I like how that ring goes into the cut on the inside of the rim like that. How heavy are those??
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Sounds like a monster!
Didn’t this used to be an organic?
This was an alternate hub version of the Exia.
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Looks very thick for Ti, might want to thin out the hub area or use a different material, looks kinda light on the rim weight too.
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Yeah for the Mk1 contest I used Ti but if I end up prototyping 7068 AL.
Needs moar rim weigh5
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I know, I’m working on it. I’m having a hard time figuring out how to add moar rim weight without changing the rim a ton.
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Fillet the edge of your rim and drag everything down a bit.
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Which edge? The part where the curve peaks?
All the way to the left; that shiz would hurt.
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I filleted it, haven’t tampered with the rim weight yet.
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@MarkD made a render for me.
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The render looks nice. I’d angle the rims if you’re looking for more performance, but I kinda like the flat aesthetic better.
I pointed out every area that should probably get a fillet below. Besides aesthetics, its important so the catch/feel is comfortable and more importantly doesn’t hurt 
This is a very awesome first design though; I think you’ve done better than most in that regard so far.
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Thank you Patrick, that really means a lot. The only fillet I’m not sure about is the one you mentioned at the cup design right next to the nub.
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Any angles that look sharp!!
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