Man, I'm neither an RC enthusiast nor a car wash enthusiast, but I accidentally found your channel and am delighted by the care and attention that went into this. I love when I find something that I never even knew existed. Great job, and thanks for sharing this with the world.
You’re welcome and I appreciate the compliment! I got into modeling car washes because I couldn’t find the one I wanted. So I started building all of mine.
bro Washtec made frist gantry car wash. Christ Wash Systems made the first car wash with bent brushes that bend to the shape of the car and made the first rotating dryer. RYKO AT WASHTEC AND CHRIST IS NOTHING BRO
Christ Quantus c165 also has 5 brushes, but the ones in the style are the same size as the ones before and they also bend, but Quantus will wash cars faster, so if many people buy the best program, after 1 hour the 18 cars will be washed
Oh to answer your other question, it’s taken me years to get to this point but I had to teach myself how to work with transformers, pneumatics, wiring schematics, etc and how to replicate parts. I started out with cardboard when I was in middle school lol.
I hate asking questions because It makes me feel annoying, but how do you make the top brush stay up then come down? 2:do you use ultrasonic mapping for the movement of the brushes?
It’s not annoying at all. Since the photoeyes were not yet added to this wash, the top brush was remote control as were the wash arms. This wash is capable of being programmed with the right equipment but the rest of the sensors were not yet installed.
I’m working on a 1:5 scale Ceccato Master, what motors would be best to use for the brushes as they will be pretty big and heavy approximately 4 inches wide when spinning and about 23 inches tall
You can use any motor rated for around 12v that has a long enough shaft but if you need more power, they have worm gear motors you can use. Most of my motors are 12v to 24v and can be DC or AC. I use them for everything from the brushes to the drive motors for the gantry.
If you master making a ceccato master you could make me a scake replica of a ceccato royale in full Mobil colours red and blue :D my fave machine of all time. I'd pay you of course lol.
@@srwilson3s2k14 I’m currently working on a scale model Christ Centus C164T, I’m considering making a second TH-cam channel dedicated to my model car washes and uploading videos of the full wash cycles.
How much does it take to make one of these I would love to buy one with a paycheck, I am a sonnys carwash student and this is cool to see if you can make me one building and stuff programmed that would be awesome, If you want to reach back out lmk!!
I appreciate your response! These models cost me anywhere from 250.00 to 1000.00 or more to build depending on how sophisticated each one is. So far because of limited resources, logistics, and the cost to make them, I have not recently made any that could be sold but I am still working that.
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Man, I'm neither an RC enthusiast nor a car wash enthusiast, but I accidentally found your channel and am delighted by the care and attention that went into this. I love when I find something that I never even knew existed. Great job, and thanks for sharing this with the world.
You’re welcome and I appreciate the compliment! I got into modeling car washes because I couldn’t find the one I wanted. So I started building all of mine.
That is too stinking cool. Ryko makes the best brush wash systems. This is the best scale model I have ever seen of one.
Thank you!! I love these car wash projects.
bro Washtec made frist gantry car wash. Christ Wash Systems made the first car wash with bent brushes that bend to the shape of the car and made the first rotating dryer. RYKO AT WASHTEC AND CHRIST IS NOTHING BRO
That is dedication!!! Id love a scale model fully working ceccato wilconatic royale model from 1980s my favourite machine.
@@srwilson3s2k14 Actually, I have a buddy who does Ceccato and other European models when he has time.
@@jrwash1962 any pictures or videos of his work anywhere ?
@@srwilson3s2k14 Hang on. I’ll try to get it for you.
@@jrwash1962 great!!!
@@srwilson3s2k14 Type in Ceccato Aries Scale model car wash. He has several videos here on TH-cam.
Beautiful for me the car washing
No words for that - simply amazing 😃
Thank you! I really appreciate it!!
Looking good bro!
Thanks again!!
That is awesome!
Thank you as always!!
Amazing 🤩
I appreciate that man!!
Amazing as always man. Working on a Ryko VT2000 for a game I’m making.
That’s awesome. Have fun on that project!
@@jrwash1962 thanks man
Can you make a voyager please😀 Im not saying you have to, but I want to see one scale model voyager thank you!
Christ Quantus c165 also has 5 brushes, but the ones in the style are the same size as the ones before and they also bend, but Quantus will wash cars faster, so if many people buy the best program, after 1 hour the 18 cars will be washed
Yes those are some good systems too!
i have a question can you make a full video on how to make one and the brusheis and soap
i'm working on a Stargate SHP but custom carriage and jets
Nice! I haven’t had a chance to finish any of my other projects but still working on them.
So cool! Where do you get the parts and learn to do this?
I am looking into building one myself
Thank you!! I had to make most of the parts for this car wash. If I couldn’t find the parts, I had to fabricate them.
Oh to answer your other question, it’s taken me years to get to this point but I had to teach myself how to work with transformers, pneumatics, wiring schematics, etc and how to replicate parts. I started out with cardboard when I was in middle school lol.
I hate asking questions because It makes me feel annoying, but how do you make the top brush stay up then come down?
2:do you use ultrasonic mapping for the movement of the brushes?
It’s not annoying at all. Since the photoeyes were not yet added to this wash, the top brush was remote control as were the wash arms. This wash is capable of being programmed with the right equipment but the rest of the sensors were not yet installed.
Do you program the wash cycle or do you just control everything one by one?
This wash was controlled one by one using a fabricated control board.
Only question I have is why did you drive it out instead of pulling it with your hand? Is there a reason for that?
The car was not charged and I didn’t have time to wait for it to dry out so I could charge it.
I’m working on a 1:5 scale Ceccato Master, what motors would be best to use for the brushes as they will be pretty big and heavy approximately 4 inches wide when spinning and about 23 inches tall
You can use any motor rated for around 12v that has a long enough shaft but if you need more power, they have worm gear motors you can use. Most of my motors are 12v to 24v and can be DC or AC. I use them for everything from the brushes to the drive motors for the gantry.
If you master making a ceccato master you could make me a scake replica of a ceccato royale in full Mobil colours red and blue :D my fave machine of all time. I'd pay you of course lol.
@@srwilson3s2k14 I’m currently working on a scale model Christ Centus C164T, I’m considering making a second TH-cam channel dedicated to my model car washes and uploading videos of the full wash cycles.
@@CarWashesUK05 I look forward to seeing them
When would you be able to start selling these and for how much?
Can you give me a tutorial how to build it?
I need to work on putting one together.
@@jrwash1962Try a Ryko XS2 with shell colors, I wanna build one
Where do you get an automatic model car wash?
I had to build this one but some of the hobbyists have built different variations of the wash models that work by programming or remote control.
@@jrwash1962 I wish I have one of these automatic model car washes. Then I'll be able to wash my model vehicles without using my own hands.
Did you use pumps?
There are 3 pumps for each color of triple foam and the water is pumped using regular water hose pressure.
Im trying to figure out what you used for your brushes😂😂
Medical tourniquets lol
What did you use for the bushes?
I used medical tourniquets
Where did you get it
How did you make the triple coloured foam
An air compressor , tri foam, foam pumps, foam generators, and water.
@@jrwash1962 how and where did you get trifoam! i have been looking for it for years!
@@craziestcool2877 I bought the foam generators and triple foam on Ebay.
How much does it take to make one of these I would love to buy one with a paycheck, I am a sonnys carwash student and this is cool to see if you can make me one building and stuff programmed that would be awesome, If you want to reach back out lmk!!
I appreciate your response! These models cost me anywhere from 250.00 to 1000.00 or more to build depending on how sophisticated each one is. So far because of limited resources, logistics, and the cost to make them, I have not recently made any that could be sold but I am still working that.
@@jrwash1962 Gotcha how much we at rn? 😂
@@ThatWashTechKid Good question 😃! But really though, I need a better way to build these models.
Wash your biggest lego car
just get it dirty first and see if it can be washed
I would need a Lego car lol
@@jrwash1962 ok normal plastic car like on this video