Thats where the heat comes into play.
About 770Ā°C and quench
Does everybody agree on a 2" drop. What about flex or no flex? Those with a double stack battery may want more or less. Also length away from board? I need some general measurments
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IMHO: 1" total drop with the option to drop the truck thru the riser bracket.
2" is a pretty drastic drop should have some flex, but must not deform under heavy cyclic loading
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Maybe more than an inch for AT wheels
youāre doing itā¦ go for what your gut tells you
not aluminum but iron so its kind of heavyā¦ 
but anyone can do this with a flex and a welder, those are more common then a cnc I guess
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jump on board test demanded
bend radius appears to tight
He sent me what you ask in PM, so I canāt share it.
Weāll it bounces like Taz but doesnāt bend from what I saw 
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fuck yeah post itā¦
everybody is doing it
be k00lā¦ post a pmā¦
jk
Iām kinda sure @blase will post it if applicableā¦ but his bend radii is still too tight
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Iām the kind of uncool guy that respects rules
Booooohhh 
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Sent a new version yesterday to be made.
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What kinda steel?
the deck is bendy af but the bracket seems to be solid
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brother your brackets are k00l as fuckā¦ but can you do the same vid on a stiff deckā¦ you wanna ride da noodle?
Stainless steel this time or new design?
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I dont have any stiff decks for now, I will try to find a piece of wood or whatever that wont bend in the afternoon.
This noodle is my experiment stuff that will let me try and learn different things, now that I see how bendy it is I will learn on it how to stiffen a deck up
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tensioning and truck angle can be problematicā¦ but Iāve overcome that issueā¦ I just donāt have a leaf/spring to cut upā¦
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