Inspired by a lot of you out there
I figured I should compile my designs, Test Projects and Make them available to Build off of, as I cant do it all myself
This List will Start Small But I will definitely add to it over time aswell as Categorize it best I can.
ELECTRONIC PARTS
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Super Compact XT60 (Male) PANEL MOUNT
file being revised
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Lipo Alarm Caddy
Unfortunately Designed this in Solidworks which I dont have Access to so only the STL style File is Available on my Printables Page 
—>Link
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- SRB TAILIGHT SHROUD
Designed to Secure to the aluminum motor support crossbar
—>Shroud link
—>Panel link
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MECHANICAL PARTS
- Countersink Plate - Never Tested
has a bit of a medieval look to it
preview
—>Countersink Link
- Stomp pad
Specially Designed 4 the Vans Waffle Pattern goes great on the underside of your Race board as the Grub Screws poke through your deck or aluminum sheet or whatever
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Revamped this thing to have a Rabbit / Lip idk if that’s what its called at least that’s what they call it in wood working
going to print Later today
last iteration I was having serious thermal contraction happening causing the print to lift even with a Brim..
hoping with this iteration it prints much better being there is a bit more to grab on the bottom.
but basically you fill this thing with sand + put glue in that lip tract and Seal er up
but only after you put ur threaded inserts in for your Rubber FEET
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@glyphiks
Um… I talk a little funny sorry
Basically just putting glue in the recessed track
So when the bottom panel conjoins with the body it has a seal so that sand doesn’t escape.
Idk if it’ll work it but it’s a fair attempt at trying to create a seal anyway
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Lol i meant - what is the box of sand for? 
These are the first prototypes that I fucked up on
But these are what they are for
Just weighted wheel stops for leaning your board against a wall
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Pretty sweeeeettt
My v5 is on the new revamped model
And I haven’t put sand in it to utilize the weighted feature it could have yet as I’m
Printing the bottom panel… which should help raise the thing a couple extra mm.
My v5 taillight barely clears the hardwood floor. 
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When I made a similar design, I wished that I ‘d made a piece to link the two chocks and keep them at the perfect width
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I’ve wanted to do this to my charger for quite some time
I hate when chargers don’t have an input & output port. It can make for a very annoying use of storage volume.
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This is a great idea, i also hate that
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I have yet to test the back plate, my 3d Printer is in the shop atm
But four m3 Screws will be utilized to clamp the panel mount & the Xt60 Connector in place!
I definitely recommend printing with a .25mm nozzle once I release the files
I don’t think .4mm will cut it
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Tbf i’d likely just use the amass panel mounts 
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Second charger done!, they just look so good I started doing it to my 20s charger that I don’t even have a build-for and burned the hell out of my hand with my soldering iron.
Calling it a night lol
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