I found with my enclosures that i got best results using both cloth/weave and csm.
The infusion made it easy to go super heavy with the glass and the layups were more often than not upwards of 2000gsm.
I believe most of them were
200gsm cloth
450gsm biax
450gsm csm
450gsm biax
450 gsm csm
450 gsm biax
200 gsm cloth
I also added additional layers of csm and biax in the flanges for more bulk there.
Best off listening to @glyphiks. Heās done craploads to a high standard too.
I think mine worked with less layers as i used a heavy chop strand in middle.
Letās see how my āboat shop guyā attempt goes and if it fails Iāll definitely be annoying @glyphiks
More than enough. I only do about 4 layers and vac them in one go. Less is more with the resin.
Gotta keep in mind, the enclosure is fucking gigantic. And itās just a completely flat pan, no contours or details to help with rigidity.
Could you get away with 4-6 layers of cloth? Yeah probably if you donāt mind it flaccid.
Would it be better with more? Abso-fuckin-lutely IMO.
The enclosure was designed as a structural element, it will be interesting indeed to see how the new deck layup and enclosure layup interact. There may even be a bit of flex! Although in my testing, the flex in the deck isnāt a pleasing āacross the boardā type of flex, itās a dull, concentrated to one spot type of flex.
My layups of both deck and enclosure were overengineered IMO, I am very curious to see how a much lighter system comes together.
How far off was that enclosure depth wise from housing a stagger stack?
Its 37mm at its shallowest point. If you kept things reeeeaaaallll tight, you could prob fit a staggered pack in 42mm
Maybe the way we do it different 
I cut the layers in large areas that overlap and interlock each other giving it a bit more strength across. I want to try that vac infusion way you were doing it though.
Very easy to keep adding weave layers - especially if it helps to reduce the flex in the deck without skinning it.
Iāve got a set of newbee 3 links on their way so Iāll set up a rolling chassis when itās gone and test it out. Iāll probably build it out for myself as a test board first . And then make adjustments if needed for the next one.
Well fuck a duckā¦ā¦ I think it actually worked.
Ended up doing 8 layers of weave
Couple small spots I can fill with auto filler but nothing major
Hell yeah! Thatās looks great!!
That went really well dude!!!
Put it on the deckkkkkkkk
Build ittttā¦ take photosssss
Nailed it
The deck shape I tried looks like arse.
Iāll press and shape another one next week and put pictures up 
Nice work mate 
Im sure u can tidy it up. Just do straight cuts where you cut curves and itāll look just fine.
Made the rear too narrow and out of proportion. The front is definitely salvageableā¦ā¦if I only needed half a skateboard
