The only dkp board I ever had that I liked was a sector 9 double drop, with the trucks mounted drop through. Dkp is just too tall. Iād love to try a set with, like, some upward stagger on the second kingpin. If they increased wheelbase instead of height, theyād probably work well on a lot more styles of deck than the ātraditionalā dkp design.
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I donāt remember the scientific term, but the way that compression works, you get much better results from smaller shapes than a sheet by far. Optimally, use a shit load of small open circles 
Next time Iām thrifting Imma hit the kitchen section for some pastry making tools so I can accomplish that I thinkā¦
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I wanted this drop throughā¦
but it was too low.
had to top mount.
Hehe!!! I donāt know why he flipped the esc box upside down, maybe he needs to shorten the phase wires and flip the box back the right way lol
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Oh yeah, he mention the phase wires dragging when he wheelies.
Ill see uf i cant figure something else out next time i see him
Iām just teasing you 
glad you are ok 
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show me your fixed Demonseed would ya
Check your journal cock
you beat me to it.
kisses
Next Rager you can take my demonseed with dkp drop through for a spin. It is a blast to ride.
Granted I have no other dkp experience than these trucks in this setup, so maybe Iād hate a different setup, but I can honestly feel my face light up once I get moving
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Hell yeah. Dkp on drop longboards makes them ride more like my little short loose cruisers.
Lol, I have no idea what happened to it. Super OG kaly showed up with no power and definite issues. This appear to be the majority of it. Not sure if it was cause or result from something else tho. 
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Workbench?
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its 4am, go to sleeeeeeeeeeep
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6+ metres of it 
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He clearly doesnāt listen to reason. I tried the other day
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yeah i get what youāre saying. that does seem like a task though 
Having a softer mat over larger area seems to work pretty well for me
It does the job, which is why we all do it. Hell, I just layed out a flat sheet of rubber in an enclosure today. The circles thing is an ideal; ideals are not realistic. In practice, thin stripes are the best balance of work load and function, imo. If you want something to compress(in the way weāre talking about) regardless of material, itās easier and more efficient for it to do so in multiple pieces. This is because when something compresses vertically, it needs somewhere to expand horizontally to do so.
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