I can’t help but feel that the shape should be more triangular in the high stress area with better support coming from under the deck and above the truck. This would cut into the ground clearance but would still be above the hangers.
^this design could work in aluminum I think
As you replied to @moon you don’t want a overly built design?
You’re definitely in the right direction, all this is viable.
My goal here is to have a cost friendly solution AND I have a nice access to sheet bending manufacturing facility. So the limitations here is to have a full design with metal bending only.
You can always make the part thicker, i.e. add material and solve the strength issue this way. As @moon suggested on IG. But this is a lazy solution that I’m not a fan of. Day job habit I guess
OK, bite me
Sandwich bracket (jambon beurre)
3 layers of 1.5mm aluminum, 2 layers of carbon, 4 layers of fiberglass, epoxy.
Looks solid but we all know it doesn’t mean anything
mdr
What epoxy did you use? i find it really hard to find good epoxy in france
you have Dial which sucks ass, Sader that is expensive and meh… and 1min loctite expoxy that hardens before you get it out of the nozzle