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you now have a new Kyle watching.... hah

Try Annealing

If 3D print plastic can do it, why not just CNC it in MDF or even better, in hardwood. Way faster Bros.

Man, that brings back memories. I did it in high school once, but I cheated using one of my HF 212cc predator motorized bikes. I still almost crashed XD.

Amazing!!

Great results! If you need to do more than a one-off, you might be able to save some time by printing the originals with a really low infill %, use those to make silicone rubber molds, and then cast the actual dies from a hard-wearing epoxy. This will let you press a lot more parts before the dies get too worn to use anymore, and making new ones will be a LOT faster since you can reuse the molds to cast another set. Also, look up "elastoforming" - that might let you get away with only one positive die instead of a positive and negative. But all of that aside, your parts look awesome!!

Fantastic. But we'd all love a bit more detail on your design tolerances, slice settings, clearances, e.t.c.

Can you pleas share what font you used?

Devils advocate… failures due to trying to avoid long prints with 100% fill wind up taking more time than just printing once with 100% fill.

Print those babies at 75% or above and you can make a ton of them

Interesting subject but: 1) get rid of the music, 2) get out of vision, we don't need to see you. More of the subject matter!

Are you located in the Bay Area California? Near Blastolene

Fantastic!

I’ve been looking for a stamped “handcrafted by …” tag to use rather than my branding iron and have a birthday coming up that I was going to ask for a 3d printer. You Tube must be reading my mind I think I just found my winter project! That came out fantastic great job.

Did you have to create clearance around the letters (positive, negative shape) to accomodate the material thickness, and was it substantial

Extremely cool stuff my man, keep up the good "ork!

what sprokets do you have front and rear to only get 35mph?

have you tested with sheet metal steel 1.25mm? :D

How fast?

love the mask 😊

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Carbon frame be nice see

i am getting a alta mx redshift where can i get a battery replacement or service on the battery if needed thank you

I like the build, really like you can still use the BMX as BMX should be. I built a few EBMX bikes but most you could never style like that, Mine were more street rocket and too I use BMX frame to build electric mini bikes for kids. just using a direct drive hub motor on the rear. I feel ya on the delivery wait time, especially when it is the wrong part. I would had likely been looking around town at auto part shops to find a belt to do the job.

How much money did the controller batteries and mottar?

The wall thickness are more critical than infill.

Awesome results! What is the clearance between both molds?

Beautiful.

I’m watching this again, after a year. I’m keen to try nylon filament and 14 gauge(2mm) cold rolled steel. 😑🤜🏼🤛🏼😎🇦🇺☮️🍀

I know u got a sunburn on ur face after welding

for brass you should anneal it before,it would give even bettter results

Сначала подумал, что это кореш негоды 😂

Hi. Subscribe your channel. Just want to know you run jigsaw machine without any attachment or with any attachment to vibrate sand

Iconic ✨ quality content ✨ Josh and I loved this! And as a runner I really appreciated the joy, fun, adventure, and courage you brought in this :)

Think I'm going to try slightly thicker but softer aluminum. The stuff from ACE doesnt tell you the grade but I think its hardened. I see some 1000 and 3000 series stuff near me that is hardened.

Thickness?

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Здравствуйте. Какой песок вы используете??

you doing will we love you.

You know klapper

nice work man. i was surprised you cut those curves on the bandsaw. was wondering what you did. Welds look nicely stacked too. Very satisfying tick/tock on the flip up and down. cheers

The end result looks great. 3D printed tooling is being used a lot now and there are materials such as Nylon (printed via SLS) that work very well even after hundreds of pressings. Thanks for sharing this video 👌👍

Looks familiar! I yelled at you for the Chuck key like you’d hear me.

DIY insures you get it the way you want.

Nice hand-made pegs, but computer laser beam peg tabs, just let a computer do your work, then

Who are you talking to, telling you this would be easy? That level of optimism should be harnessed somehow. For energy or for science.

this is Amazzzzing !!!!! Shea One Man Army, you should run all EV companies who dont know what the shi**t they are doing ;-)

Cheers. Congrats on the ride. glad you didnt pop a tire lol and found that short easy enough. always impressive stuff man.

Just curious if that would go easier if you annealed the metal before obviously you need to allow it to cool and would possibly need to polish after