Linus Ekenstam 3D prints a full skateboard quarter pipe at home
LinusEkenstam · x · 2026-09-30
Linus Ekenstam shared an eye-catching project on X: he 3D printed a skateboard quarter pipe, posting photos of the finished print being assembled. Following up on his earlier tweet about "casually 3D printing a quarter pipe," the build has now reached the assembly stage — a notable example of large-format 3D printing landing in a consumer, real-world use case.
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