For viewers who are interested :At 5'30", the geometrical forms which appears in your flange, are from the 3D, a 3D meshs use "triangular surfaces", all theses triangles will appear on your print, if you're using a lowpoly model, or if you convert your surface in mesh, with a low number of triangle. Increase the numbers of triangles, make it thicker too. And normally you won't see anymore theses marks.
It's crazy cool!...zoomed in, it just looks like a few guys building a bed. Then the camera sweeps around and zooms out *explosion* a mesmerizing ride is taking shape. Art...
Amazing !!!!!!! I've been working on custom car parts for the golf series but my limited budget and struggle with proper prints with my large non enclosed printer has me slow down, this looks great !, Hope to see more !
Yeah i would have used high temp polycarbonate. You can use spot putty to fill and sand super smooth very easily with a palm sander or by hand/block. Also I suggest using spare filament and weld the seams together using s soldering iron. It creates a much better bond than any other method I’m aware of. I make all sorts of different stuff with different materials. Fun stuff. I love that the possibilities are endless when it comes to 3d printing.
Can i know the details on how seaming process..i also want to do 3d print for automotives but stuck at bonding the sub parts because of cost i am only able to get small to medium size 3d printer
@@shishio_kyoto8414 i bond parts together using a soldering iron and melting them together. I use extra filament to fill in anywhere needed and sand it smooth. I use spot putty for those stubborn areas that still need smoothing.
Thanks. Just found some videos they using PLA pens. Looks great and strong. Just worry that it will snap but after seeing the tests, I was satisfied enough. Thanks again for the reply.
@@shishio_kyoto8414 soldering iron works great too rather than buying one of those pens. I bought a 3 doodler years ago but never use it because its too slow and jams. Soldering iron is fast and you’re not limited to which filaments can be melted with it. Its melts them all. Lol. Plus i like that I can “brush stroke” with a flat tip and it smooths the plastic really well for less sanding after. Just need to be mindful to not over do it or the area being smoothed will get soft and collapse if it’s not 100% infilled.
I was wondering how the body was done. Also it’s becoming one of my favorite things seeing jimmy getting perturbed having a camera in his face all the time
i know Im asking randomly but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
A four piece fender, pretty thick like 100% infill on each part would more than likely be about 2 KG (two rolls of 1kg filament) which wouldn't cost a whole lot, possibly as far as materials go around $100. If each piece is printed 100% infill and on a decent sized printer you could have that front fender completed in less than 50 hours.
so does carbon parts have a plastic core ? ive been wondering when you 3d print fenders and body kits do you use the 3d model to make a mold or do you "just" wrap it in carbon?
Chris if you see this comment let me know you opinion. Imagine if Nissan made an AWD Nissan Sentra Nismo with a 2.5 liter Turbocharged Dual cam engine out the Factory to compete with the Subaru Sti. Is there is any Nissan guys who agree?? And if they made a throwback to the b13 Sentra but modernized. 2 door with a 2.5 liter turbocharged AWD would be Titts 💯
Mr Forsberg, Look at the view count for this video, compared to your normal. I think more 3d printed car parts would be a good idea.... Its every car guys dream, to fix all the visual problems with their car's visual design.
Mr Forsberg, Look at the view count for this video, compared to your normal. I think more 3d printed car parts would be a good idea.... Its every car guys dream, to fix all the visual problems with their car's visual design.
For viewers who are interested :At 5'30", the geometrical forms which appears in your flange, are from the 3D, a 3D meshs use "triangular surfaces", all theses triangles will appear on your print, if you're using a lowpoly model, or if you convert your surface in mesh, with a low number of triangle. Increase the numbers of triangles, make it thicker too. And normally you won't see anymore theses marks.
This is truly what building the proper car is all about
I'm thinking these won't fit on my ender 3 v2 bed... Super sick!
Just cut it up a bit
Will it fit on my mini+? Looooool
(Joking, in case no one realises it)
@@lev_iothon lots of printing
The Altimaniac has to be one of the sickest drift builds ever🤟
It's crazy cool!...zoomed in, it just looks like a few guys building a bed. Then the camera sweeps around and zooms out *explosion* a mesmerizing ride is taking shape. Art...
Amazing !!!!!!! I've been working on custom car parts for the golf series but my limited budget and struggle with proper prints with my large non enclosed printer has me slow down, this looks great !, Hope to see more !
Jimmy does awesome craftsmanship.
Nice work, can you share some info about the printing filament or printer itself? If it’s not a trade secret of course 😁
Just incredible build start to finish.
You gonna need more than one so we can look at one while u tear up track with the other.
Yeah i would have used high temp polycarbonate. You can use spot putty to fill and sand super smooth very easily with a palm sander or by hand/block. Also I suggest using spare filament and weld the seams together using s soldering iron. It creates a much better bond than any other method I’m aware of.
I make all sorts of different stuff with different materials. Fun stuff. I love that the possibilities are endless when it comes to 3d printing.
Can i know the details on how seaming process..i also want to do 3d print for automotives but stuck at bonding the sub parts because of cost i am only able to get small to medium size 3d printer
@@shishio_kyoto8414 i bond parts together using a soldering iron and melting them together. I use extra filament to fill in anywhere needed and sand it smooth. I use spot putty for those stubborn areas that still need smoothing.
Thanks. Just found some videos they using PLA pens. Looks great and strong. Just worry that it will snap but after seeing the tests, I was satisfied enough. Thanks again for the reply.
@@shishio_kyoto8414 soldering iron works great too rather than buying one of those pens. I bought a 3 doodler years ago but never use it because its too slow and jams. Soldering iron is fast and you’re not limited to which filaments can be melted with it. Its melts them all. Lol. Plus i like that I can “brush stroke” with a flat tip and it smooths the plastic really well for less sanding after. Just need to be mindful to not over do it or the area being smoothed will get soft and collapse if it’s not 100% infilled.
Appreciate the info thanks again
You are truly the NISMO man
Wow
I was wondering how the body was done. Also it’s becoming one of my favorite things seeing jimmy getting perturbed having a camera in his face all the time
i know Im asking randomly but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Lennox Roger instablaster =)
Which material printed?
Crabon
Or nylon
Or what?
That’s cool. I wish I could find (or someone make a file) for the hood scoop of a lancer evo iv.
Is the 3d stuff documented somewhere on this channel ? like how they achieved that result
Truly awesome build
Sick loved watching this build 👌🤙💯💙💚💙💚🍀☘
It's funny how this car has already been featured on Hoonigan and Donut Media but the original build series still isn't fully uploaded
Rotoform knocked HRE from top spot because of their awesome customer service.
At 0:53 does anyone have an idea how much a 3d printing shop would charge to print something like that if you already have the file?
A four piece fender, pretty thick like 100% infill on each part would more than likely be about 2 KG (two rolls of 1kg filament) which wouldn't cost a whole lot, possibly as far as materials go around $100. If each piece is printed 100% infill and on a decent sized printer you could have that front fender completed in less than 50 hours.
so does carbon parts have a plastic core ? ive been wondering when you 3d print fenders and body kits do you use the 3d model to make a mold or do you "just" wrap it in carbon?
You should also use blocks in landscape mode with jecks for safety, when a person doing work under the car,
Have you ever use PPE Resin body kit
I cannot wait to see what you guys do with the 400Z.
What filament did you print with?
They gonna have to give u some colored rims to throw some more DTM on this beast.
what material was it 3d printed in? I am assuming PETG or ABS?
I see there is very little detail on the printing method, filament, cost, time etc. No comments on this, unfortunately. Maybe it is a secret :)
Asa plastic
Waiting on the comments asking if peoples ender 3 will do that.
😂😂
How much do you guys charge for a wide body kit build and installation
can you create a wide body from and picture without taking measurements?
You should make an altimaniac build specific playlist!
what shifter is that guys?
This is the first time ive come across this. Did Rob scan and design the body parts? Also are you all using the FFF 3d printed parts in use?
How can I order this same body kit ?
How much for a Toyota Celica 1999-2005 custom body kit.
It reminds me when a child sculpts a car from plasticine cool work, hahha!!
💥THIS‼
🎉🥳🎊🏆🥇
How much to 3D print ?
Just waiting for someone to 3d print chassis and body panels
oh i gotta do that....
Chris if you see this comment let me know you opinion. Imagine if Nissan made an AWD Nissan Sentra Nismo with a 2.5 liter Turbocharged Dual cam engine out the Factory to compete with the Subaru Sti. Is there is any Nissan guys who agree?? And if they made a throwback to the b13 Sentra but modernized. 2 door with a 2.5 liter turbocharged AWD would be Titts 💯
Nice
If they 3D printed it out why didn’t they make it where u can bolt it on I get the quarter panel
sheeeeesh
Mr Forsberg, Look at the view count for this video, compared to your normal. I think more 3d printed car parts would be a good idea.... Its every car guys dream, to fix all the visual problems with their car's visual design.
Unless its printed on nylon or carbon that thing is gonna shatter if you even touch anything at more than 3mph
Why is Jimmie so mean to the camera man?! lol
He never wears a respirator! And all that stuff is not DOT approved. RIP ! hahaha
altimaniac vs formula supra
First lol
How to make those plugs on ? And if I have one 3D printer how to print all these pieces??
Please help me out or what’s your email or INSTAGRAM?
Mr Forsberg, Look at the view count for this video, compared to your normal. I think more 3d printed car parts would be a good idea.... Its every car guys dream, to fix all the visual problems with their car's visual design.