PD skateboard deck riser
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A deck riser for your skateborad with questionable branding.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Raise Your Deck. Lower Their Standards.
Introducing the most unnecessarily seductive skateboard upgrade you’ll install this year: the PantyDropper Inc. Deck Riser.
Designed to fit between your skateboard deck and trucks, these risers provide some extra clearance while adding an important feature overlooked by conventional skate hardware—questionable branding.
Will they improve your skating? Possibly.
Will they make you more attractive? Almost certainly not.
Will they look hilarious whenever someone turns your board over? You can't really see them.
The model includes two designs:
The full PantyDropper Inc. logo
The simpler PD Inc. motorsport-style version
Print them in matching colours, make each truck different, or choose the loudest filament you own. They’re designed to print flat without supports.
Printing Notes
Print flat on the build plate
No supports required
Use several walls and a reasonably high infill for strength
Check the dimensions and hole spacing against your deck and trucks before installation
Longer truck bolts may be required depending on the thickness printed
As with any 3D-printed skateboard component, inspect the risers regularly for cracks, deformation or damage—especially after impacts or enthusiastic attempts to impress strangers.
PantyDropper Inc.
Engineered to lift. Built to drop.
Adjust the Z height to the height you desire.
This whole project was me getting carried away printing a riser for my new board. I just want to show off something I had fun creating.
Created within tinkercad & microsoft paint.
Feel free to use the shape template as you wish, the branding, not recommended.