Yes, what you did there is exactly what I want to do. Do you think it would require custom design to fit in a different deck? I have a Landyachtz Switchblade. The X thingy looks good too… where did you get that?
Is it ok to steal ideas from other builders?
If you have a 3d printer and calipers, I’d be happy to mock up an insert for you.
The x thingy was off Amazon, I just painted it with a metallic spray paint. Lots of thin coats.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, some say 
a holder for a 21700 batteries in a triangle pattern
the dimensions are exact for 21700 so it might be a bit too small because of shrinking
Do you by any chance have a step file I can get from you for the mr60 panel mount you made?
Has anyone made some mud guards for tb110 wheels? If not I’ll make some, just asking before i spend the time to make some.
Save yourself some trouble mate and just get some pvc end caps, it’s a much better solution.
Thread for them is here DIY fenders - look mom, no 3D printer
I went from many 3d prototypes just trying to get them to stay together under vibration to mudguards I can stand on with no issues.
Nice! Those look noice too.
That looks like a whole lot of wheel bite though
You mean mudguard bite?
Looking into getting a 3d printer. Will the ender3 pro handle the materials needed to print tough eskate parts or should I spend more for a Prusa mk3?
Any other reccomendations?
i can print petg on my ender 3 pro
@justbarno
it’s pretty good for enclosures, if you want the best you should use nylon but that requires higher temps
if you’re a rich boy you could use PEEK xd but i wouldn’t recommend that
i made enclosure out of nylon 230 on my ender 3 pro, it’s a low temp nylon but it’s a bit too flexible i think but it’ll work for me
btw you should put this in the 3d printing discussions thread
I print alloy 910(htd), cf polycarbonate, petg, pla, and TPU with less than $100 in mods in my ender 3. Pretty sure the pro version can too.
upgraded hot end and ptfe tube probably?
Glad bed, e3dv6 hotend, bmg extruder, and 5015 fans.
Direct drive?
Yep. Most definitely.
Do you need to put a little piece of ptfe tube in the hotend?
