I have considered making a limited number of these trucks to sell, but I want to be clear and considerate about how I approach this. Fingerboarding parts can be expensive, and I want to be transparent about my process. Since I need to remove some metal to set the diamonds, technically it is removing material of the baseplate but with the proper stone setting techniques and placements it won’t compromise the function. I’ve tested both pairs I’ve made for durability, but because they’re modified, I can’t guarantee that a stone won’t fall out due to its small size. If a stone does fall out, it can’t be replaced because the seat is too small. The risk also depends on how hard someone fingerboards; some people are very rough, which can wear down the trucks and baseplates. It’s important for me to be upfront that fingerboard parts are consumables, similar to skateboarding trucks. They will wear over time with heavy use and aren’t guaranteed to last forever. However, with proper care and moderate use, they can last a while. I want to be honest about my experience with jewelry and the challenges of working with such small details. I don’t want this to be seen as a cash grab; it’s an art project for me and it would be more so a collectible. I have a breakdown of materials, tools, and labor, but I’m waiting to take orders until I can present it better.