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Solidworks is a nightmare, its too hard to learn, im long time user of Archicad, but the solidwork is on another level of hellish difficulty

I was really hoping you were going to show how you made each plane and built the parts in SolidWorks

Why did you go with 3 inch piping instead of 2.5?

That little band saw . What make and model is that. ?? Well thought out and executed. great video

Everything looks really good. But I suspect that crossmember will need a flange or two to maintain strength.

This was a great video! 🙌

wax your bandsaw blade if you're cutting aluminum. Any old candle wax will work.

This was such a good and informative video. I must say it is yet another example I am grateful to be able to work in metric but unfortunately that also means I don’t have send cut send in my country 🥲

Awesome video and thanks for sharing. Starting off with my first project with making a bracket for a Volvo electric power steering pump that I want to run in my drift car. I have a scan of the pump and learning fusion 360 as I go. Wasn't sure of the pricing for send cut send but that seems very affordable. Can't wait to be at that point!

Wow. Ive learned so much. Having such a hard time learning solid works but you cleared some things up for me. Thank you!!!

Did you scan your engine bay to draw up the downpipe or did you rough it with cardboard to figure out length and angles for the 3d print?

Great driving! I have a question, did you completely remove your top? I see that you have a full cage, I'm wondering if the targa top hits?

Great E2E video! 😊

Had no idea. Well done!

It’s a t56 transmission mount. Thanks for the informative video..

Great job! would you be willing to share your cad for the top straps? Using this same setup on my build, with the 14 gal. and radium fuel filter heat sync bracket.

Back at it lets go!🤟🏼

Congratulations on your diploma and job. Makes me happy to hear. I would want a G37 for myself, but it is way too expensive to run in the Netherlands. Have fun!

Damn I have no talent

New sub here.. Nice job, nice build vid

This is awesome! I'll be doing this process tomorrow

I love your content, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!

Nice. 3D scanners are a gamechanger. Is your car coming along ok?

subframe spacers should give enough clearance for the hood....

I wish you had this video out when i started scanning. Very useful information 👍

tell me where you bought the ati pulley for the power steering pump, the one that is smaller than the diameter?

Way cool and inspiring man! The years keep passing while my car skills develop. Markets and technology change rapidly. 15 years ago you couldn't buy cheap performance parts on eBay and amazon. That's been huge. Now I'm a mechanical engineer and it's still hard to keep up with all my interests and technologies related to my car interests. I thought my iPhone 12 premix with lidar was going to be a 3d scanner for me. Haven't checked in the last year but the apps available have been pretty bad with it to build off of. 3d scanners are expensive and at the early stages of price to performance where whatever you buy will be cheaper and better tomorrow it seems like. I'm already a cad jockey but haven't been able to use it much with car projects due to lack of scanning. Any tips to get started with scanning? Is it like you? $600-$800 just for a scanner to get started?

Great video! I wish I had 3D printed mock up pieces when I was making more exhausts - it would have saved me so much time! With how good your fit up is, I recommend autogenously pulse welding everything. I recommend trying 75A, 1.8-2.2hz, 40% on time, 5A background. With a BBW cup I can weld an entire diameter in one pass and keep the whole weld a light straw color. With such little heat in the joint, back purging isn't even necessary. I've never had an exhaust crack and I have some that are 8+ years old.

Were you able to create sketches off the stl file or did you create planes as close to the stl surface as possible?

Would you be able to share the plans of that fixture table? I would love to have a go at building one! It looks amazing, I love the swing away seat, perfect for a garage work-space! I'm building am '89 7M Toyota Soarer pretty much from the ground up and will definitely be following along your build for some much needed tips and inspiration :D

I've to a RevoPoint scanner and it never works well for me. I've used an Einstar scanner now. Its still pretty cheap for a 3D scanner ($1000), but works SO much better than RevoPop software. Great video though.

Milwaukee tungsten grinder? how is that setup?

Loving the build man. Few question.s I’m looking to do similar fab for an intercooler setup. What bandsaw blade are you running for cutting your aluminum. And what do you use for cutting your ferrious metals?

good fitting 🤙🏼

Hey dude , great work and nice setup you have wish you luck , quick question, what size length and width your using for your routing belt cuz my setup is same as you

Keep going🔥🔥💪

You will have more clearance under the hood than you think. Not a fan of 2j in a rotary, coming from triangle purist, but love how clean setup is. and fc are bad ass but thats just from a guy with 2 fc haha. and and rx8 :) also like the fab tools and setup in the shop very clean and organized. I know the struggles of figuring out aluminum but looks like your getting the hang of it. Like any welding though its all about seat time and practice.

looks great. wished i went with this tank on my build.

Great job, this car will be built really well.

LETS GET IT ! 🔥

You remind me of a young StanceWorks.Check his channel out.

New subscriber, love the cleanliness and quality of your videos.

Some clean stuff there.

Subscribed...madddd skills!

Hks filter

Nailed it!

Im def buying a fuel cell😂

🤟🏼so sick

Looks awesome keep up the great work brother

Hey, I’m planning to do custom exhaust and intercooler pipe for my project. How were you able to partner with vibrant? That would help me with my budget. Thanks!!