Designing a Race Car with Open Source Tools

[@bonovoxel7527]

Loved to hear "it's hard to weld welding wire into welding wire" 😅 So I went on with my actual build bc yes I made a 1:4 model out of 10mm x 1 aluminium tubes and I'm unable to tig that. Unable to weld aluminium joints I think, since it's not so thin. It's a shame, the only thing I learned there has been figuring out the whole cut-bend-lineup process but it could also have become a great RC model had I finished it!

[@rock3tcatU233]

You sir are a gentleman, a genius and a genie.

[@ChrisHerlein]

Awesome work! Thanks for sharing. I will try to apply thia knowledge for a new racing car in Argentina!

[@ChrisLoew]

The last comment is the best, the integration between systems is what you pay for in the software companies that offer these packages together. Time invested vs app invested chart and return on investment might be very abrupt once a few needs are created. Awesome info, funny how complex a car can be if you want something custom(ish).

[@achahoud]

Thank a lot for sharing these videos with us

[@edwaoman2829]

I also need an open source suspension software...

[@Rachominator]

Book chassis at 1,300 Nm/deg, with Aussie mods (maybe Cymtriks mods?) it's up to 2,450. But you have 15,000!!! Where can I get a copy of your chassis? Is that being shared open source, too?

[@damny0utoobe]

You are insane. Thanks for sharing.

[@strepto42]

Nice one Dave :)

[@waelcartech]

Awesome !

[@MandoRick1978]

I ummm cannot stand people who ummmm say ummm like six million ummm times in one ummm sentence.