Better to not advertise these numbers until it can be confirmed by a friend here.
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That is so bad ass. Love the design.
Then the boards should be farther apart 
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Thanks. It’s actually an Ownboard Bamboo AT that I modded with fsecs 6.6 mini, Hoyt puck, TB110/evolve 6.
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yeah @rene, this is awesome! And highly/completely inspire me 
I was waiting since last year to find a way to mount mini with a GD 
@BigBen, Jens ride them since at least 2016 !!
I’m on the Reaktor one 
I was working on different way to could adapt “every” Channel type drive setup on them 
(like I do with TKP (originally hex profile) working with every Caliber type truck 
And now, see they are all custom axle, and the one on the right (rear) is axle adaptor for screw-axle style (like Surfrordz or 1st BN220… just because cheaper) :
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I can’t wait…I want a couple of 60Ds. What are those 100Ds, yeah?
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Looking awesome, designed by you? And you got them machined somewhere?
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They are some trucks from Germany forgot the name of it
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Yes sir !
I just modeled it from the existing Flame mtb trucks that I bought ^^
But for the custom axle machinist ask me around 250€ for the 4 pieces … 
Flame axles are made from Alloy, I try to make them from steel!
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Is the picture with the stock axles?
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Alloy steel? Surface finish is nice
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no steel 
if Im right (AL7075 stock one)
I want steel (like 42CD04T)
bottom one
And every chanel type drive could be set on them 
!!!
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maybe thats the hanger material?
maybe …
but they say alloy axle on the website…
And Rene is making it full AL7075.
Oeh that looks good! Where will u get the drive manufactured?
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not eggzakery… what you are feeling is cogging effect on the magnetic flux, showing not only how strong the flux field is, but also how weak it is… some like this “feel” as they “think” this is desirable… but it’s not, and it’s not as efficient as a flux field that is better directed and managed, and does not exhibit this “cogging” feel…
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Looks like a sweet design, but what plastic are you using? I would worry it will melt when soldering
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