Could you use the MDF ones to press one from fiberglass with a bracing ply core?
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I could do lots of things… i will see where my whims take me
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I love how you DIY-ed the mold and the press. So cool!
What’s the purpose of this bump? I can’t remember seeing anything similar on any other deck.
BTW, I had a mold made for this just about a week before you posted your first pic:
Looks like we’ll have twins.
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It provides an extra pocket to lock into when you want to shorten your stance. I tend to ride with my back foot on its toes on the toe side, and that little pocket created there should be a reaaallly nice little nook.
A side effect is that it allows a little flex in the centre of the deck. This could be a good thing in the form of relief for the transitions to the nose and tail, or a bad thing in terms of snappy deck 
Won’t know until I’ve tried!
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Cool! Love the experimenting. I hope we’ll be able to exchange insights on what’s working and what’s not. I should have first prototype decks on hand soon.
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Isn’t that just an indentation to allow the screwdriver to access the bolt head?
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Ooh possibly. But its not anywhere else so it just looked weird
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Definitely dude!
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Yes it is
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The lengths to which people will go to avoid touching the trash bin lid 
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@Pickled_Monkey whats the benefit of 2 smaller reductions instead of one big one when the reductions are this small? Ground clearance?
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3 stage actually 1:12, allows for monster torque with shed loads of ground clearance. makes the drive more ‘compact’
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hahhahha them wheels look so tiny 
Deck is awesome, dood. 
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Yup, it certainly looks much more “dense” than if there was a single huge sprocket. Looking forward to seeing the project progress.
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they need a spacer
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Can’t wait to see the production version available for purchase!
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Beautiful ride I gotta get me some of those radium things 
@Tony_Stark when will the bushing thingys be instock?
Mid July 
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Mine was on the evolve gtx Platte river bike trail front of comcast building near stadium Denver. 22mph motors seized. My own builds thank God never have. But ouch!. 3 ribs down. One of two or maybe three bad ones. Idk. just stopped crashing. 
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