Testing layouts for a movable spoiler for the back of the 66 Mustang Coupe, Blackpowder. I utilized only the highest quality packing material: single layer cardboard.
Man I do CADD for a living, but very rarely do i use it on my project car. Maybe some 3D printed stuff. I use the same card board aided design process you do in the garage. i find out far more rewarding.
@@Kenncwh lemme tell ya, if I could scan the whole car and then use solidworks on that model, I would be in heaven. Carboard is fun, but having real measurements would be satisfying
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That’s gonna look awesome
I found one more design for the side plates that should look even better. Now I'm cruising Marketplace to find some aluminum sheet
Man I do CADD for a living, but very rarely do i use it on my project car. Maybe some 3D printed stuff. I use the same card board aided design process you do in the garage. i find out far more rewarding.
@@Kenncwh lemme tell ya, if I could scan the whole car and then use solidworks on that model, I would be in heaven. Carboard is fun, but having real measurements would be satisfying
@@squirrelsworkshopoh having my car in solid works would be dangerous to my wallet.
@@Kenncwh if i get monetized, one of my goals will be scanning an entire car body and making "perfect fit" parts 🤞