My Crashed $150,000 Lamborghini Muricelago Door Was Hiding Some NASTY DAMAGE

[@timk4939]

The virtual camera mirrors from an audi e-tron would fit the cyberpunk build insanely good

[@Enakaji]

I just checked the prices for those and they are surprisingly cheap on the used market. I found them for like 150ish Euros a piece on eBay and other sites, didn't know you could get them this cheap.

[@xil_ef8829]

This is a great idea I hope he sees this

[@marek196c]

those aren't virtual camera mirrors, those are just camera mirrors.

[@maxst2]

100%. Just 3d print a "mirror nub" and mount camera.

[@whiteblacksicktricks]

It is because it is terrible, no one wants them, cars with them sell for less.

[@connorbeattie18]

Watch the video at 12:17 see the resin being sucked down the pipe. This went straight into you pump and then spat the oil out the exhaust. Instead have the tube go into a catch pot, then another tube goes from the fitting into the pump. I have used the same pump from doing the BMW Z Steering wheel. You also could of done flanges on the moulds usually around 2 inches or so. The vapour in the air in the shop is from the pump working overtime

[@asdfasdfasdfasdeff]

Yea chris, you know.. like a water pipe aka bong ;)

[@Mudvaynard]

Just don’t put your vacuum port on the actual part! Put it off to the side on just breather, you do not want resin going into the pump.

[@djlolypop]

I have that pump for A/C work and the oil comes out of the vent every time I use it for over 30 min or so. I wouldn’t use it for long periods like he did

[@thomprd]

I was wondering about sucking the resin into the pump also.

[@Mudvaynard]

@@thomprd I did aerospace composites for 15 years and watching the resin flow through the vac port into the line made me wince lol

[@danwimmer]

That window track and regulator is taken directly from Volkswagen. I bet a mk3 or mk4 regulator would be a near perfect match.

[@JayPoo1321]

Wild that these super cars are just a mishmash of parts from other car companies and yet people pay hundreds of thousands for them.

[@joebrodie]

@@JayPoo1321only the more recent ones when VW purchased Lamborghini.

[@LucidAutowerks]

As a multiple Mk3 owner, I can confirm that it very closely resembles a Mk3 regulator with a few extra brackets spot welded on.

[@duinishuodedui4999]

These regulators often look exactly the same but they will have slightly different dimensions.

[@marek196c]

@@JayPoo1321 this isn't true, thread is a bit of a river and depends on car manufacturer etc... but many things that are not style or performance related are taken from proven solutions for a reason, that's reliability and ease of finding the replacement parts. Why reinventing the wheel?

[@BigFrankieC]

This car is just showing you no mercy. "Show No Murcie" might be a good name for it.

[@toejamr1]

Just “No Mercy” sounds better to me

[@jwalster9412]

What about "not meecie"

[@joealex65]

@@toejamr1 That sounds dumb and pisses me off everytime someone calls a Murcielago "mercy"

[@bigdaddy741098]

​@@joealex65 do you own a Mercie? I don't think you can tell anyone not to call it a Mercie if you don't have a Mercie. So buy your own Mercie and then when people say, dude nice Mercie, you can say... Bro don't call it a Mercie. But if anyone else who owns a Mercie wants to call theirs a Mercie you still don't have the right to tell them they can't call their Mercie a Mercie even though you own your own Mercie.

[@firstnamelastname-th2ju]

You need to have a catch cup between your vacuum bag and your pump. It may not have saved the cheap pump, but it will definitely save a pump in the future.

[@Limeyfrog]

I used to work at TVR and this gave me flashbacks of itchy arms, neck - everything! Balls - I'm talking about balls.

[@debapriyo2727]

Chris is one of the few channels where the phrase "Built not bought" is truly tested. Even if its 95% close to the real deal its a win.

[@bowman1119]

I've said it a few times they make a roller for fiberglass it's a small pipe with groves cut all the way down it, on a roller handle. It rolls the air bubbles out between layers.

[@Mudvaynard]

Bubble buster!

[@dannyl3858]

Chris is the poster child for over promise and under deliver

[@99Technetium]

You should use some 300ZX mirrors, so that another Lamborghini can have Nissan parts. 😂

[@SVTRANGER91]

Came hear to say that the 300zx as well.

[@Unjadedd]

LOL true

[@ant208]

Old Aston Martin DBS or the new Supra mirrors

[@jannekelicht-hofman1769]

Citroen CX mirrors! Just like McLaren F1 and XJ220!

[@richardproebstel6201]

You do such an amazing job in figuring out how to fix everything!!! I appreciate you taking so much time to bring us along on your journey! We know it takes so much longer to video the process as well as ALL THE EDITING!!! You and Kyle are such hard workers!! My wife and I are rooting for you to make it to SEMA!! Take care and may God overwhelm. you and your family with blessings!

[@connorbeattie18]

3D Print the mould. Invert your CAD Model to print the negative instead of the positive

[@JohnDoe-zr6bk]

Did you sand concave instead of convex planes? There you have your answer, why is doing it that way...

[@joealex65]

The problem is that 3d printed molds don't like the whole fiberglass process, they deform VERY quickly.

[@connorbeattie18]

@@joealex65 Use Carbon & Epoxy, problem solved

[@CrazyChemistPL]

​@@JohnDoe-zr6bkHonestly, for the whole "cyberpunk" beaten and brought back vibe he is going for, some not totally smooth and perfectly finished panels would fit very well.

[@maxgulli9399]

I am so happy to hear you brought on another person to edit the videos. Allowing yourself more time and focus to put into this amazing build!

[@RealRickCox]

Man, last thing you need is more complications when you're already behind. Can't wait to see this thing finished!

[@bradmaas6875]

When working with fiberglass, insulation or fabrication, I found putting a layer of Vaseline on all exposed body parts, not the car, yours. At the end of the day, you shower, and all the glass fibers go down the drain, no itching.

[@Bikerman2022]

Yep. Even talcum powder fills the pores and the glass fibres wash off (old surfboard maker).

[@DanielSmith-qk5fs]

I always used baby powder as well, works decent, and you aren’t greasy

[@briancastle4742]

ditch the mirrors all together. just make some mounts for cameras and have displays inside the cap. Very modern and cyber punky

[@trevisliggett4504]

I agree. Functionally better as well

[@CrazyChemistPL]

​@@trevisliggett4504Road legal?

[@p3t3rrrn]

Or hood mounts 👀

[@patrikpolda]

​@@CrazyChemistPL I know that a couple people did something like that and had no problems.

[@indycog]

the grin on his face showing the final trimmed body piece is one of pride and achievement. Always awesome learning a new skill.

[@GortPredator]

The cars going to sema like every sema car you have built. Unfinished with bad panel gaps. But you still make it work unlike all of us. Just keep being you

[@NaviBhatia]

you really need someone like oscar back with you. I am so proud of you tho for what you do and kyle as well. Good stuff guys!!

[@morophineswordphich8229]

English wheel?! Next thing you're gonna buy a shrinker and a stretcher! Dang old B is for Concours d'Elegance restorations 😹 For real though, you would do well to get those as well as a bead roller and planishing hammer. You'll basically be able to do anything you want in steel or aluminum.

[@robh3267]

You can easily make an excellent vacuum pump with an old car A/C compressor and an electric motor with a pulley and a small belt, you can use a piece of 3/4 inch plywood for a mounting base, depending on wich line you hook it to it will also serve as a high pressure air compressor, i've used one for years and it works as good if not better than a high dollar vac pump, I don't recommend letting any kind of equipment run unattended in a shop all night, that is a good way to burn your shop to the ground, you got lucky this time, a major fire would turn your life upside down.

[@robsimmons4571]

You have a lot of knowledge and skill. It is cool watching you do all these different things.

[@cyberbalrog]

I really enjoyed this episode. I think we'll all miss Oscar but I like seeing Chris back at fabrication. Granted the skill level might not be the same but at least it's relatable for me, it makes me think I could do it too. As for the mirrors, a few people already mentioned cameras, I also think it would fit the theme. Even cheap backup cameras might do the trick with a nice 3D printed mount.

[@Nials-Projects]

Love the channel, been watching for years and have enjoyed every episode. When you are grinding tack welds down, try a grinding disc instead if a flap wheel, a flap wheel removes material from the tack and the surrounding metal, with a grinding disc you can target just the tack.Anywya, look forward to seeing this done.

[@nielsvdmarel]

Good choice about the new editor! Can't imagine having any time left! And to then still have to edit! Love the videos!

[@marklr5716]

ahh the memories when you walked into that room with chop strand all over the floor and fibreglass molds everywhere.. my first job out of high school was building fibreglass bodykits..

[@night_project284]

Thank you thank u soo much ı had nothing to watch you cured my boredom

[@UKBUILT]

I'm glad you are saving the murcielago 😍 I am enjoying the build 👍 I'm building my dream V12 supercar 😎

[@eastkoma6215]

22:30 you can solder the ends, make a litle pot for it, melt the solder and dip the cable(preheat cable end and dip in some acid or flux atleast),old trick for bike's cables we used to do + look for a 3d print for the mirror housing, im pretty shure you could find prints for it

[@theonemanopinion2764]

I came here to say exactly this! Old bike brake cable fixing trick!

[@RodiGKaya]

its taken me a couple of years to get over the dissapointment of the burnt huracan! but im back and enjoying these new vids

[@-Jakob489-]

Why was the burntacan disappointing for you?

[@petergraansma466]

Mirror idea: 3D print 2 housings to your liking, with room inside for a vintage analog camera or lenses like a Sankyo 8R has. Then drill a hole through the lens, place a modern camera lens inside it and work with screens inside like the audi etron. Steam punk style with modern twist

[@amin.stagram]

Good stuff ! can't wait for this build to be finished and see the end result.

[@taurota1554]

Awesome and outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along.

[@elitecpudoc329]

idk if this is good or bad, but when you started talking about the rear quarter my first thought was rivets. I think it would have been cool to take some angle iron and use that as you hard edge mounting point, but that may have taken a bit of extra manipulation to go from a 90 degree angle to the angle needed to match the different body panels.

[@robfromtoledo9514]

Chris- Buy a couple small LED displays mount them on the inside A-pillar and then design and 3D print your own side mirror that house cameras. Would allow for a more modified design and more modern tech. I believe Honda offers the side camera on the civic pass side.

[@nathanperez7897]

I’ve been following your content for a while and really appreciate your effort. Lately, though, I feel like the videos could benefit from more in-depth content or progress in each one. I’d personally be happy to wait longer between uploads if it meant getting more focused, higher-quality videos that really move things forward. Just a thought

[@laurenceturner9346]

Spray the moulds with PVA, you can buy it as a mould release. It makes demoulding 100x easier

[@silvenshadow]

Looking great! Also kudos on getting an editor, hopefully you'll be able to sleep and have saner hours as the deadline approaches!

[@mdcobra001]

Been waiting all day for this video. Thank you Chris, love the build

[@dhowting]

Home depot sells those little metal ends to crimp onto the braided cable. They have a whole section of braided cable, krimp connnects, tools for joining/relairing cable etc etc...for any future projects

[@julioblanco]

Congrats on the editor, if it means more episodes, it's a win win!

[@gavanxz]

this build keep getting better and better!!

[@BowsettesFury]

Excited to see the finished product. ☺️

[@TopLobster1]

You can also overstrap nuts into the mould and use a screw/bolt to push the parts out. (Incase you have no air) 👍🏻

[@Euroburger]

You should check out "Strosek Diablo" for the mirrors. They moved the mirrors on the Diablo to the top of doors which looked pretty cool and didn't require them to be that wide cause they didn't have the wide quarterpanels in the way.

[@Eatongee]

06-13 Impala mirrors have a cool tear drop shape. Nissan Sentra and Altima mirrors are angular from the front, the caps may be too rounded. Late model Equinox mirrors are kinda cool looking. Traverse mirrors are boxy of that's what you want. I know you're running out of time, but I am surprised you are not printing one.

[@OtherArtPeter]

Damn haven’t checked in in a bit, this build looks sick!

[@Thefierofarm]

They SUnCK.

[@remoscontracting1015]

I rooting for you bro!!! But I just can’t see this build be done by Sema! There a lot of work that needs to be done!!

[@jacobhopson8089]

when taking the 3d printed peices out of the molds you can just use a heat gun to melt the plastic out. just make sure you're in a well ventilated area to avoid fume inhalation

[@Bratsoni]

You can get a clear flexible plastic called maylar. Perfect for getting templates from one part to another. You can also heat it and get it to follow contours

[@spookypoopy6036]

Just an idea Fender mirrors? It’s questionable, but it’ll be unique, and pretty cyberpunk if you ask me This build is coming along crazy, you’ll manage to slap it together by sema

[@CaptainMagnus]

Finally gets an editor! Chris really needs a team to grow his brand and channel. He would be far more successful if it hired the right roles.

[@ghomerhust]

as a fan of cyberpunk (the game, the anime, and the comics) i love the idea of the botched patch theme. so much character, and way more interesting than "just another super car with a body kit" that we always see at sema

[@anomamos9095]

You can use Ram board to make a mold and glove boxes and door cards. Soak the board in a mix of water and PVA until it softens then form it into the shape you need add paper or more Ram board to reinforce or increase thickness as needed . Hold it in form until dry or dry enough for it to maintain its shape . It is basically the art of Paper Mache

[@omegatotal]

The window regulator is almost the exact same as on my car, this is a very common style these days, I'm sure you could get off the shelf replacements for some of the components pretty easily, probably just a different motor (canbus controlled vs standard DC control) and different length guides/cable/etc.

[@genericyoutubename-nx5xp]

We use Cab-O-Sil on aircraft fiberglass/ Kevlar parts pretty often, its cool to see it here

[@adrianncharles436]

I think you live for the anxiety and time crunch for Sema 😂 always enjoy these episodes

[@jfflfreitas]

Chris, try to use epoxy clay to modify the original mirror modeling as you want, then scan and print the new version in the 3d printer

[@chownc]

Oscar did a great job!

[@-Jakob489-]

To be honest, with the cyperpunk theme - i woulnd´t bother to smooth out the bodykit parts 100%. The way they came out of the molds is just perfect

[@AustinSamuelF]

This would be an amazing build to try clear acrylic fenders / bodywork on. RGB LEDs + Clear Acrylic = 🔥

[@Exotic_Flash]

Very, very talented and skilled man. This project demonstrates Chris's vast builder IQ. Literally making and fixing original Lambo parts from scratch. AMAZING

[@Hacker4life]

You conflate someone taking the initiative to do something that they haven't done before, with someone who's highly skilled.🚨

[@Exotic_Flash]

@@Hacker4life try drawing a circle and let me know how it goes

[@HellSpawn8484]

I'm enjoying watching this build a lot

[@goodson77784]

the crowned prince of hidden damage.

[@christopherbowersdresser4188]

wet out your glass on a sheet of plastic taped to your bench using a nap roller like for house paint...then lay the wet glass in mold & dabb into place with cheap paint brush...its way faster / more efficient. amazing work brother. when you do as much as you do the learning curve never ends. but thats the fun of it. as for the mirrors all you need in the glass and manipulator mechanism. since you have to 3d print the mount, why not print the whole thing?

[@CrazyChemistPL]

To be frank, I think Murcielago has ome of the coolest wing mirrors. One of my favourite design details of the entire car (which as a whole I find a little too tame looking for a Lambo, though the Roadster version is great).

[@danjames6897]

On the flanges just use some shiney packaging tape. It’s easy and fast to use and very effective

[@beesleep23]

i remember the episode where you learned about ramboard! mostly as that is when i also learned of it! that was great as sooo many times i was needing something exactly like it (big thin long cardboards) for templating cuts of shapes of assorted projects. (i've also used it several times now for the intended purpose and obviously great there as well!)

[@UncleSpool]

For the 3D printed parts, you could experiment with multiple pieces screwed together from inside. Or you could maybe design integrated pieces you could drive a screw into and push it off the mold.

[@thonyr.8315]

I can see this rocking the APR GT3 mirrors. Would go with that rugged look.

[@namroadmarker9378]

Much love again from Namibia, Africa. Been a B is for Build since day ONE. 🔥🔥❤❤✌✌

[@ianjohn9750]

My dad built a 26’ sailboat at the side of a suburban house. Sailing this year on its 50th year and it is 1/2” plywood. B is for build!

[@tomiheinonen460]

Wow, quick learning with the english wheel! Would really like to try that too.

[@mikl911]

Great video. I miss Oscar but you guys are killing it.

[@namelessviewer]

Have you considered some generic carbon APR mirrors? They are rectangular and you could still build a sort of attachment housing arm so they look more OEM or integrated, compared to the little rod that APR includes.

[@spazoq]

Corvette C8 side mirrors, with aftermarket Carbon mirror guards.

[@jotighe2]

good content; you did a lot of work. chris did a great job!

[@MarcusMotoDesign]

awesome! great process walk through!

[@kickasspowdercoating]

Nice work on the window reg those things suck well done 👍🏻

[@joshlindemeier2434]

You remind me of myself when I was younger and had less metal in my back 😏…not necessarily “cheap” but see value and savings in learning, creating and building rather than buying with the added bonus of having the tools and knowledge to utilize in the future and often still for less than buying a new item… tools arrr….arrrr (in my best Tim the Tool Man Taylor voice 🤣). Well done gentleman.

[@Zakkzwrld]

Heck ya ! Murcie is gonna be sick Chris. Could you possibly take measurements and build your own mirrrors in 3D space?

[@TrulyBlessedHighlyfavored]

When you went back in the shop I noticed all of the old builds. You don’t drive any or at least keep them covered?

[@-Jakob489-]

They were covered as far as i could see, expect for the green lambo

[@pkroff]

Most of them are undrivable anyway. Just does it for content and lets them rot

[@can-amandy1432]

Can't wait to see it ready 🤩

[@fuzielectron5172]

Place I used to work years ago had air valve point built into rhe larger moulds to aid in release of manufactured pieces. One day, young lad was having some difficulty in releasing a piece and just kept pumping air in, the rest of us became aware of his mistake when with a loud bang the part left the mould at high speed, hit rhe factory roof and lodged momentarily in the steel roof trusses before dropping back onto the factory work floor. Shock and horror all round.

[@thatdudenamedsmash]

🔥 build so far bro 240sx ganador mirrors will look fire on it have a groovy day cheers n peace

[@kismeaholyoufoks3390]

make a fast mould of the lambo panel.

[@ariceff1419]

the handle plastic with the fibers in it is glass strand, its fiberglass reinforced plastic for when its structural and not cosmetic i wanna say its like 20% if i remember my AvE correctly lol

[@dynabro4053]

I like the unique design idea. Let's see the "finished" product

[@ironthornkoncepts]

Originality over original equipment any day... I love the Cyberpunk look... use some other metals also... brass or copper or maybe even some wood or clear plastic or glass.

[@bradley3549]

For future reference, build the vacuum bags before you start the layup. Holy cow. And catch can between the bag and the pump for the love of god. I'm convinced you just troll us with this stuff. Lol😂

[@christopherbowersdresser4188]

i had that thought when he used the drywall mudd for body filler lol.

[@Mudvaynard]

Why a catch can? You simply put the vacuum ports on breather cloth alone, never on the actual composite

[@bradley3549]

@@Mudvaynard Because it's an easy way to save your pump. It looked like he had cloth but just an insanely wet layup.

[@Mudvaynard]

I agree, extremely wet layup, but if you design the bag to keep the vacuum port away from the layup, then you don't need to worry about that. Did aerospace composites for 15 years, people were fired for putting ports on the actual layup.

[@senatorchinchilla5389]

Oooo you've got an English wheel now. Very cool stuff.

[@saulbttf31]

sugestion: maybe do camera rear view mirrors on the side? a lot of new cars are starting to implement this and adds to the cyberpunk theme.

[@kallmat154]

Well done with the wuarterpanel. Sugestion, looked like there is some frayed fringes of carbonfiber at the edges on the car, could uou fit the panel underneath to really accentuate that there has been damage?

[@runy159]

Watching you cutting fiber glass make me feel itchy!

[@hsensei]

Here is an idea for the rear view mirrors. Cameras, get a one of those internal rear view mirrors that is a screen, or use a screen in the dash. Camera rear view mirrors very cyberpunk

[@OmiGAMING-NI]

12:23 it looks like the pump is pulling in some liquid down the pipe, could that have been what caused the issue?

[@DanielSmith-qk5fs]

I still love the F1 style carbon mirrors.

[@the_blue_gamer]

I must say... I love the rivets look on mostly anything. I don't know why...

[@BLBlackDragon]

Door handles: Looks like Carbon fiber ABS or Poly-carbonate (CF-ABS / CF-PC), which are both 3D printable with an enclosed printer.

[@th-zd4oj]

Looks great should be ready for next year