🔋 Highly Customizable & Scratch-Proof DIYE Electric Skateboard Battery Enclosure - Advanced Electronics Protection Review

This item is great and seems really solid. I used a heat gun and some clamps to adjust it to the deck's concavity. Plenty of room for all the electronics and a large battery (I use the 10s3p but there's room for a lot more). This will probably work very well for a dual engine setup as there is definitely room for two VESCs in that one. framework.

error. Cracks on all four corners, no less in warm weather. The battery and regulator are mounted on the underside of the board so the case doesn't press against the case. Used furniture inserts and metric screws with washers like another reviewer. Properly sized holes drilled. Polyurethane foam used on the bottom of the board for cushioning. Now let's move on to a much more reliable and cost effective bolt-through hull. Avoid this item, it's not strong enough!

The product arrived deformed, the pages were folded and it was very thin. I don't know why the sides aren't as wide as the top and bottom. You may need to use smaller screws than you're used to with this board, so plan on using an extra bracket. Six screws won't hold it on the board, you need more than 10-12 m4 screws. Not recommended if your board is 38" or smaller. Would be a great product if they could fix the warping issue along with the thickness on the sides and remove the DIY E logo on…

I bought this case first because of the price. But the quality really surprised me! Polypropylene is used as the body material. It seems a bit thinner and more flexible than other shells I've bought for other DIY electric skateboard builds. I mounted my electronics and battery on the circuit board differently than shown in the product image because I want to make sure there is no weight on the case. The vibrations generated when riding an electric skateboard can cause components to shift, and…