Unbelievable! Excellent

That tank looks amazing, Matt @coondog

Looking back I see it's been three weeks since I posted a progress report so here we go. I've been creeping ever closer to the finish line on the pre-build. I spent a few days figuring out how to build the barrel springs for the front end and tightening up fitment of all the front end parts. This included rendering the handlebars and handgrip assemblies.

I'm especially proud of the springs. Creating a straight spring in 3D CAD is pretty simple, but as most things with the Super X the springs weren't common, they were barrel springs. This helped with spring stability and also added to the unique aesthetic. I won't bore everyone with the "how" I did it, but I DID IT!

Fantastic job so far, my friend @coondog! These springs look AWESOME!

Well Gang, what began in April has finally reached the point of production. The render is complete! This weekend I'm get together with my 3D printing guru friends and start to turn this labor of love into actual parts. Other than this log I have not kept a record of the hours involved to build this beast, but that's on purpose. Why would we track time on passions? I know that every part will not magically print perfectly and I'm far from the finish line, but the fun keeps coming. Here are some final renders.

Looks amazing, Matt @coondog
I fully understand your eagerness to have it printed in various parts, looking forward to it as well.

Thanks my friend. This is becoming a real model. I’m so jazzed

This is a really cool project, Matt (@coondog), and a great showcase for your 3D design skills. I am really looking forward to the rest of the project. I am completely wowed by your design skills. I am designing simple stuff in TinkerCad, but this is really next level stuff. Well done.