He’s such a wanker. Hopefully he likes the packaging.
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Absolutely spot on
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I could still use some sleep…
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Cheers @moog
I have looked into it for sure and I would definitely like to experiment with it!
My issue with these ‘experiments’ is that they usually end up being very expensive because i’m a ‘learn by fucking shit up’ kinda guy 
I’ve been playing with infusion for a couple of years now and this is the first mold/enclosure that i’ve actually been able to get good, repeatable results with. I shudder to think of how many hours/dollars it’s taken me to get to this point
Now that I am working with this stuff from a ‘business’ perspective, rather than a hobbyist/“fuck around and find out” perspective, i needed to produce this mold in a manner that I had the most confidence would ‘just work’.
I’m very pleased to say that the enclosures were the part of this project that I dreaded the most but they actually turned out to be the part of the project that worked the best and all in I am reasonably happy with the results.
If time/money allows in the future, I may experiment with silicone bagging, but for the time being, I just gotta stick with what I know!
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I know what you mean with expensive experiments, I’ve wasted lots of materials learning, best done
when your working for some one else. I used it a while ago and it worked pretty well for a small run of skull caps for stunt men to wear under wigs for hidden protection. Instead of infusion we wet layed it up,
popped a layer of peelply and breether cloth then slapped the silicone on. I think we just used a bit of
petroleum jelly to help it seal. But it was so much less hassle than bagging up each time.
All the best with this, you’re putting a lot of old pro’s to shame, it looks great.
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Which motors are these for? (I’m assuming they’re for motors)
These are for the 6485 and 6495 motors I sell, bearings rated for 150c and 40,000 rpm 
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ocean water?
I know, virtually no metal bearings can handle that
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Doubt lol 
but we can try 
who said the only thing we can test with salt water is nickel
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I don’t know, shooting from the hip, I’d say mimic a 15 minute long skate on wet salty roads and then a 14 hour sit in the closet without being touched, and THEN see how they roll
It’s usually the closet sit that kills 'em
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Are those studded tires on the EUC guessing the board was fine?
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Lol, yeah, ran into a buddy delivering food on the studded mten4. Thing is so tiny, cant imagine riding it is easy
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I hear they have ZERO water resistance.
NGL, it looks cool otherwise.
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Yeah I heard learning on a small one is difficult, but that small form factor makes it very tempting. But I’ve also heard they’re plagued with problems so idk.
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Seems to be most first batch euc’s are plagued with issues
Wait for v2 then I guess 
Dude…
If you had to guess how many miles would you say you have on this board?
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