How is that being produced?
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They are anodised
You can do some cool effects with anodising. Just look up yoyo anodising
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Yup that’s them! They are beauty’s!
Boardnamics 270 and adjustable base plates
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Good choice 
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What are you doing here dude? Looks fun!
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he is sucking
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Using a cheaper “vacuuming” way with some clothing vacuum bags.
Not as effective as a Vacuum pump, but if you “suck pump” every 10 minutes or so it will do the job.(better than hand laying)
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Looking hella fine. 
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Yeah! Except the screws aren’t long enough for geardrive
Did you like the dual color print haha I think it looks really nice
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Yeah looks awesome! I wish I had a dual extruder.
The screws are designed to work with hex extenders for pulleys, but I think getting longer screws is a minor issue.
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Ok, I love the idea of it, and I love goofy and complexes DIY solutions alltogether,
But this looks like so many potential failure points put together, I’m not sure I’d feel confortable ridding it
Is your Rim 3d printed?
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That’s why I threw it into the DIWHY thread
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Every Bajaboard / Ecomobl owner starts looking away
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See below haha - but yes I 3D printed it
Not quite - it’s the AMS on the Carbon X1
That’s an impressive machine, no wonder your prints look so fucking mint 
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I just received it two days ago and its amazing! How long does one hub and back take to print on your machine?
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depends on the hubs, the y-type takes 10h at really fast printing and 14h with a quality finish.
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