OK let me see what I can do.
What is a good price for these?
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I just bought some aluminium foot lockers , nice aluminium plates, bent and drilled
was 70 euros for a set of two
I suppose, staying in the 100$ range would help selling those
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Any news? 
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Will have something towards the weekend.
Also checking an option for stainless steel
What is the preference for hole spacing? Old/new?
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Very Nice!
Old school is good
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shhhhh, me first
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I’ll see what I can do.
@DavidF is getting the first pair.
The sad thing is I have nothing to test it with, literally no longboard parts atm
I’ll rig something to show you (and me) the strength of these.
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3rd buyer here 
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anyone interested in a rough price (4th?)
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Marry me please
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I would expect no less. But these look great and you seem to have a bit of interest already. A small run of these would be cool!
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So for now it bends
Keep in mind this is overkill in terms of loads, but I wouldn’t want my product to do this anyway.
I will try stainless steel next before changing the design completely.
I’ll keep you posted
@DavidF @glyphiks
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Does it? I can’t see it bending on the pics
Stainless steel would be ok, but quite heavy
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I see now
Stainless steel would be ok, but quite heavy
Also, I think the front plate (where the base plate is attached) could be a bit shorter
This would decrease leverage
How much weight did you put on it?
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I’m 90kg, so all of it…
The design loads were 60kg as in 120/2
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I’m 68kg, so I think those would be ok for me
But I get that stronger is better
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Yeah but if you accidentally hit a pothole or whatever I bet the force would be bigger then a bouncy 90 kg load
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