How to make a mirror image part in fiberglass

[@jimny4k]

So....not a mirror image then.....

[@matiz-lifeisbrutal3095]

Great episode

[@neco1562]

YOK ARKADAŞ BU RESMEN HEYKELTRAİŞILK OLDU BÖYLE YÖNTEM KISA VE KOLAY EĞİL DAHA KISA BİR YOLU OLMALI.

[@en2oh]

I was really hoping that there was some magical way to do this... but I don't see it here. Am I missing something?

[@PlatypusVomit]

There is no magical way. The best way I've found is if you have access to proper scanning and 3d printing resources, you can scan it, digitally mirror it, 3d print the mirrored part, then make a mold from the 3d print to be able to make fiberglass parts.

[@en2oh]

yes, I think that converting it into a digital format makes all the difference. Honestly, this video really shows me nothing.... but I'm willing to admit that it might simply be a combination of poor video quality and me! :) @@PlatypusVomit

[@streamlinebuilds1490]

Dont know what your doing. The explanation of steps is not helpful to a beginner at all.

[@post_low]

It's almost like this video isn't for a beginner

[@en2oh]

@@post_low I honestly don't think there is some advanced technique here that a beginner is missing. I think the simple way to do this is using CAD software and a 3D printer.

[@crazysvt03]

Potato video circa 2003 ... Production quality circa 1980

[@alfredabbey6162]

Tell your girlfriend to stop wearing my clothes

[@jaycal1920]

Cheaper and easier and cleaner to buy new part.

[@nvmyutube]

if you enjoy what you do its not work... plus... for the reasoning im here is for a 1 off side skirt, i cant go and buy one.

[@derekbigpowers1993]

WOW never thought of that! Thanks man