Reverse Engineering, How do we do it?

I put together this short video to explain one of the technologies we use to reverse engineer vintage parts. This is the first step when redesigning the parts, so that we understand the dimensions and mounting surfaces for the various trim parts we redesign.

[@Casca4795]

For those of us who are not tech junkies this is nice to see. Now we can understand the hard work required to build a ICON vehicle. This attention to the finest detail makes me want to get a FJ44 , FJ43 , AND THRIFTMASTER 4X4 TRUCK where the ICON crew can go nuts on a 70 yr old truck and make it a BEAST.

[@totallysick9999]

Thanks Jonathan. It's the little things that make your products amazing

[@mohs4572]

wow i guess now a lot of people understand the amount of effort and passion just to produce a door handle for example great work Jonathan way to go

[@ZondaF355]

Very very cool peak behind the curtain. Thanks for sharing and I could watch this for hours. Please bring us more. Thanks again and keep innovating car design. One day I will bring you an air cooled 911...

[@davidhunternyc1]

... and then there's Porsche by Singer. I am sure there are other master automotive customizers but, as far as I'm concerned, there is ICON and Porsche by Singer. That's it. Any other nominations? Please let me know.

[@geniusgaming6005]

2019 anyone?

[@moorerobbie40]

This was a really cool look into your process, thank you for posting it.

[@jeffs260]

Awesome! Thank you for showing this process

[@SamBirchenough]

Thanks for sharing!

[@tonyrocks951]

This was great

[@kipamore]

Excellent.

[@Docstantinople]

You're building an f250, I'm so excited. Can't wait to see it done.

[@Jawsh76]

Thanks!

[@elgenerz]

ICON, thanks for the video, that's amazing. James Hill , you'll dig this.

[@mostly_dipsi7172]

its been 4 years and your friend hasn't even liked your comment are you sure he's your friend. I'm sorry this has just been bothering me

[@geniusgaming6005]

@@mostly_dipsi7172 Darn friend

[@lelandeggleston1041]

amazing they can now do this with a simple add on to your tablet.

[@thecynicalafro160]

just buy an artec eva 3d scanner and scan the parts. you can make mods in 3d software of your choice. way cheaper than outsourcing

[@250smacks]

If you found stl files of a product on an anonymous website, 3d printed it then told original manufacture what you did, could you possibly get sued for copyright infringement?

[@mrashad219]

Do you need a mechanical engineering degree for this or can you do things like this with an associate degree In cnc machining.

[@anonymousnameless1835]

most likely a degree in cnc machining.

[@MillCityJam]

Thanks !!