Matt is good for complex curves.
Judging by your paint risers I have a clue as to why you forget how painful this process is. Use an epidural next time. Painless! 
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doing some cross parts below the segment lines?
You are now lead scientist on this experiment and I will be copying you 
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I will 3d print the seperators for the segments, need to get the flange made first and get everything in position before i can finalisr the design on them tho
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Show us ya flange 
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It doesnt look much different than it did last night 
Been out all day, will get dusty in the morning and flash ya my flange after i tidy it up.
Tinkering with this panel mount mt60 design i made (by molesting an existing design). It seems to work as intended, just gotta design the bracket for the motor side now, that will utilise the third hole/nut on the board side and bolt both connectors together
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Got stuck into it early this morning.
I’ve had enough for the day. Flange still needs a couple of little spots filled and some more primer but i’m done for now.
Looks a little less ridiculous with the flange, but its still a behemoth.
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Spacers printed, segments and flange had a final sand and all individually waxed.
Next step will be to stick down all the pieces to the deck, add fillets and then create a secondary flange for the mold.
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Decided it would be easier to make the flange before sticking the buck down.
Wrapped board in vinyl, stuck corflute to the deck with hotglue, added a vinyl bevel from the deck to the corflute flange, and then added a silicone dam to stop the pourable silicone going too far.
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Fuck it’s an elaborate process! 
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Its all the things i’ve learned in the past 2 yrs in one big clusterfuck.
Lets hope it pays off 
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Before i get too carried away with the Haero, i still need to nail the vac process…
Round 3 on the flux. Hopefully the lessons learned from the last 2 fuckups can see me through this one…
Both pulls were successful enough to tell me what i needed to do with the fabric layup, so hopefully i’ve got it nailed with this one 
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Impressive that you’re light years ahead of me, yet still figuring some things out.
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Somebody’s busy!
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Always. Even when you think you’ve got something perfected, there’s always another method or way to make it better.
Right? Its mental here
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Fillets done.
Flux peel plied and flow meshed, ready for a bag and infusion.
And i accidentally bought a new deck… and trucks… and wheels and bearings… 
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Also looks like this holes where drilled accidentally
I hope it’s just how it looks on the picture and not in real life. If not, I don’t want to know how the bearings look like
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Lol plenty of decks come with multiple wheelbase positions, that’s just how it comes!
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Okaaay, let me zoom into a bit more…
You don’t think it looks like there is something off? 
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