Summary

For bambulabs printer would recommend slicing in half and gluing together with rods in middle

IMPORTANT PRINT SETTINGS (for strengthening print and cost of time/filament):

Line Perimeters: 10-20
Top/Bottom floors: 10-20
Extrusion Width: .55-.6 mm
Layer Height: .1 - .175 mm
Infill: 35-60%
Supports: with roof: .05mm air gap
ABS Temp: 260c, no fan

Try to print with at least ABS, or better yet: PC-ABS, Nylon, PC, etc

This skateboard is my newest printing endeavor, after being given access to these monster-sized printers with a large print bed at my work. I designed this to fully take up the width of the print bed, but also included some models that can be printed on smaller printers, but will need to have 12 mm rods (link included below), and CA glue to hold them together.

The board holds up to riding pretty well but make sure you follow my aforementioned print settings, that way it will hold your weight. You may hear some crackling sounds when the board is flexed, that's most likely your infill breaking and may mean you need to print a more dense infill, or at a thicker linewidth or higher flow rate.

Be aware that this is a long print, and needs to have a lot of strength or it won't work, but when it is done and you have it all finished up, it does work and his pretty fun to ride, provided you know how to ride a penny board.

rod:

https://www.amazon.com/ReliaBot-inches-Hardened-Chrome-Plated/dp/B07PYS3XYB/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=12mm+rod&qid=1595264294&sr=8-4

Print Settings

Printer: 

3ntr A2 V2

Rafts:                      

Doesn't Matter

Supports: 

Yes

Resolution:                      

.15

Infill: 

45

                Filament:                                     3ntr ABS                                    orange/black                    
                        

Notes:                     

Parts sandblasted and clear coated after printed