Making My Own DIY F1 Mini Tyre!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2021
- Pirelli's Wind Tunnel Tyres look awesome but they cost £700 each...
So I decided to make my own using go kart tyres, 3D printing and spray paint, all to fit within a £150 budget!
Download Pirelli Stencil and 3D rim: bit.ly/F1MiniTyre
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#F1 - เกม
IT'S HERE!
Tommo!
I found this video because of you and it was awesome
HELLLO TOMMO
The tyre is also awarded for the fastest lap aswell
Really good job on this. Can you make 3 more so I can use them on one of my karts?
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Using a Kart tyre for this was such a great idea!
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Love love love this! However £93 for that 3D print is day light robbery! If you ever need 3D prints in the future, I’ll happily help out as a thank you for making great content!
Was about to say the same thing! You can get a quite decent printer for like 3x that.
And the plastic used is like 3£ at most.
Also rather confused as to why he would get it in ABS? PLA seems a lot more appropriate for the job, considering it isn't structural.
@@jensaugust743 ABS is more rigid and less prone to warping.
@@michaeldahlinger8815 If you set up your heatbead properly and have the proper distance of the nozzle to the heatbed you wont get any warping on PLA. I have never had ANY warping on my Ender 3 with PLA.
@@heavyweight6440 I don't mean just with printing, in general PLA can melt and warp after being left outside in the heat and whatnot. I personally print with just PLA and PETG and have never printed with ABS as I don't have an enclosure and just wouldn't want to have to deal with the smell. That being said thanks for the response, I dont really have an warping issues either when printing as I use a BL touch for leveling and as long as I keep my glass build plate either clean or with an adhesive, it does its job. That's just my knowledge on ABS from what I've gathered from being in the 3D printing community for a few years.
pay 20 pounds more and you got yourself an ender 3, plus another 20 for filament
This is just too cool! I would've sanded down the Dunlop markings off the tyre but otherwise it's immaculate
Great video! Here are a just a few notes that could've made the result slightly better;
* You could get the red more vibrant is by using a white or red primer (primer greatly affects the color of the top coat).
* Vinyl is also quite hard to get clean, I would try water transfer decals (you can get sheets that you can print your own designs on, any unprinted area just becomes transparent). If it comes out bad it's easy to remove (just water and some scrubbing)
* Normal primer works fine for 3D prints, but filler primer is better. It fills in the gaps way more and is great of 3D prints. You could also use something like Milliput to hide the banding.
I think if u use Waterslide decals on non smooth surface it will look very bad, it might be better to stay with vinyl i guess. but i agree with you, on smooth surface it would be better
Why don’t you just ask Lewis Hamilton to give you one of his trophy😂 cause he had a lot of them
He doesn’t own them. his car owns 80% of each.
7:08 that's why should always remove the masking tape right after you are finished spraying, when its still wet. that way it doesn't dry to the tape and leave uneven edges when removed.
Wicked video Matt!
Got me excited at the start that you were coming out with some merch!
Man, this looks amazing
Great work!
Cool project! A note for the future, the banding on the 3D print is because of the .stl file export quality, adjusting the options and exporting at a higher quality will make it super smooth. Hope this helps on future projects, keep up the good work.
Thanks!!
@@mattamys No problem 👍🏽
That looks good Matt!
This is crazy amazing!!!
We definitely need more of this. Awesome job and great camera shots too ofc🔥
Wait bro you the guy in FRL...
@@lewis.n2313 not anymore luckily why?
this is such a good idea wow. I might get a wheel printed out at my university! good thing I have some experience with modelling already because that means I might actually be able to replicate it :)
Dunlop looking at this video in anger lol
Woah!!! Love it!!! Totally want one!!! 😍
That's some beautiful art mate.
Bloody brilliant!
Fair play, the amount of effort that went into this. Nice job.
Nice idea! What a great work dude
This so cool!!
YASS. I love it!
Surprising that I've never heard of you before. You just got a new subscriber! This was such a good idea.
This looks sick!
and we are backk, lets go matt!
the centre cap off the original wheel is from the Vw golf gti Pirelli edition, if you wanted to add that touch, you can still buy them from the dealer.
Who needs to get pole when you can just get this? Incredible job Matt!
To get the red more vibrant, I would have used a light grey or white primer. But before that, I'd have tried to cut those rubber prints off the sidewalls with some sort of planer...
This looks so cool. I made one myself using this tutorial. Turned out super great 😁 Thanks
Would love to see the final result, show me on Twitter!
@@mattamys Tagged you in my post on twitter :)
amazing work
OMG A mini Pirelli tyre!! SO CUTE!!!!!
Nice video! Keep up the great content! I read you post on Instagram about it taking 3 weeks to make this video. Awesome stuff. 😎
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You are a real one!
Nice job! Smart thinking with the expanding foam to keep the tyre shape. That 3D print is expensive though, I hadn't realised how much it costs to get single parts made
Thanks! Yeah it’s pricy but it’s also thick, largish and using a decent plastic filament :)
@@mattamys Get a 3D printer. I recommend the Ender 3.
amazing work !!! i’d would buy that from you
Incredible
F1 fan and model maker.
In a bit I'll have my own wheel too
This is really nice. you can actually get this lot cheaper, if you get the go cart tire from a local go carting track for free and if you have a 3d printer you can print the rim by yourself.
Great job!
If matt doesn’t change his channel name to deez nuts to respect mr Steve Alvarez Brown, I will be very disappointed
Oh,Steve is here too.Just noticed.
solid job damn
I love your DIY videos.. Its awesome. :D
I use a mark forged and form labs printer the form labs one has lots of material resins and goes to about 100 microms so it is very smooth
That was awesome
Great Content!!Keep it up 🔥 🔥
bruh it looks so nice.
For the painting, use a white spray paint to create a base, that will make the red far brighter. Other than that, this is freaking amazing!
Was waiting for a new vid. Great as always.
Just wondering can you make a video on the newest f1 and f2 intros
I also made one with a tyre 7.1 inches wide. I also found the original 3D model you modified and printed the wheel nut separately.
Wow Nice vid!
Wow that's a great idea! I wonder if it's at all possible to sand down the relief print off the original tyre sidewalls?
Y it would look way more cleaner
This is great!
GENIUS
Great vid mate
So clever!
love it
Thanks mate
if you wanted a more vivid red color, after the primer, use white spray paint then the red
hi. what do you think about new f1 graphics? do you prefer the small logo or the color of the team?
You could even try melt and scrape some of the original text off the tire to make it look cleaner :)
bit hard and dangerous to burn it, probaly should just scratch and then sandpaper
Super nice idea, especially with the go cart tyre! i might make one myself as i own a 3d printer myself what makes that build muuuch cheaper. ;)
Little comment on the acetone smoothing thing: that only works with abs or asa materials, others like pla and petg wont smooth out :) in my opinion the small problem with your printed part was the 3d file being exported in a low resolution causing these steps on the circular sections in and outside the rim.
FINNALY
Mega job
Awesome
What did program did you use to resize the Pirelli logo?
Suggestion for a remake of this : make a 2 part rim so that it actually goes over the tire bead and is glued together in the center. It's ok for somebody with no fabrication skills, but a few key improvements would make this much better :).
I think another thing to make it better is to smooth out the writing on the go kart wheel..... Anyhow great job mate... Loving it
why is no one talking about how third dude looks like george russel
I just made 1 with a used front gokart tyre😁 the rim is still inside which i painted black to replicate the 2022 tyres
I used the stencil you provided which worked like a charm
And i used a few parts from the gokart's suspension to have the lock nut on the wheel aswell and it also function's as a stand 😁
Amazing! Would love to see what it looks like, tweet it to me!
@@mattamys i will do that :)
Do u think u can do the wet tyres
Maybe not perfect but it´s a very clean result anyway. Great job!
A really really cool design, mabey you could've sanded the wand of the tyre to remove the little things there, but its very nice anyway!
Get in there tyres!
I wish I could like this video more than once
Yes
What was the size of the tyre you used from Dunlop?
Came here from Tommo’s shout out! Great vid, just subscribed
Nice!
I need that, now,
This guy honestly deserves a pole position award
Make a homemade f1 Series, could be Really cool!!
Try to sand down to original tire markings for the next one. Also, a good 3D printer ender 3-v2 costs around £190,-. So maybe it's worth just to buy a 3D printer and some filament.
Very cool video and makes me want to do it ! I just want to ask which specific tyre did you use ?
I was called the Dunlop LS2 Cadet Rear Slick Tyre!
@@mattamys thank you very much !
Make the wheel two-part so it snaps or threads together. Only other thing would be ensuring the rim fits the tire more precisely. There's no way that would hold air. Otherwise, quite the exceptional job!!
The 3d print I'm guessing was faceted because the lower poly mesh (with control loops or creases) was printed rather than the smoothed mesh. You can create the smoothed mesh in most any modelling package with a click (blender/Maya/ZBrush) and then export a much smoother STL for printing. The banding on 3d printers is measured in fractions of a millimetre!
Can you make this a kinda series but try to recreate drivers helmets
I’d love one of these sighed 👀
Could a shop cnc a rim?
Could you tell me the weight of the rim please?
Medium tire next?
hey where did you get the model for the wheel
It’s linked in the description if you want to use it!
F1 be like: No, this isn't how your supposed to play the game.
Primer, then white paint, then red paint to make it brighter. Maybe a thin yellow between the white and red to make it a bit more vivid?
As for the tire texture there should be some way to remove it before painting, isnt there?
Are you sure it won't be too thick if you put 3 coats ?
hola me gustó mucho el video
I'm trying to make one, but there is an issue: the tyre shape is not good, it needs to be inflated to have the good shape... is the polyurethane strong enough to inflate it???
4:55 FYI you want to use filler primer to do this, and not just regular paint primer. Filler primer will fill gaps with the putty, and not paint.
Sick nice work! Are you putting the file online?
As I said in the video, look in the description :)