80mm and 85mm wheels really do belong on 180mm hangers.
Gorgeous build btw.
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Wait until you discover the 145mm Boardnamics hangers 
Just so tough to fit motors on there, but worth it.
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I like mine. The ones pictured have a lot of miles on them now. They work really nicely with with Carver surf-skate trucks.
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My Airbnb has a small skate park on it.
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Congratulations Bro! Onwards and upwards! 
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How have these aged?
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2 are in service. still kicking no issue.
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@eretron
Still need to tweak a few things, but my granda plata design is heavily influenced by yours xD
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Looks awesome.
I am not quite satisfied hot the print came out. Definetly have to make those thin lines thicker.
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Ahh yeah could use brighter blue. It’ll still look dope on top of white though, I bet.
I saw that cool pallette swap text and was like “how he do dat” and figured it out. Final version also has some inverted circuit board pattern but I don’t that one on my phone. Also it scares me to actually have the deck outline on the fabric like that 
File a complaint. What are the disabled supposed to do?
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Did you read the sign? They’re gonna fix it 
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Ah yes, be that person that files a complaint without reading the sign. Good good lmao
Fix it date is today. Not bad response time imo
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This might be extremely difficult to get lined up perfectly on the deck.
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I know, but that’s the fun part 
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That’s at burning man
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I’d cut off just one side before you lay it. Use that edge as a guide line.
Oh and for the sake of your sanity I really hope that outline is adjusted for curvature @.@
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Actually I am approaching this in totally different way.
I will be using a projector to project the same image that is printed to the deck (that’s what I do for living btw, animation and projection mapping on events and buildings)
So once I have that projection mapped onto the deck it won’t be an issue to align the print itself.
Here is an example of the technique. Here I am projecting the geometry of the building on itself.
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If you need advice on that, this is literally my roommate’s job in the film industry.