3D scanning a car to make repair panels

In this video i will be showing you the process i go through to make a couple repair panels for one of the new projects in the workshop ,the Lancia montecarlo .with replacement panels for these classic icons being non existent that means i had to take maters into my own hands .Using a combination of modern 3D scanning and traditional metal shaping techniques with a variety of tools you will learn what it takes to bring these cars back to life
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[@nothingsworking]

that reversible buck is a great idea

[@hithardcustoms]

@@nothingsworking thanks it just made sense to to use one for both sides instead of having to 2

[@michaelsinghpurewal]

flowers for a great how-to

[@oldbonesfabricationsltd]

Really good viewing!

[@hithardcustoms]

@@oldbonesfabricationsltd needs more rob i recon 😂

[@andreweberjavorski2231]

incredible job!! congrats

[@hithardcustoms]

@@andreweberjavorski2231 thanks I really appreciate that 👍

[@weiwuwai83]

Really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing..

[@hithardcustoms]

@@weiwuwai83 thanks still fairly new to it so hopefully future ones will improve 👍

[@roym.9875]

Impressive!!

[@hithardcustoms]

@@roym.9875 thankyou really appreciate it 🙏

[@gobinsura]

impressive! proper wizzard, nicely done.

[@hithardcustoms]

@@gobinsura thanks, hopefully have a few more ideas planned for it in the near future

[@AllSeasonsBMX]

You may be the only bold man that buys dry shampoo

[@hithardcustoms]

I went half’s with ash

[@TK42138]

Impressive. I can see possibilites with the scanning method where the data is used on a CNC milling machine to make a 'positive' mould or die stamp in resin-stone or some other tough material in order to use it to press out a basic shaped panel using the rubber press forming method (into urethane rubbber sheet which behaves like a 'fluid' under pressure).

[@hithardcustoms]

@@TK42138 definitely I feel the possibilities are endless once using a 3d scanner as the more you understand it the more your way of thinking expands

[@ovalwingnut]

Intro MuZak? eGads man

[@hithardcustoms]

@@ovalwingnut’ bloodhounds - imminent funk ‘ the band is a bunch of friend of mine who let me use it

[@ovalwingnut]

@@hithardcustoms You R a gentleman and a scholar...

[@hithardcustoms]

@@ovalwingnut thankyou 🙏my life goals are now complete 😄

[@user-xz2ws8ux2i]

I don't have a lot of knowledge about this, so forgive my ignorance, but is the final product in this video mirrored? It looks like the opposite side to me? Thanks

[@hithardcustoms]

You have a good eye and well done for picking up on that It is the opposite side and that is because I was basically filming and making both sides of the car at the same time so that it would improve efficiency on tooling setup I designed the buck to be reversible the use for both side

[@DSperformance96]

What scanner is that?

[@hithardcustoms]

@@DSperformance96 this project I was using the revopiont range it takes a little getting use to