Has anybody from this forum made experiences with 3d printed tires and or
has another method to make hubs like the ones from Hummie capable to go off-road?
For the design: Which off-road tire should I base the pattern and diameter on that is reliable? Psychotillers, Bergmeister etc.? I will have to reduce the diameter I guess but I have no idea where the sweet spot is for those hubs…
I have watched something like this:
Only sleeves on top of the hummie sleeves wont work, you need to make a strong bond.
Can people stop with the AT madness with hubs xD Portable eggcookers.
Going belt drive in Germany is like asking for your board to get confiscated…
I feel ya, I just wanted to steal some attention and say that AT and hubs spells disaster. I realised now your prob didn’t mean huge wheels, which is another thing entierly.
What do you feel is missing that say the normal hummies dont give you?
I can go to the road I want to be able to drive on with those tires and show you later it is not really offroad more like an offroad gravel path…
a little worse than this one
Are the police hiding in the bushes? 
That looks full pneumie to me
Hmmm, I recently went 4WD directdrive with pneumatics, now I can happily go on roads like these, everything else was always painful. My (semi) AT wheels were great for regular roads with an occasional stone but no fun on a real gravel path.
you convinced me that it is not the best idea… I will just take my mountainbike there and take the longer route with my esk8… until they are legal in hopefully less than 5 years then I will switch to belt…
Do you have pictures?
Hey, experimeting is the best learning experience. If you want to give it a shot then try it 
Maybe some of the geardrives avaible can give you some stealth? The herringbone drive is pretty small! and silent, support bergs as well which I think would fill your purpose
jo, in the thread I linked 
The 100mm mbs ones right?
I thought you tried a larger diameter.
But I guess around 100-120 is the maximum
yap, the mbs at wheels. Hummies might be able to drive something like cloudwheels, but as @linsus said hubs will get significantly hotter. They are thermoisolated even more and need more power to turn the wheel. I have two boards now I regularly use, one deck with the hummies for asphalt rides, as you know they are incredibly smooth on that, and the 4wd dd on bergmeisters for rougher terrain.
