Making a fullscale Batmobile car!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2024
- In this episode, me and hunter build and assemble a 1989 batmobile plug that will be used to make a fiberglass car body. Thanks for watching and I hope you guys enjoy.
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The batmobile plug in this video is forsale. If youre interested please contact me at nate@inspireautomotive.us
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Bro! Great to see you posting Again! Love everything you do . . .
glad to see you again friend
Glad you're still here
oh man, look who's back.. with the coolest car in history.. possibly
Totally agree with you....
It's been a while man! Awesome project man.
Nice to see you back in action mate.👍
Thanks for supporting!
If you're in SoCal and you want to come by my shop to scan one of my shells, it'll help improve the accuracy tremendously. No disrespect intended to the work you have already done, it's magical and I have long been a fan of your work. Would love to see a full sized, accurate, symmetrical 89 body brought to market that cleans up all of the flaws that are found in todays fiberglass shells.
I'll keep that in mind when I'm in the area
thank you for your video, it inspires me a lot, it's a solution that I'm going to choose to make kits ;)
Your work is awesome man! What is the work area of the CNC router you use for foam? I was thinking of getting the Longmill MK2, and was wondering if a machine like that would be able to do similar, large items [working area of 50″ x 34″ x 4.9″ (X/Y/Z)].
I've been following for years and love your videos, I never realized how expensive foam is. people recommended basic pink EPS from homedepot but that stuff is expensive
Thanks for watching. Yeah its very expensive now up to 50 dollars per sheet that's 2 inch thick.
@@InspireCNC yeah it sucks, I really wanted to build a 3 axis router and build some bodywork but its just so expensive now
That pink stuff is too volatile, it only has chemical resistance to water. hah! Can only be used with pure epoxy resin.
Sweet! I'm sure you already know that the scale/dimensions/shape are pretty far off from a full size 89 batmobile
hey buddy thanks for the great tut.
so can u please tell me what if I were to make that model into plastic material .. does it include mold process or how it's done? basically, I am trying to make a small electric car model but I am stuck and the clay model stage and can't find a way to turn it into real plastic material :/
Awesome job...!! but looks shorter than the original batmobile isn't it...?
Insane!
I have a friend who drives one of two street legal 89s here in Australia, the one you have is definitely to small.
Some of the shapes look OK, but as others have said, it's way to short.
But it's still an awesome effort!
Had no idea there was two legal 89. One of them is featured in TH-cam is that your friend? Wondering how One would go about seriously building a Batmobile
How much does it typically cost (on like say a fairly complicated batmobile car) to make the fiberglass body assuming one already has the foam buck prior?
Are these to lay glass over?
Boa tarde meu amigo meu sonho é ser designer automotivo. Amigo será que os designer automotivo utiliza os rhinoceros tutorial 3d
Your video title says "fullscale"...Why is it so short lol? The real BATMOBILE is over 20 feet long.
Hi are you still doing quotes?
So this is the 3/4 scale The wheel base of 1:1 is around 3.6m. Do you do 1:1 scale??
It's a full scale in my eyes
It's sure is a stubby boy , still cool even if scaled to " normal" car size , noticed right away just with the canopy that the side windows were oval instead of round
@@InspireCNC Dude it's not even full scale that thing is too short Lol, the original car was almost 20 ft long.
@@ray24051 Its full scale.
You build 4 th and 5th axis head. But you dont use it.. why?
Good golly I wish you were in Colorado. I'd love to collaborate with you on something. I'm the process of restoring a GS-MFG FRP Chopper System. Which is the tool used to take the styrofoam mould you have created, and convert it to a working fiberglass body. Picture the US's first Pagani or Koenigsegg replica kitcars....
Yessir
hahaha you deserve better Hunter :D
Yo whatsup.
could i hire you to make full size replica like this?
How does someone get in contact with you?
USE RECYCLED CARDBOARD INSTEAD, OR A SOFT CONCRETE MIX WITH RECYCLED EPS BEADS OR JUST A MIX OF WET RECYCLED CARDBOARD TO MAKE A PASTE WITH GLUE, IT WOULDN'T COST A DIME AND YO WONT WASTE TOXIC MATERIALS
Hi. If you can make these boards I would buy from u
@@InspireCNC i suppose the simplest thing is taking big carboard enclosures from industrial bins in your area, then you cut the cross-sectional patterns of a smaller scale then you can apply soft concrete (with recycled eps beads you can shred easily) in the contours where you want to apply the milling tool. Also instead using a "2D" milling machine you can make a milling head of 100-200 watts that can go down 1m for example having also mini stepper motors using degrees instead axis distance with 360º or 180º degrees (duet wifi accepts degrees) and make a single side portion of the car in one step
What's up bro. I want to do some work with you like we did a while back. This time I brought a 3 axis machine. I need a quote on slicing creating the tool paths for some models. Give me a call. All my info is the same
Yo whatsup. send me a message and ill get back to you.
@@InspireCNC your info changed bro
@@diwannmathis1543 same number same hood.
I'd be carefull even calling it a batmobile if you gonna sell it , WB probably already have this on their radar
well if you hear anything, warn a brotha.
Great to see you back, can get your website or email
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To be honest your channel is all over the place, and hat happened to the g35. How you build something and have everyone watching thenscrap it.
You have the strangest name I've ever seen