Dear Merten Stroetzel
I am the Beginning engineer. I am in Astana.
I can not open downloading files and open fusuion 360
Create a Fusion 360 account. Click on the assembly links you listed above. The fusion assembly will open a preview in the browser. Select the download symbol on the top right and select the .F3Z file type, these are Fusion archives. It will sent you an email when itās ready to download. Import that .F3Z archive in your own Fusion project and it will bring all the parts in. Good luck.
Thank you for having responded to me
The file opened/
Bat which one?
Fusion 360 CAD assembly REV3 - this last?
I have an idea and this requires the same dimensions of the motor, gear and screw.
If you still have unnecessary things to do, can I buy them from you?
Is it possible to buy from you the last or penultimate version of your option that you do not need already?
Hi guys, I just want to advise and I do not know much English, Iām translating through google translator. 
I understand correctly that I need to buy things from the List of Material and print the rest on a 3D printer.
Just tell me: Do you have a 12W (50.4V) for SSS motor + gearbox with ESC Seaking 130A? Or for 6S (25.2V)?
And works well seaking 130A?
There is nothing. And also to print it is necessary to go to other city and that can it wonāt turn out. Therefore we want to buy the ready assembled motor that already taktilno to work at it example
When viewing your files they are all proportional and easy to import into my slicer. All except ** Duct_rev3.stl
It comes out HUGE! I had to reduce it to 10 % just to get it to fit onto my 300mm build platform. Do you have any idea how much I should reduce it in my slicer so that it matches the rest of the files?
Thank you
hey similar for me and for other E-foilers ā¦ just reduce by 10% to find the right size ā¦
there is also the propeller 3 blades that comes out huge cura or simplify3D ā¦ yet when I open the STL under sketchup pro side are good ā¦
Neugart ple 40 accept max 15k rpm on the 5:1 version !
Hello
thanks for your reply, you have a neugart 5: 1 as gearbox?
@pacificmeister do you have datas from your most optimised setup ?
Iāve read here and there that you were able to get on the foil with 35A only at 12S, so 1750W and to be cruising with only 20A so 1000W ?
Do you know what was the propellerās speed ?
I have tried your propeller, pulled 80A at 2700 rpm but couldnāt get on the foil, so Iām wondering if it could be due to my DIY foil.
Hi.
Thanx for amazing work and motivation to build an efoil. We have started, but we have a little bit different sizes on parts. So I was wondering if you have your STL files in STEP file format? Then we could scale things som much easier.
Thank you again.
Hi @SirNicos, easiest is to click on the Fusion link and download the complete Fusion 360 Archive, import into your own Fusion project and quickly adjust things thereā¦ and if you need STEP for some other CAD tool, itās available for download too, see here:
AMAZING!! 
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This helps us a lot.
Aloha Pacificmeister!
Been looking at your site for sime time, I was wondering if you have arranged any group meetings or Demo sessions? I have recently moved back to Los Angeles, and saw you are here as well? Would love to meet the efoilbuilders crew in the area and get into building one!
I am a physician who has been surfing and caring for surfers for many years, would love to build one to ride both here in CA and HI (be happy to trade for medical services).
Please let me know if you have any efoil get togethers in Southern CA?
I am gathering the parts to srtart my build but having hard time to find 8mm Lip seal for motor shaft, Item #13 in the list. I would be appreciated if someone shares the link. Thanks
I ordered my lip seals here: https://www.mcmaster.com/ - part details in the list of materials above.
Hi Leland, I donāt have plans for a meetup here right now. Builders are spread thin all around the globe so best to connect and discuss topics here on the forum for now. But something to keep in mind for the future as we grow this community. Keep us posted on your build.
