Well it’s hard to say as I re-use a lot of stuff from past designs so it’s relativly fast
But starting from scratch that would take 10-12 hours I suppose
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Please keep going, I really enjoy it every time you post a new build! 
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send some gummies to harfang x)
Gummies could be cool but too thin and not wide enough 
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Did you do a stress analysis on those? Would be kinda interesting to see, because the area where the bushings go thins up quite a bit. 
Also they look reaaaally nice.
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thank you!
yes, i made a lot of simulations, and this design is probably the 17-20th iteration of the initial design, so don’t worry the area between bushings is not to thin
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My very first thought was also that the area between the bushings was too thin
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Very cool! Would you mind sharing those? Would be totally okay if not, I’d just find it very interesting.
Just curious… But aren’t you worried of the plastic melting? I know that if you reach melting temperature, you probably have bigger problems but pla goes soft at like 50 or 60 C°
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Thats petg, and not really concerned about melting. As you say, if thats melting, i got big issues 
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PETG becomes soft at around 85°C, which is also the throttle threshold of most ESCs. But yeah, you could run into very slight deformation in the summer.
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Doesn’t Australia get real hot in the summer? 
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You should make the top of the kingpins below the hangar so that you can grind on them
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Haha yeah but fuck riding in crazy heat
@glyphiks What kind of supports sorcery is that? Did it come out as a single piece just like that?
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Haha yep. It took a while to get it dialed and a fair amount of technical support from @Scepterr and the lads in the 3dp group on telegram, but pretty happy with where its at!
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Check out concentric support top layers 
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Man those balance wires look like an old school PCB with the big swoopy traces. Looks nice, no sharp angles or kinks in the wire
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Ahh……the “good old days” of laying out the traces with Bishop tape and photo etching the boards in a tray in the bathtub. I miss them not! 
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