I think just the sides.
ok, could a normal drill go through that?
actually what i think would work well would be a yardstick, i could spraypaint it black so it looks better
I just drilled holes through the metal support, enclosure, and deck to mount it with screws. Without the supports it had cracked at 4/6 areas of the abs where the bolts were at. I have had no problems since but it does make it more cumbersome when you need to open it up.
ok i think im going to do it anyway though, its worth the extra 5 min it would take to take it apart so that it actually works properly
Maybe try coating the enclosure with bedliner?
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thats also a really good idea
Also, it’s a good idea to mount your electronics to the deck with velcro instead of letting them rest in the bottom of the enclosure. It will reduce the stress placed on it.
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Don’t use an oven that will be used for food
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That is a strategy a lot of folks use, but a large number of folks also don’t do that, and mount everything to the enclosure. It depends what you want and what enclosure you have
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i found a deck but thanks
Abs/Kydex : velcro to the deck
Skinned Abs/Fiberglass/Carbon fiber : can do either.
This is what Ive always thought was true.
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i plan to velcro the best i can to the deck but i doubt it can hold my heavy battery
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Heavy duty velcro is the shit.
It can deffinitly hold ur battery.
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alrighty
Not always, ask me how I know.
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I have both this(link below) deck and skateshred. The skateshred is a bit more stiff, but they both have the same number of layers. I do like the slight flex. I have ridden this budget skater deck for about 300km. It’s also wide enough for my 5P battery pack. The best part is that it costs <$40 shipped.
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looks really clean but in not sure if i would have enough clearance
Yeah, if you use pneumatics, it’s perfect. But with thane even 110mm it wouldn’t provide enough clearance.