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Prisma Guitars Are Made from Old Skateboards

Prisma Guitars Are Made from Old Skateboards

Failed nose grabs and poorly landed kickflips have littered the world with wrecked skateboards. Instead of letting those decks sit and die, Nick Pourfard gives them a second life-as guitars. Thanks to an industrial design background and skills as a self-taught woodworker, Pourfard takes wrecked decks and turns them into one-of-a-kind instruments. All are made by hand and take advantage of the colors of a board running all the way through to craft some fantastic designs. They look as good on display as they do while you’re fingerpicking your way through some classics.