I impulse purchased this fritted deck from @abusfullofnuns here a few months ago.
Great decision, this deck is awesome. I definitely wanted to turn it into a full build, Hence this thread! My first non-meme “proper” build in awhile.
Part sourcing
A great excuse to use some spare parts I’ve accumulated
ESC
Bought a broken spintend 75v/100A esc from @Benja here like a year and a half ago.
I tried replacing the TJA1051 CAN chips, but unfortunately that didn’t fix it.
Battery/Enclosure
@TZDKB generously gifted me this battery and enclosure a year or two ago. IIRC it’s 16s liion pouch cells, built into a perfect 3D printed enclosure.
Trucks
Duality, of course 
These were the trucks that I used for experimental projects Super Duality and I had an IDEA.
With their time doing experiments done, White Midnight is their planned home.
Motors
Reacher SKP 6455, Inherited from Nothing Fancy and I had an IDEA
Enclosure Mounting
The enclosure was printed for the Warren deck, which has a flat bottom.
This new deck…isn’t flat.
Borrowing a 3D scanner, I scanned the bottom of the deck
And CAD’d adaptors that conform to the deck
Printed with TPU, and they fit like puzzle pieces
Deck Inserts
For White Midnight, I wanted to mount the enclosure with something more proper then wood screws. Decided to put brass inserts into the deck.
Can always use an excuse to buy a new tool
8 batches of 5 minute epoxy later, inserts are in.
And promptly hidden by lightly hot gluing the adaptors to the deck.
Don’t need to be accurate if you print with TPU 
All the bolts fit! Dope. The trucks look great on here
My original plan was to drop-through mount Dualities (cutting out a slot in the deck).
I might not need to though!! Feels fantastic as-is (pending track experimentation, of course).
ESC and BMS
The BMS sits in this extra compartment in the enclosure. From the wiring, it seems like this board originally had a rear-mounted ESC box… but I think I can squeeze the vesc in there too (and avoid a rear-mount box ).
It’s tight though, so the BMS and Vesc need some trimming.
The BMS tabs are made of chinesium, so came off with just a pair of wire snips (did ruin them though… oopes)
VESC tabs also came off with a Dremel
It fits, very cozy!
To passthrough the rear phase/sensor wires, I cut a hole and printed an insert
With everything done, it was time for power-up and configuration.
Vesc not-a-setup
I’m able to connect and do motor detection, but the motors don’t spin like they’re supposed to 
Playing with the settings yielded no results, unfortunately. Going to keep playing with it, but might just need to purchase a D100s.
That’s where the board’s at right now. All the core features are done, just need a working vesc. Updates to come
