The Big Foot Longboard GrabCAD

The Big Foot Longboard

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GrabCAD Ibrahim Butt Free 3D Printable
Created: May 9, 2017
RENDERING SOLIDWORKS

My longboard has the ability to go on all types of terrain and is built to withstand large amounts of force. The carbon fiber used to build the board increases the strength and decreases the weight of the board. The large wheels help makes the ride comfortable and easy to control. The large platform allows the rider to maintain a good balance on the high speed electronic board. The four Dc motors incorporated in the wheel has high torque and has the ability to work under water. The 36V battery pack attached to the board is built in a water proof housing and has a battery life of 12 hours. The Board is controlled by a handheld device that allows the rider to increase and decrease its speed, reverse and steer. The handheld device has a built in High powered light that acts as a headlight and also has a horn to keep others aware of your presence. This board is not like any other ordinary board, it is built with the highest end of material and was thoroughly designed to give the rider the experience of his life.

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Platform GrabCAD
Creator Ibrahim Butt
Price Free
Formats RENDERING, SOLIDWORKS
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
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