150W CO2 laser. Would love a fiber laser though since it would be a bit better for engraving anodised parts.
yeah, so no aluminum cutting, that would have been much less machining than cnced parts
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Yes, I actually worked with a local waterjetcutting company already to precut some stock so it saves a lot of machining time. But in the end the time gain vs the costs is marginal.
Ah yes ? I don’t have more than hobby grade machines so I’m far from machining metal,
but I’ve had a couple of parts made by Chinese prototyping companies: usualy each aditional dimension you work in is a significant step in price.
Like laser cut aluminium is easily half or a third of the cnc milled part for a minimal design difference
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Yes true, I meant waterjetcutting as a first step to remove most material and after that cnc mill the rest. It makes sense for me on some larger parts since my cnc is small and relatively slow.
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Need some help to decide the next batch of anti sink plates, got the Open plates or the X plates
Which Anti Sink Plate would you choose?
- O plate
- X plate
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Looks like the X plate is in the lead! If you haventleft your vote yet, considering voting, will help me out 
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Help decide the next production:
Next Production?
- Wheel nuts in raw, black and red anodising (tested succesfully with loctite)
- Anti sink plates in raw, black and gunmetal anodising
- 66T 20mm wide pulleys in black anodising
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How about matrix 3 riptide adapters 
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What size axle are the nuts for again?
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Still have to make a set for testing, will probably put them on my new board soon.
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7/16-20 UNF thats the standard MBS and Trampa axle thread.
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Looks like the nuts are in the lead!
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Some new products added to the website
Sceptre motor mounts from the first batch:
And have some Precision bearing spacers available:
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I get a dejavous on these …
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Yes, and I believe these are also going on a build with Savage trucks
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