Making a Carbon Fiber Air Box Lid- Airbox Lid Project Part 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2022
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This is part 4 of our Carbon Fiber Airbox Lid Project. Other parts listed below.
Part 1- 3D scanning: • Carbon Fiber Air Box L...
Part 2- CAD and 3D printing: • Carbon Fiber Airbox Li...
Part 3- Making the mold: • Making a Mold of a 3D ...
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You are very freaking good at your craft! It’s more than generous of you to share every detail of your methods.
Thanks for showing the whole process. I feel like I learned a lot. As always, you are killing it and thanks!
Ballin! Looks great! Thanks for sharing the entire process, AJ!
Excellent. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Your work is nothing short of breathtaking !
Amazing project, video editing and sound, thank you.
Looks amazing mate. Nice work. Thank you for the detail that you put into it
gorgeous part! Way to go, man!
SO many useful tips in this video - thank you! Airbox Lid looks awesome!
outstanding execution. thanks for going through the whole process.
Great job, looks fantastic. 👍
Really nicely done!
A job done in a very professional way. Congrats !
Great video series! Thanks for sharing!
Such a nice piece man! loving your videos, keep them coming! 🤟🤟
Wow super nice parts man! For demolding if you want a little tip, you can Use compressed air to help break that vaccuum seal of the part to the Mold. TO help minimize the possibility of cracking. Super impressive work!
Awesome video series. Looking forward to more videos that make use of AM and 3D scanning!
Turned out really nice :) Pro quality :)
Really nice work! I started looking for 3d scanner info, and followed through to the composite work. Your workflow with the CF is sharp, lots of tips to take in following along. Thanks!
Awesome videos ❤
great professional 👀
Great video series 👍
Damn. Nice.
awesome job, making me want to make molds of my 3D printed interior pieces.
awsome work
Huge fan. Love these vids man. Got me inspired to start my own projects.
Would love to work on stuff with you if you’re ever in Canada !
Don't plan to visit any time soon but feel free to shoot me any questions. Chances are I covered it in a video somewhere.
Very good video, did u use a epoxy which got a bettet heat resistant?
Your videos are awesome! I really enjoy them! Question, right before you do the layup you place an in mold coating. What is this? Also, can you recommend where to get your cool layup tools, like the one that looks like a pizza cutter?
Just a clear coat meant for composites. And the pizza cutter I made myself.
Great stuff. Weave styles would be helpful additional information. I would love to hear your opinions on what additional CF applications you think would work for vehicles or power sport applications besides the common uses.
Great job !!! Thanks for sharing !!! Which kind of gel coat do you use ? Is it the one like easy composites. It looks perfect.
I'll keep looking through your videos, but what do you do about parts that had clips and other pieces to make it bolt in? Basically like interior pieces or a dash that has the same shape and all original stuff that can bolt to it? I assume you make a front and rear and fuse them together?
Would be a cool canidae for a "Forged" carbon top layer. Chop up the scrap bin.
can i ask what is the clear coat you put before the whole process?? its car clear or gelcoat ? then do it tack good at long term ?
i see you put some spray between the clearcoat n the mat, why we dont see the milky droplet at the finish stage at the end ? you could not remove it with acetone....
im confuse xD thx !
Hello, first of all congratulations for all you do. I wanted to ask what is the transparent coating that you put on the mold? Is it a simple clearcoat for bodywork?
Thank you
Hi AJ
Great content
Just wondered what your cutting bed surface is - setting up my shop in the UK.
Aj when you are doing your first layer. Are you applying the 3mspray on the cf or inside the mold? Curious which surface would help stick better? Love all your videos man!
That turned out amazing! And it seemed like a pretty complicated part. Awesome job! One question, do you need to keep the vacuum on and the resin tube connected during the curing process? It seemed like you did, but just wanted to make sure.
I do.
How are you cutting the fabric for the tight corners? Love your work.
Nice job!! 😎👍🏻 Would it be possible to know what are you spraying with a paint spray gun at 1.16?
when exactly do you clamp your vacuum line in the infusion? I often get pinholes on my surface and I am never sure when to clamp off what
Whats your experience with the clearcoat before layup?
Does it save a lot of finish work?
Watching this series was a lot of work. I now know why CF costs so much, lol
Nice job! What's some good paint for carbon fiber parts?
What materials do you use for your moulds, I'm looking to start doing CF and your videos are very helpful
Hello !
Great work!
What product do you apply in the mold with the spray gun before printing the carbon?
thank you
Awesome work , do you use us suppliers for epoxy, carbon, etc?
I decided to keep my shelby gt350r and about to buy a BMW M4 GTS
Thanks for the video! Very useful. What is the weight of the chopped strand mat, that you use to glue under the Carbon fiber? Greets from Poland!
Do you keep the vacuum pump running the entire time it is in the oven?
I like your videos. I have a question ; What is the reason you don't use the inside of the 3D printing to make the plug? Then the thickness of the carbon layers does not determine the internal size.
Good video with good explanation.
Then the unfinished side would face out. Not acceptable in this application.
what did you spray into the mold before the carbon
Do you use the duratec clear gelcoat?
Do you have any more info on what the 'im mould coating' is? Product name or type?
Hi there, did you spray adhesive between every layer even the first one?Thanks
If it needs it.
In terms of actually strength like on a part that needs strength, using the little thin stuff to keep the carbon together or join sheets of carbon like you did with the hood. Do you think there's any loss of strength to using this method? Does that little thin vale cause a concern for overall desalination or any kind of strength degradation?
No
Could you tell me what the name of the in mold clear coat? Thanks I appreciate it.
What are you using to hold the tools on you vest I can't find anything like that. Trying to make me a vest like that it would make laying up parts alot easier.
3D printed my own holders and embedded magnets into them.
Any reason you made your mold out of carbon fiber? Fiberglass is cheaper right? Or is it just a matter of what you had on hand?
What I had on hand.
What is the first coating you spray on?
whats the clear stuff u strayed on the mold
Will you buy a ‘13 Scion FR-S, and make a ton of cool parts for that so I can buy them
If I had a team of people I would. But I don't.
I love the vest we need just a short video on you make up and tools. Do you sale your 3d printed tools?
I’ve sold a few of my edge rollers to people that have seen it in my videos. That’s by far the best thing I’ve ever made for laying up parts.
@@ajhartmanaero can you share the file or would you Rather just sell me a tool?
@@RLCPLUMBINGLLC I’d rather sell you one haha. Shoot me a message through the contact form on my website. Direct link should be in the video description.
Which set of race louver do you have on you 350?
RX
What happened if you don’t use inmould coating ?
Could’t find that product or options
It would just be a raw part and can clear it after or not.
As a inmold coating could I just use a UV resistant clear coat?
Do you have a price on that part yet?