Here is a little sneak peak. 
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Thanks, they look nice well done!
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Thanks!
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That looks almost identical to the style of InfinitiHubs by @surfnacho. I might get that file to front some matching front rims.
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Yup, the inspirations for these is the same although my design drops down in the middle, the InfinityHubs do not. Mine also clears the rim flange.
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Nice!
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I hope you like it. Bro. That V type is the sauce! If I can’t get my tb hubs to work with my setup, I’ll be purchasing the files for these fo sho!
Also, any peeps in Canada without a 3d printer wanting to give these a go, I’m A OK with making em for ya. Just purchase the files from @Tanuki, once he’s confirmed your purchase with me, I’ll happily print them and send them to you for cost of shipping and filament. Which of course is peanuts. 
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Those new V-types are badass. I just got my files sliced for the Y-type and I am going to print some test wheels this weekend. I’ll shoot you a message soon for the V-type! Nice work 
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Thanks guys! If you have a cool idea for some unique or classic design that can work as 3D prints, let me know. 
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Tesla rims.
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What kind? They have several.
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Oh, the ugly ones.
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I think they’re cool. The other ones just look like basic car rims.
I also like old school chromed hubcaps.
Just gonna say this cos nobody else has said it.
3d printed hubs seem like an incredibly bad idea.
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Care to elaborate?
Not really.
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Well okay then, thanks for your opinion.
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The reasons seem obvious, but in something like nylon and with say, 100% infill and good layer adhesion the hubs should hold up right?
I too have fears of my rims being shredded as I ride but I also want to believe 3d printing can be more practical for esk8 parts.
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