Fingerboards first created as a self-made toys in the 1970s and later became a novelty attached to key chains at skate shops (but also mentioned as a model for a skateboard.) In 1985 it was controlled by a homemade fingerboard, some people consider This fingerboard of the earliest recordings are available for public consumption. Homemade fingerboard was built from cardboard, Coffee Stirrers, Hot Wheels and axles.
Fingerboards peripheral have become part of the skateboarding industry since the late 1980s and was originally marketed as keychains.
Although almost no "rideable," they were corrected by the Tech Deck brand of mass produced a "rideable" miniature skateboard. Licensed entertainment was introduced by the fingerboards Bratz Toys, released through a Hong Kong based toy company called Prime Time Toys, and designed by Pangea, a company that helped develop the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toy line of Playmates Toys. Design was utilized from entertainment properties such as "Speed Racer," "Woody Woodpecker," "NASCAR," "Heavy Metal," and "Crash Bandicoot." Tech Deck boards licensed driving license the brand to a strong urban brand, rather than creating their own designs. In the late 1990s, as fingerboards became more prominent outside the skateboard community, X-Concepts' Tech decks licensed "pro actual graphics of the major skateboard brands" up "fingerboard 1999 wave right into Wal-Mart and other big stores."
and this is my fingerboard
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