brrruuuuhh
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Could you share STL for this by any chance?
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9" tire fit?
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Nah, only up to 8 inch, fit 8mm or 10mm trucks.
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Ouchies
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What tyre is on the first pic? Looks nice!
Hota 150mm, i got some in stock.
@rafaelinmissouri Is that one of your Demonseedsš„?
Also, whats up with the paris baseplate and Evolve hanger?
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Thatās what he gets for desecrating a demonseed with dkps.
Hope you didnāt damage yourself Raf
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Oh man, story time. I hope it wasnāt the neighborās fault. Iāll bring the lye.
Ope
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yeppers.
1 Demonseed down one to go.
for clearance I had to mount the dkp trucks top mount.
that is actually a Paris riser I am using as a antisink plate until I get something a smidge nicer from @Boardnamics
you know.
I have been really really enjoying the DKP vibe on the Demonseed.
it is so different and such a trip.
it also serves as a board I can let lighter people try and they can actually turnā¦
skinny folks canāt turn most of my boards set up to not kill meā¦
I full on take the blame on this one.
Current mode is coolā¦ but having a definite break is also coolā¦
no one was hurt so all good!!!
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Whatās that super thin foam you used at the bottom? Looks nice
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cheers mate. Itās this.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/moroday-400-x-500-x-6mm-adhesive-rubber-mat_p4000015
claims itās rubber but itās actually a nice soft foam
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Huh very interesting. I usually use some thicker neoprene stuff for most of my padding but itās kind of too thick to put in the bottoms of enclosures
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yeah i found neoprene to be far too dense. This company also do a 3mm version of this which you can use in stripās too and it comes up very well.
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Ah nice. The neoprene I have is real neoprene, not the dense rubber mat type stuff, Iāve seen both
Itās great, and it helps hold packs in place inside the enclosure, but it adds just a bit too much to put it top and bottom
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Whereās your wet sponge?
Those things get so abused at my work nobody uses them anymore. Copper wool 4 evar.