Here they are. Been a little bit of work but printing the hubs now. I’m thinking about messing around with the design so it can use some M3 nuts since 3d printed threads arnt the best
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Lookin' good! 
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Thanks!Lookin' good!
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Looks great. I'm thinking you may lose some weight down below where it's needed. Not sure if they are lighter or not honestly.
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Yes. But I was talking it over with my buddy. It’s kinda an advantage though. Less weight on the axle shafts which will lessen the chances of damage
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I get your theory and reasoning, but I've never damaged a axle shaft because of aluminum wheels.
I hope they work out for you bud.
I hope they work out for you bud.
WTH? I need a 3D printer. That's amazing.
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I agree, they look great.
