nah, I think the curve of the handle , hand-hole and board would all try an occupy the same space in the universe… you could redesign it… I stole the idea from a guy on builders who won like a BofY sometime in the past
I think the simplest, cheapest, non-evasive, design friendly, most functional carry handle is a paracord handle…
I think I kyped this thought from @Mikenopolis
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SHREDLIGHTS MOUNTS WITH HOLES DRILLED IN THEM
no reason I recommend this
secure it under your base plate
design it with bolt holes
use your imagination
this is DIY
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What about like a fold-out trolly handle.
like on EUCs
Allow you to have the board at a lower angle especially if you are tall.
As you can see, I found it particularly annoying not having a handle and drilled MASSIVE holes in the kick tail of the board above the parachord handle board
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If your truck bolts are long enough, the handle could go from the bottom of the deck and out
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good luck in your quest… makin’ kool shit is a lot of the fun!!!
how about something like this mounted to the truck, can also mount lights to it while youre at it
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BQZZK4Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ggmmFbYRTZNZY
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This is very strong. Went through a few iterations until it didn’t need to. Tested in PLA+, PETG. ABS and nylon will also work very well.
rear_trolley_handle_stronger.STL (16.7 MB)
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It’s either I make one or something or get rid of this board (people will be mad if I do that) @CiscoV and @DEEIF cause I can’t even lock this thing up on the skateboard locks at school lol…
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I already told you a compromise KADE… Anything but a OneWheel…
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I made several with the “pyramid” adapter, see here:
Also here:
The left one I had for several hundred miles carrying ~8kg Spud and no issues (printed in PLA)
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Interesting! I believe the Metroboard X has something like that? Someone back me up on that lol.
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Thats what I have on one of mine, it works great.
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