I like this series!

I've ordered some red parts in the past and they look awesome. Would love to see some blue 🔵 in the future😉

Im guessing this is a paid feature?

I hope you guys make a gazillion dollars. Your company has advanced home fabrication to the next level.

Is it more advantageous to order several or dozens of different parts as a single order or spread out over a few orders? Any difference in pricing for larger orders? Designing some flat parts I'll weld together afterwards for custom automotive applications like trailing arms for example

When designing a part like the trapezoid box you used as reference… are there specific punch widths I should have in mind when designing? Or do you have an infinite number of punch widths and consideration during DFM is unnecessary?

It looks a vehicle instead of a fuelcell

Do you ship to the uk?

Hot beards, boys.

Yall have been fucking up the bends on all of our parts, also your deburr service is not very good

Ok im subscribing, i like watching these videos and imagine what some details are used for

In Las Vegas i tell everyone about SCS, I barely use my plasma cutter, cnc I pretty much only use it to prototype the part then send it to you guys, thanks again from Alper Motorsports.

What is the cheapest material for prototypes like a self make motorcycle parts? Thank you!

You guys have sponsored me in the past. Awesome company that has been a game changer in copper Head gaskets we use in racing. $36 for 4 from you when several places wanted $30 a gasket. Like you said I sold the spares. Another hint: cheap $150 laser cutter on Amazon cuts very close to your setup using carb board box and cereal boxes. Making free test pieces till you can order the real one.

for the prototyping materials, If someone wants a part out of the expensive stuff (like carbon fiber) you should offer them a free prototype run. or be able to apply some of the cost of a prototype material as a discount to a more upscale material. may be a great way to get people to use your more expensive materials.

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I can't wait for the big reveal!

Send Cut Send.... I remember when you guys barely started. IMPRESSIVE... 👇If you know what I mean.... ❤

Can please pre bend the cardboard prototype pieces 😂 I’m lazy

hell yeah😮

Just did a small order and the site is soo easy to use and upload a nice step file. Good prices and crazy fast!

I did save 7 cents from nesting. Took me three hours. Also great tip on the list option, I had never used that before.

I'm an engineering student and a first-time customer. We just got our parts in under a week! Thank you for helping us finish our mechanical design project!

Made an order today using Ben's favorite steel, HRPO, and the thicker one was less expensive than the thinner one.

Heard a lot about your company through Jeremy at Electric Supercar, but never realised you had your own channel as well. Interesting episode, and full of good knowledge. Subscribed to you now, and curious about how things work, my being in Canada.

This makes me wonder. Any plans to add laser engraving?

I never noticed the ‘list’ feature before! That is going to be a huge improvement for planning and buying materials for projects! Also, thanks for cutting the parts for what turned out to be the best anniversary gift I’ve ever given my partner! Getting it done came down to the wire and your quick turnaround definitely made the difference!

How about plasticity?? Thank you ~

Why would someone need 5000 weird metal things with a big hole

Neon sign or light bulbs led’s🤷‍♂️

got an order two days ago and just got sample candy

🎉

Hmm anywhere in the country. Free shipping to Hawaii?

What is this?

Nut and Nipple. Nut Nut Nipple Nut Nipple Nut

Damn, and I thought our 8kW was hot shit. How thick can you cut with that?

Shout out to our partners on this project, @willometmotorfab @seymourpaint_official, and @millerwelders 👏

Thank you!!! super services. I am going to demonstrate CAD to part in the high school engineering class that I teach. the parts are in the que right now. Ill show my CAD model and then the part when it arrives. This is such a great resource.

dang tall wow

That was well done 👏

I grew up in an age where we had to make everything from everything else... Bullet proof disc break 9inch rearend fron a 74 Grenada, Mustang][ Rack and Pinion from a Mustang 2... 1970s TransAm Front Subframe and suspension shoved under a 55 Ford Stepside.. Modifying the parts, Making all the bracketry to mount it all, doing all the geometry to make it perform properly, etc etc etc... Now you can buy all the parts and bolt it together.. CNC has taken Hot Rodding to a Whole New Level... I Love the Adventure and Journey and all the Hours standing around a popped hood in a park8ng lot making new friends and learning new things... Kids working their Arses off to Build Their Car in time for FRIDAY NIGHT and Weekend Races... The Education was Brutal at Times but Always Worth It... You Cats Truly Have one of the Best Jobs Around... Never Lose Sight of that... and if you begin to hate your job... Build Something Else... \m/

BaddAss!!! And Your Daughter did a Great job of painting the parts...

I was talking to a friend in his Ambulance, his partner gave me a Lollypop as a Doctor Joke, I immediately started eating it, when she turned back around and had a look of horror on her face.. and tried to take it from me.. I guess she thought I would just set it down... Evidently they put pain killers in Lollypops now ? I definitely had a kick in my step and perma grin for a bit so I believe there was more to that lolly pop or maybe It was my subconscious and she just had me believing it was drugged.. I should have kept it... Don't eat lollypops from Ambulances...

Now build a Pyramid Power Plant !

It would be really helpful to make a way to add a key to a washer. Key washers come in lots of sizes and none are available as standard hardware. The only way to get one for any size is to make them. Key washers are on lots of things, my interest is bicycles, and every one has a key washer somewhere on it.

Not only do your vids provide a whole bunch of good information, you're entertaining to watch and listen to.

Cardboard aided design? You mean computer assisted design?

A traditional break can do tapered parts if the holddowns clamp the tapered portion.

When do you bent it like this and when do you edge bend?

Thanks guys! Definitely am no stranger to the awesome and helpful team at SCS especially when it comes to bends and getting things figured out. My question, I've had parts bent before, and on a later placed order (of the same parts), I was instructed to make revisions - I did notice that the orders came from different locations - do different locations have varying tooling/machines?