accustomed to printing posters and t-shirts and I know how important it is to have optimal contact between transparencies and screens when exposing. Just trying to wrap my brain around how flat transparencies are adhered and exposed onto these 3D screens. Any input is appreciated!
Hi. I was just wondering where does NHS an other skate-companies get there T-shirts from before they put there print on them? The quality of the T-shirts are a lot better with skate brands. I'm trying to start my own T-shirt company
Dang. It would be so sick to visit nhs.
screenprint is the only way in my book
dope ass vid
Do you print your own heat transfer sheets with the graphics? Or do you order them and just heat press them onto the boards?
Will regular dtf transfer film work?
Off contact is key!
Which companies have boards made in canada and mexico?
is it ok to know what type of ink was used for printing boards?..
Where are Jim and Derrick?
NHS!!
how about griptape, is the same process?
how do you expose a screen that is that shape??
Interesting that they don't show the decks going through the heat transfer roller...and he acts like the dude that runs the machine "just shut it down, sorry" He just didn't want people to see the board getting flattened out by those rollers. They should follow Powell's example and modify the rollers so they are beveled close to the concave of the board. Watch this vid and you will see the difference: ua-cam.com/video/tBG09TItIT0/v-deo.html
sickman1972 Haha, thanks for paying such close attention! Although, to be fair, the dude on the roller was working when we got there but had finished by the time we got that far in the tour.
Skate Warehouse Let the conspiracy theories begin....Hahahahaha just kidding man. Seriously though, thanks for the tour videos they were really cool and that interview with Richard Novak was great...keep it up!
sickman1972 Thanks so much man! Stay tuned :)
sickman1972 the rollers aren't rock hard they are soft so it doesn't matter to much.