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What did you use?

I made this really slow lathe for my wife to do acrylic pouring on cups:

And considered putting my motor axles in and brushing in a viscous epoxy.

I worried about getting the magnets covered though and wasn’t sure what a thin film of epoxy might affect.

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It’s West System 650 epoxy with System Three Silica Thickener in some places and a custom machined 53.75mm⌀ insert that I slathered with vegetable oil. It’s 1.2mm bigger than the stator and fits lightly-snug in a 63xx rotor that hasn’t been hardened. It’s difficult, because you have to turn the insert a couple times during the curing process to keep it un-stuck from the epoxy, and that’s being covered in vegetable oil also.

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A slow-lathe turner thingy would so extremely useful for me. Surprised I haven’t made one. Not enough space, if I had space for that, I’d have space for spot-welding equipment :rofl:

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I’ve been thinking about using a THICC balloon/condom, (ribbed for her pleasure) and using some expanding foam to make it conform to the magnets


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Epoxy
? Isn’t that kinda risky to make a board out of?

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Don’t know Bro. That’s what he using? But there are other ton of manufacturers who had similar building techniques applying diverse methods for glossyness
 1166 Longboards, 313 Skateboards, Antidote Longboards, etc


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It looks like bits of wood cast in a block of epoxy, like a river table
I am not by any means an expert but it seems like a weak point

It’s fucking cool though, I want to make one so bad

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Wood glue is stronger than most of the woods it goes on. I think properly applied epoxy would be fine given how porous wood normally is.

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I can only get so erect!!!

someone has been peeking into the inner-sanctum of k00kdom


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Yeah, that thing is a cream dream. I used to think this was cool:

But now want orange one.

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I’m liking ALMOST everything about Orange one

Need more wheelbase, shooting for 42"
I don’t know about the gaspedals, Probably design it with progressive concave or maybe simple radial concave
I’d like more drop
 I need about and Inch (yeah, that’s what she said
)
and about an 1" of rocker, (camber front to back) to aid in torsional rigidity

concave top, flat bottom with wire channels between the stiffening spars so I can make simple bullet-proof enclosure


Honestly I’ve been beating my head against reality trying to make a alum. monocoque esk8 race-board
 this is almost there!

off to Fusion I go

@surfnacho If’n I can get you the shape I want, can you CNC me a wood mold to press this against?

From 313:
Vorgaben: Alex Dietz, Boris Schinke
Konzept: Peter Scheerer
CAD/CAM: Verena Völkel
Konstruktion: Peter Scheerer
Fertigung: Peter Scheerer, Verena Völkel
Grafik: Verena Völkel

Concave: doppelter Löffel progressiv, Welle, Gaspedal, hinten: „Pushedge“
LĂ€ngsprofil: Wavecamber (5Âș – Rocker – Camber – Rocker – Kicktail – 0Âș)
Handrails
Doppel-Diffusor

Schaumkern 10/5/15 mm
ABS Nose + Tail, Multiplex Inserts

Lagenaufbau: 6 Achsen Glas / Carbon
OberflÀche: PU-Lack, klar
HitzegehÀrtet

1550 gramm (3,41 lbs)
LĂ€nge: 1000 mm (39,5″)
Breite: 265 mm (10,5″)
Radstand: 750/771/792/813 mm (29,75″/30,5″/31,25″/32″)

Input: Alex Dietz, Boris Schinke
Concept: Peter Scheerer
CAD/CAM: Verena Völkel
Construction: Peter Scheerer
Manufacturing: Peter Scheerer, Verena Völkel
Graphic: Verena Völkel

Concave: progressive double-spoon, wave, gaspedal, „push-edge“
Profile: Wavecamber: (5Âș – rocker – camber – rocker – kicktail – 0Âș)

Handrails
Double Diffuser

Foamcore 10/5/15mm
ABS nose + tail, plywood inserts

Layup: 6-ax glass / carbon
Topcoat: PU-varnish, clear
Heatcured

1550 gramm (3,41 lbs)
Length: 1000 mm (39,5″)
Width: 265 mm (10,5″)
Wheelbase: 750/771/792/813 mm (29,75″/30,5″/31,25″/32″)

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I might need you to make one for me
 :confused:

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the price may be your soul young jedi!

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I haven’t seen maguns in a while. :thinking:

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:rofl:

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I had to do it. :upside_down_face:

Also had to pull everything halfway out my pocket to make it apparant enough what it was in my pocket.

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ziptie and a variable speed cordless drill


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Nice hummie build mate!

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Deal :slightly_smiling_face:

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