DIY Carbon Fiber Canards Using 3D Printed Molds

[@gixrman]

Just a suggestion, but you can use UV resin (SLS printer resin) instead of body filler(bondo) to remove layer lines from your 3D printed parts. I use a UV flashlight and it cures it instantly. Sand, repeat if necessary. Faster, and maybe cheaper than body filler.

[@Coolfwip]

Imma be real with you, how this has been up for 2 days with little views, really confused me lol this is A+ quality editting and a great concept, keep it up

[@b.works03]

Appreciate it!

[@soldtheark3157]

KZbin only cares if you’re talking about Biden or the trans movement they don’t care about innovation

[@ToughCowboy]

@@b.works03agreed - content is awesome, instead of music though, be even better to have you talk us through it

[@b.works03]

@@ToughCowboy Stay tuned, working on exactly that video. Thanks

[@NationZeroMS]

Great and clean work!

[@Notregulartraffic]

I've been trying to find a video like this which is so simple but shows the whole process for a while! Amazing vid mate 👏 Trying to make a full lip around my car and roof spoiler so this will make it so much easier

[@b.works03]

I’m glad you found the video helpful. I’ll be posting more DIY videos soon, please consider subscribing to see it first.

[@dadong6603]

Amazing work mate. Would love to see a full in depth tutorial of this.

[@b.works03]

Coming soon!

[@hex1795]

Incredible video

[@rawrtravisrawr]

what infill did you use for the 3d print? 100% or does 20% do the job?

[@rakshithraju8948]

I really liked the design, where can I get the slt file for the model…..😅😅

[@ThatGuy-ou4ev]

What filament did you use? I was thinking of printing with PETG for ease and simply coating it with tooling gelcoat for a quick project but have no idea if it will work yet.

[@b.works03]

I used PLA. Let me know how it goes with PETG and gelcoat. Thanks!

[@997turboabs2]

Would have been great if you show cased how you achieved the 3D scan along with the design. The rest we can almost figure out. That being said, thanks for the vid. Quite enjoyed watching!

[@b.works03]

I appreciate it. For the next video I'll slow it down and will go more into details. Love the 997 btw.

[@997turboabs2]

@@b.works03 Brilliant 👍 look forward to it. It's a project that I wanted to do on the 997 but found photogrammetry apps are near enough useless with a glossy car. Well, for the response and a compliment, you have gained a follower ha. Look forward to some more content.

[@b.works03]

My new video can possibly answer your question: DIY Create Custom Car Parts With 3D Scanning App kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2KbdpWkndN3jMk

[@foulafaya]

good carbon part :) but how did you have the bumper shape ?

[@b.works03]

Take a look at this video on how to scan the bumper: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2KbdpWkndN3jMksi=CAdmyaV8pQ2vClAl

[@foulafaya]

@@b.works03 ok ok thank you :) and last question what is the application ok ipad have you to scan shape of your bumper in your video ?

[@dogi117]

Were do u get ur fiber? Been trying to get some but is really hard to find in my area 😢

[@b.works03]

I ordered from Ebay from one of the US supplier.

[@petermuniz9296]

I got mines for 30 bucks I save on the 3D printer nice video

[@lavexia747]

How do you design the cannard so it fit the curve on the bumper perfectly? Is there any method to measure it?

[@b.works03]

You can 3d scan the surface with your phone: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2KbdpWkndN3jMk

[@swifticy117]

what kind of 3d printer do you have?

[@b.works03]

I'm using a Creality 5 plus

[@richardbaker1977]

Had me until the double sided sticky tape.

[@b.works03]

I prefer a non-destructive way of mounting.

[@richardbaker1977]

@@b.works03 I agree with you there. Is there a way to design some other way of connection point?

[@b.works03]

@@richardbaker1977 Drill into the bumper and use nuts and bolts or use an automotive adhesive.

[@JohnBaleshiski]

Yeah, that was not a structural mount at all. If the canard is actually designed to keep the nose down, it will rip off under load. Easy for aesthetics, but a proper mount would be bolted to the frame.

[@b.works03]

@@JohnBaleshiski Thanks for your concern, I'll update you when if it rips off. :D

[@MrSuperrems]

Très bonne vidéo.....Mais c`est moche !

[@andrebauer576]

First and last video. Really poor quality, there should be no open fibres left when the lamination is finished. These things don't have a good physical strength. Additionally no explanations, just showing off your non existent knowledge for you to feel flattered.

[@b.works03]

Thanks for watching. Peace ✌️

[@xJackHunter]

@@b.works03 video was sick dont listen to this mf

[@bakedgoodz5586]

@andrebauer576 You just showed off your non existent knowledge 😂

[@andrebauer576]

@@bakedgoodz5586if you think so.... I was working on several americas cup projects on boatbuilding and engineering. This things were only allowed to non or low structural bound parts.