What about spar urethane? It worked on aluminum…
Alternatively you could go the route I saw this one guy do. Velcro over the entire lid > Velcro sheets of grip tape that you stick on. Would kill the cool metal look, but you could pick your grip out a drawer to match your outfit xD
You could also try a sheet of sorbothane over the top, reduces vibrations extremely well. Mostly used in music equipment but I think it has potential as a vibration dampening grip.
Oh and permabond makes an epoxy that’s specifically for stainless steel. Don’t think anyone’s used it for frit, ever, so definitely do some testing first, but I think that thing is in fact frittable
I bet if you used steel frit it’d look pretty freakin cool.
The 3mm studs I use are as big as you’d want for grip. Any bigger - and they’d need to be bigger if they were bolt-ins or for welding - and they’ll only afford you less grip.
There are specialist adhesives for stainless but it’s doubtful that they’d withstand the sort of forces that they’d get exposed to.
Mountain bike pedals use M3 machine screws threaded in from the back to grip shoes, it works amazing.
Maybe there’s a way to knurl the deck surface? Put it on a mill table and somehow get the knurler in the spindle?
Crosshatching with an angle grinder if all else fails?
Anyway this is def my favorite board I’ve seen this year.
Keeping in mind that this is a scam by Jackson to keep the printer in the city so he doesn’t need to pay international shipping, I will begrudgingly accept that CYBOARD is a worthy DIY contender and you should consider voting for it
you miss something, welding it’s very satisfying , talent guy like you can learn very fast , mig is very easy for beginner and very cheap to buy , altough tig is a little bit more tricky
