New Deck Sketch-Up Design. Simple.

[conordavidson]

Damn. That's a lot of bending. I'd make it out of square tubing instead of the flat bars.

 

[scott a]

wat programs do ppl like u and madis use to make these 3d drawning thingys

 

[william01]

I would put another bar through the middle

 

[Meep94]

okay you do that

 

[Steezeman]

I would put another bar through the middle

Why would you bump this thread up. If it's not on the first page, don't reply to it.

 

[razor_rider_12]

I dont think the wood would last very long, maybe you could use 4130 steel or aluminum.

 

[chrisisme]

by the way, Google Sketchup. Free. If you can't find it you can't figure out how to use it.

 

[the_SD_local]

I'm pretty glad to see some new exciting new ideas from other people.

But it's still not flawless.

The middle deck rails are too flat = it'll bend.
Plus, most likely those screws will snap if you'd pull the bars back or manage to bend the dropouts way too much up.

Yea, it's good to see people designing stuff but it is definitely far from flawless. Those 4 screws would snap in about 2 seconds of riding and if they managed to last any longer then that then the deck would bend in half and that thing would not be light at all. The front and rear of the deck is a solid block of metal and that adds up real quick when you are talking about weight.

 

[Derek Scootz]

yeahh im no weight freak, cuz my scooter's a tank, but that would be really heavy

 

[bobbyh1]

I'm pretty glad to see some new exciting new ideas from other people.

But it's still not flawless.

The middle deck rails are too flat = it'll bend.
Plus, most likely those screws will snap if you'd pull the bars back or manage to bend the dropouts way too much up.

what happens if he use titanium it wouldnt bend would be cheep tho idn bout and heavy duty screws tho

Yea, it's good to see people designing stuff but it is definitely far from flawless. Those 4 screws would snap in about 2 seconds of riding and if they managed to last any longer then that then the deck would bend in half and that thing would not be light at all. The front and rear of the deck is a solid block of metal and that adds up real quick when you are talking about weight.