I’m slowly getting started with my first build having prepped as best I could digitally first. The PBT basesheet has been stripped and I’m printing the router jigs for the battery area this week.
Rayne Darkside 34", Hand Routed with 3D Printed Jig. Deck will get 2mm of fiberglass on top, ad a singler layer 6oz S-Glass on the bottom.
Custom Enclosure - 3D Printed with fiberglass reinforcement. Enclosure will be structural.
12S3P A123 18650 LiFePo
Unik Core Bearing Integrated Pulleys and Motor Mounts 15mm Width Belts
Cheers, I like how it turned out as well. I had the board scanned by a local digital fabricator (shout out to Eric @ Lunarburn Studios https://www.ericwstephenson.com/), then I took the mesh body into solid works, leveled it, and started the long process of rebuilding it. There are some 60 splines criss-crossing it, done in half model and mirrored over.
The cloud mesh is on the right, the parametric version is on the left.
I’ve found the convert Mesh to Body type tools have never been up to snuff. Plus they lock you in at your base geometry which makes root level geometry changes much tougher if you need to make them down the tree.
For me it worked fine, but my deck had a less complex geometry, the main issue with using the mesh directly is that often the coordinate system is not aligned with the mesh, so you have to figure out the new plane to base all of your new features