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I thought you’d like that 
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Nice! I was thinking of going the same route as you, TB DD with hummie deck. Curious, did you try drop through mounting or not enough clearance?
Also, what enclosure is that?
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Not enough clearance between motor cans and deck 
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TBDD + Hummie deck is a good looking and smooth riding mix. As @BenjaminF said, not enough clearance for drop through mount (at least without heavy modification and probably reinforcing the drop through) The enclosure, I made myself. Vacuum bag with two layers of fiberglass on inside (because carbon fiber is conductive) and four layers of carbon fiber.
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Dang! Guess I’ll save the deck for some hummie hubs…
Clean looking build!
Which cells are those out of curiosity?
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Thanks ! , your pcb makes it too easy. Cells are Molicel P26a.
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Is this an un-routed hummie cutout? As in, you did not expand the cutout at all?
Very clean pack, btw. What kind of Amps are you planning to draw with those molicels? I dont know that I have seen too many folks using the p26a’s, i would be interested to hear your thoughts on them 
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I had to route about 3/16 off each side to fit and that’s with a little bit of padding on the sides. The P26a’s are rated for 35a continuous, I doubt I’ll ever pull more than 100amps with the direct drives I’m running. My metr unity comes today so I’ll be able to see some real world data soon.
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Awesome dude, this is exactly what I was looking for 
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Tomorrow, in fact 
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Whooo!
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I’m gonna go out of my way to say that benji really goes out of his way to help others. Even if he is a dirty drunkin, quaking mobster…
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this info is good and missing I think
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Hello, is there a .pdf version with all the 8 steps available for download?