thought so. At 4A motor current it’s hard to reach that speed 
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The 4p ones on the left are winfly modules, the 8p trays are modified from @Lee_Wright’s glue guide.
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I “think” he’s asking about the black squaring jig… wait can we still say jig in this politically charged atmosphere…
I meant “fixture” not jig… yeah the black squaring fixture
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Awesome thank you!
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There you go thinking again… 
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The wall art is even better than the WIP esk8 art.
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thanks!!
…but I glue my parallel packs in a completely different manner than the rest of all ya’all…
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Please share
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I put a line of silicone on one battery, then I gently “smoogie” the next one in the glue line, set it in an angled tray like a “V” then a line of silicone on the next free cell, and “smoogie” it into the already joined cells in the “V”…
rinse and repeat…
EDIT:
this is a typical glue line… And it Will rip the shrink wrap off of most cells before it gives up the ghost…
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what glue?
angled V? meaning just a slanted tray to let gravity push cells together?
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holy hellcats batman. ( or if not hellcats… holly hell fat [tire] man. )
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neutral cure silicone is what i use and prefer, you can use HMA, although untested…
yeah, just a slanted tray with rails that form a 90 degree V at the bottom…
i call this my gravity assist helping hand, apparently it’s no longer politically correct to call it a jig…
it’s not very big, but I can glue up a 12s4p and let time and gravity cure the glue, i don’t “press” the cells firmly against each other, I just gently push the cells together and then slightly rotate a cell, a couple of degrees back and forth, to distribute the adhesive component
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I-84 bike path?
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Yep exactly the place.
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I just came in my pants a little bit 
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wanna be a beta tester?
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When can I have some of those?
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you’re doing skatan’s work, laddy
next a 12s connection for external BMS
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