You guys have got me beat on dish, weight, diameter, grip, and alignment for sure, but I think I pull the W on widest barrels overall and I'm gonna take that win with me to the grave 😂
Im just astonished, everytime you keep giving your audience something to see where there mouth could fall open by the amazements off your creativity you bring us. Just loving it every time al over again💪👊
@@TofuAutoWorks your modesty fits the idea of you being a 'regular kiwi', but the quality and inventiveness of your creations show that you have 'irregular', outstanding talent! The degree of enthusiasm and admiration that your viewers show in the comments should be enough of an indicator to illustrate that. I really loved seeing such a practical application of the advances in technology of the last thirty years. Where carbon fiber turbofans were solely in the domain of factory race teams in the nineties, they have since trickled down to end up within reach of your average, 'regular kiwi' 😉 Excited to see how things come to fruition in the next episode!
@@TofuAutoWorks ;) "I'm just a regular kiwi doing car stuff i...." 'm an ordinary customer ;) where can I buy your kit to modify my Mazda Miata ;) I'm not kidding ;) you have a great sense of style
I once travelled in NZ, and in a span of 5 hours I experienced all 3 types of downpour. From a hailstorm, to snow while up the mountains, and then to rain when I descended. Amazing. 😂
Awesome technique. Loved all your spot on custom wheel building. Dial indicator, skateboard wheeled carousel, I admire all your thoughts and how well you executed them. All those comments about slicks have no traction.....idiots don't realize your soft compound warmed up on asphalt will give you insane grip even wet. Those crap talkers are haters of your mad skills...I recognize and appreciate. I too can spend hundreds of hours in the workshop instead of just watching reruns of Murder She Wrote! Your borderline genius, seriously.
I am super impressed with the ingenuity, skill, and craftsmanship that's going into this build! I wish I had those CAD and 3D printing skills and tools!
Give it a shot! You can pick up something like the Ender 3 for under $200, and with TH-cam's 3D printing community I doubt there is any topic on 3D printing (and even CAD software) that there aren't multiple tutorials for. I have been distracted with other projects recently, but I got into it wit ZERO knowledge, even handicapped by being a bit of an idiot, and was genuinely surprised by how fast I started picking things up. You might be surprised how handy even the most basic skills can be when you just need a spacer or bracket or something and can just sit down and build it. Plus, the community is amazing about sharing the files for stuff they already designed. (go look at GitHub) Spend a few minutes whenever you can watching a tutorial and trying it, and suddenly you're printing stuff. It's handy, and it's pretty fun. If I could do it, darn near anybody can do it!
I found the video therapeutic. Hearing the birds chirping and your dog photo bombing your video. No dialog, which forces you to read the closed captions. Genius way to keep the viewers eyes on the video.
Magnificent, Gorgeous, Amazing! I spent the whole video sitting in front of the screen with my mouth open, every video of yours is a visual orgasm for an engineer!!!
Great project and great video as always! Can't wait to check out part 2! For the 3D printer, you might consider trying hairspray instead of a glue stick. In my experience, the glue comes out very chunky and doesn't leave a smooth/even surface for your first layer to bond too. Hairspray, like spray paint, gives a nice even coating and leaves less of a mess.
With a PEI coated metal bed, extra adhesive shouldn't be needed. Just wash the bed with dish soap once in a while and wipe down with isopropyl alcohol every couple prints. May need a scrub with a melamine foam sponge to remove some oxidization.
Started to get a bit nervous at the ned of the episode, since there was no sanding. But you managed to get it in, what a relief! Cured my sanding itch for this week. Sheers! also fantastic job on the wheels, is going to look mad, and those tires look mad!
Epic, dont think ive ever seen anyone else do totally custom wheels like this before on youtube. WIll look really sick when theyre finished, the turbofan idea is awesome too. Looking forward to the next vid
you know i just saw a guy post something on reddit bragging about making a cover for the wheels that does this, the issue is they weren't as robust as this is. this build is getting crazier and crazier and i love it.
This car keeps gjetting beyter and better. It was nice to have a different video to watch,and not all stagea sanding,haha allways a Joy to watch youre videos. 🇸🇯norway🇸🇯
Te felicito amigo Me emociona realmente ver tus videos. Todo lo haces con una perfección insuperable me considero fan de tu trabajo y creatividad. De los pocos canales de youtube que valen la pena seguir Abrazos y saludos desde México.
This is one of my favorite builds on TH-cam. The other is the Roadster MacroMachines built and JunkyardDaves Hellcat Magnum. You've been giving me inspiration to do a cyberpunk build.
So much fascinating car building content with own hands and much love and knowledge. But also SO MUCH HEAVY RAIN Every single video… 😮😮😮 He must live in the middle of a big rain forest anywhere. Or at least Scotland??? Still always entertaining to watch! 👍👍👍
Damn, that's some nice wheels you made right there! And I thought a 0.8mm nozzle was big on my printers, that 1mm nozzle must eat filament like crazy! Nice work man, keep it going! I love the video's :)
Cheers mate. Yeah this printer is a beast. Each one of those turbofans was a little over 1kg and took about 13 hours each to print. So I'm almost going through two 1kg rolls every day
Cheers man. If you start small and cheap like I did then that day might come sooner than you think. It's pretty easy to get into, just a matter of finding the time
Wow! I just stumbled across your channel the other day. EXTREMELY impressive stuff you have created. Now I have yours and Marty T’s as my NZ connection. Looking forward to future works. Thank you. Nova Scotia strong.
would like to give the videos more likes than just one. Can´t wait for the next on. And the NZ weather is perfect 😁 I visit NZ ones in 2017 and miss this beautiful place till today
I've just finished binging all of your videos. I've always been curious to try fiber glassing and I am now completely cured of that curiosity lmao that shit looks like a horrendous pain in the ass! You make some really cool shit though, so keep doing your thing
This thing has a killer stance. The look is there, to anyone actually trying to use 10-12 wide wheels in the front, as soon as they are on and your driving down the road, you now get to learn about scrub radius, and how it affects handling. Anyone who has done this knows how it drives, Every groove in the road, every bump, the way the car is trying to rip the steering wheel out of your hand.
Merci à toi de partager ta passion automobile !!! Je suis en admiration devant le travail réalisé avec soins et patience. Toutes mes félicitation et encore merci !!
I'm going to start a SBC engine swap into a 1967 Mercedes W111 se coupe!! I plan on making an extremely oversized 4 bolt main 350ci engine to around 480ci with a stroker counterweighted and forged crank, sleeves as big as possible mated to a Porsche Tiptronic 6 speed paddle shifting transmission. Maybe a Jaguar independent rear end....HRE 22" billet wheels...all on airbags... To keep costs down I'll be doing most of the mods like you, slowly but with passion. I choose SBC motor over LS due to low cost and infinite selection of parts available...Twin turbo kit with quality intercooler sells for under $1,500! That is with Garrett turbos too!
Hi, I didn't know the content of your channel, I really liked it and the tips for crazy practical tires, my rendering was terrible, I really liked Loved and the style of the Audi rims in all that a big Big UP from France 🇨🇵 and see you in the next video 👍💪👌😎🔥 I forgot the terrible width of the rims
Wow your knowledge is so deep concerning fabrication and wheel restoration and the mathematics behind it I’m stunned. That’s before we even talk about the 3-D printing machine and how it works (I’m still trying to figure out where the material comes from that the head uses to construct objects 😂). I’m really enjoying your channel and all the interesting things I’m learning ❤😊
Plastic Filament arround 1,75 mm of thickness is extruded by some sprocket in a heater block that melt it. The same extruder is pushing both the dry filament and the melted part into a little cone named head nozzle. Basically you print a lot of 2 dimension layer : If you want to print a cube, you print a sery of square in top of each others and at the end, there is a cube.
I might be sleep, but boy does those wheels look insane and i love it lol. Might got us beat 🙄
You guys have got me beat on dish, weight, diameter, grip, and alignment for sure, but I think I pull the W on widest barrels overall and I'm gonna take that win with me to the grave 😂
Whoaa, one of my favorite car youtubers watches one of my other favorite car youtubers, love this.
Man i love your videos, and that is the sickest mx5/miata i have ever seen, its amazing.
You should definitely outdo him on the Legacy then!
Now I know why you were in Street Bandito Channel taking notes 👀
zero talking. zero music. 100% content!!!
Im just astonished, everytime you keep giving your audience something to see where there mouth could fall open by the amazements off your creativity you bring us. Just loving it every time al over again💪👊
I'm just a regular kiwi doing car stuff in his shed mate. But thank you, it always means a lot to hear 🙏
@@TofuAutoWorks your modesty fits the idea of you being a 'regular kiwi', but the quality and inventiveness of your creations show that you have 'irregular', outstanding talent! The degree of enthusiasm and admiration that your viewers show in the comments should be enough of an indicator to illustrate that.
I really loved seeing such a practical application of the advances in technology of the last thirty years. Where carbon fiber turbofans were solely in the domain of factory race teams in the nineties, they have since trickled down to end up within reach of your average, 'regular kiwi' 😉
Excited to see how things come to fruition in the next episode!
@@TofuAutoWorks ;) "I'm just a regular kiwi doing car stuff i...." 'm an ordinary customer ;) where can I buy your kit to modify my Mazda Miata ;) I'm not kidding ;) you have a great sense of style
Even from the thumbnail, those tire proportions look much better
I once travelled in NZ, and in a span of 5 hours I experienced all 3 types of downpour. From a hailstorm, to snow while up the mountains, and then to rain when I descended. Amazing. 😂
Sounds like you came on a good day hahaha
Awesome technique. Loved all your spot on custom wheel building.
Dial indicator, skateboard wheeled carousel, I admire all your thoughts and how well you executed them.
All those comments about slicks have no traction.....idiots don't realize your soft compound warmed up on asphalt will give you insane grip even wet. Those crap talkers are haters of your mad skills...I recognize and appreciate. I too can spend hundreds of hours in the workshop instead of just watching reruns of Murder She Wrote!
Your borderline genius, seriously.
I am super impressed with the ingenuity, skill, and craftsmanship that's going into this build! I wish I had those CAD and 3D printing skills and tools!
Give it a shot! You can pick up something like the Ender 3 for under $200, and with TH-cam's 3D printing community I doubt there is any topic on 3D printing (and even CAD software) that there aren't multiple tutorials for. I have been distracted with other projects recently, but I got into it wit ZERO knowledge, even handicapped by being a bit of an idiot, and was genuinely surprised by how fast I started picking things up. You might be surprised how handy even the most basic skills can be when you just need a spacer or bracket or something and can just sit down and build it. Plus, the community is amazing about sharing the files for stuff they already designed. (go look at GitHub) Spend a few minutes whenever you can watching a tutorial and trying it, and suddenly you're printing stuff. It's handy, and it's pretty fun. If I could do it, darn near anybody can do it!
何でも自分で作ってしまうなんて驚きです。その過程を見て更に驚きました。
あなたの知識の豊富さと根気強さに敬服します。
And just like that one guy makes turbo fans come back in style!!! So rad!
i was thinking, "what if they were made out of carbon fiber" the whole video. you amaze me every new video man.
I found the video therapeutic. Hearing the birds chirping and your dog photo bombing your video. No dialog, which forces you to read the closed captions. Genius way to keep the viewers eyes on the video.
it might have looked super dangerous but the way you got the tires off was an absolute GENIOUS move
Magnificent, Gorgeous, Amazing! I spent the whole video sitting in front of the screen with my mouth open, every video of yours is a visual orgasm for an engineer!!!
Great project and great video as always! Can't wait to check out part 2!
For the 3D printer, you might consider trying hairspray instead of a glue stick. In my experience, the glue comes out very chunky and doesn't leave a smooth/even surface for your first layer to bond too. Hairspray, like spray paint, gives a nice even coating and leaves less of a mess.
With a PEI coated metal bed, extra adhesive shouldn't be needed. Just wash the bed with dish soap once in a while and wipe down with isopropyl alcohol every couple prints. May need a scrub with a melamine foam sponge to remove some oxidization.
Started to get a bit nervous at the ned of the episode, since there was no sanding. But you managed to get it in, what a relief! Cured my sanding itch for this week. Sheers! also fantastic job on the wheels, is going to look mad, and those tires look mad!
I really made you guys wait for it this time huh. Was so tempted just to put some sanding noises over the top of the CAD timelapse haha
@@TofuAutoWorks soon this chanel will just be sanding ASMR. You running around with different grit sandpaper and just sanding random things 😅
I love the fact you put descriptions in the CC subtitles even though there wasn't audio versions A+💯
The tires are so thick it looks like a formula car, cool!
The wheels without covers are also good!
Epic, dont think ive ever seen anyone else do totally custom wheels like this before on youtube. WIll look really sick when theyre finished, the turbofan idea is awesome too. Looking forward to the next vid
You can’t leave it there! Car modifying at another level……mind blown! 🤯👍🏼👊🏼
As a wannabe coachbuilder i love your videos but crafting your own wheels? Now this is next level!
you know i just saw a guy post something on reddit bragging about making a cover for the wheels that does this, the issue is they weren't as robust as this is. this build is getting crazier and crazier and i love it.
I love your work. The way you make these no commentary videos is just excellent. You have earned another subscriber❤
Turbofan wheels are just the coolest!
Woah, its cool to see fusion360 in this vid as the classes i take in my engineering pathway use it a lot
This car keeps gjetting beyter and better. It was nice to have a different video to watch,and not all stagea sanding,haha allways a Joy to watch youre videos. 🇸🇯norway🇸🇯
Te felicito amigo
Me emociona realmente ver tus videos. Todo lo haces con una perfección insuperable me considero fan de tu trabajo y creatividad.
De los pocos canales de youtube que valen la pena seguir
Abrazos y saludos desde México.
That sanding sound was so relaxing 😌
This is one of my favorite builds on TH-cam. The other is the Roadster MacroMachines built and JunkyardDaves Hellcat Magnum. You've been giving me inspiration to do a cyberpunk build.
the notch for the airplug adds a lot to the design
really cool work
Love the raw audio. It's perfect without music
the gems you find on the TH-cam sometimes! holy moly! what and amazing channel
So much fascinating car building content with own hands and much love and knowledge. But also SO MUCH HEAVY RAIN Every single video… 😮😮😮
He must live in the middle of a big rain forest anywhere. Or at least Scotland??? Still always entertaining to watch! 👍👍👍
Отлично! 👍
И как всегда серия кончилась на самом интересном месте! 🔥
Жду продолжения! 🤝
Damn, that's some nice wheels you made right there! And I thought a 0.8mm nozzle was big on my printers, that 1mm nozzle must eat filament like crazy! Nice work man, keep it going! I love the video's :)
Cheers mate. Yeah this printer is a beast. Each one of those turbofans was a little over 1kg and took about 13 hours each to print. So I'm almost going through two 1kg rolls every day
I love such wide tires. my compliments for the work. I'm looking forward to the second part.
Amazing episode as always 👏 your so brave! always willing to try new things and going the extra mile to learn the right way to do things. top job mate
Man your on to it, I like how you can always think of a smart way to improvise with wateva your doing. Your a smart one bro 👍🏽
Крутые тапки получаются. Смотрятся прям отлично, а после доработки я думаю это будет шедевр.
Мужик ты крут👍
When technology meets an artisan….fantastic work!
My grandfather used to be referred to as an "artisan engineer" and I've always aspired to be the same. Thank you.
I'm not normally a fan of lights/neons, but some LED's mounted behind and between each fin would give an awesome look at night 😎
im looking forward to be like this one to someday just like enjoying the passion on making the car looks nicer , avid from from canada , vancouver!
Cheers man. If you start small and cheap like I did then that day might come sooner than you think. It's pretty easy to get into, just a matter of finding the time
This guy is the equivalent of those Asian agriculture guys, but with cyberpunk cars. Absolute mad genius 🙌😤
Those are some wide wheels there!! Love your can do skills brother, you are quite an inspiration
PERFECT! There is no other better word than that to describe it!
debeading the tires with the lift was genius
I love the quality and feel of your videos, and the final results too. Very inspiring, quite literally
That put all those wheel mods really cool.
the skateboard wheel roller blew my mind on simplicity❤
J'adore vos vidéos !! grand merci à vous pour le partage. Merci !! 👍👍👍
Awesome work as always. I would suggest against PLA (regarding the small heat resistance it has as a material), in favor of ABS or PC nylon etc.
Wow! I just stumbled across your channel the other day. EXTREMELY impressive stuff you have created. Now I have yours and Marty T’s as my NZ connection. Looking forward to future works. Thank you. Nova Scotia strong.
Liked before I even made it to 18 seconds!!! Wow! This is just WOW!
This guy doesn’t stop impressing
Dude, everytime you come out with a vid i end up being seriously impressed with your skills. Amazing stuff
The most unprofessional - professional guy 🤝
would like to give the videos more likes than just one. Can´t wait for the next on. And the NZ weather is perfect 😁 I visit NZ ones in 2017 and miss this beautiful place till today
I really love the "there was no warning saying I shouldn't do this" mindset
I've just finished binging all of your videos. I've always been curious to try fiber glassing and I am now completely cured of that curiosity lmao that shit looks like a horrendous pain in the ass! You make some really cool shit though, so keep doing your thing
Really enjoy this content, hardly anything like it on YT! Look forward to more videos!
This thing has a killer stance. The look is there, to anyone actually trying to use 10-12 wide wheels in the front, as soon as they are on and your driving down the road, you now get to learn about scrub radius, and how it affects handling.
Anyone who has done this knows how it drives,
Every groove in the road, every bump, the way the car is trying to rip the steering wheel out of your hand.
"good enough" is way better than many of the cars out there
Merci à toi de partager ta passion automobile !!! Je suis en admiration devant le travail réalisé avec soins et patience. Toutes mes félicitation et encore merci !!
3:03 First time I've seen someone use a car lift as a bead breaker, that's pretty smart.
I'm going to start a SBC engine swap into a 1967 Mercedes W111 se coupe!!
I plan on making an extremely oversized 4 bolt main 350ci engine to around 480ci with a stroker counterweighted and forged crank, sleeves as big as possible mated to a Porsche Tiptronic 6 speed paddle shifting transmission. Maybe a Jaguar independent rear end....HRE 22" billet wheels...all on airbags...
To keep costs down I'll be doing most of the mods like you, slowly but with passion. I choose SBC motor over LS due to low cost and infinite selection of parts available...Twin turbo kit with quality intercooler sells for under $1,500! That is with Garrett turbos too!
Amazing work as always man. Really looking forward to seeing how it comes together with that carbon fiber…
Great work on the wheels, they're wide and look great!
Is there something your not good at??
Welding✅️
Painting✅️
Forming✅️
Designing✅️
It's just uunnnnreal!!!
And good taste in Cars too😊
You had me a bit worried.. 33min and the sanding commenced, thank god!😂
Awesome!!! Thanks for the video bro! Cant wait for part 2! 😎👍🏼
thanks dude! i got a bent steely that no one wants to repair, thank you for the how to vid
Another great installment of thoughtful, creative, skilled fabrication.
Aw hell yeah, I love turbofan rims.
Saw the Stuff article about the build, best of luck for the Hot Wheels competition!
いとも思うけど、素晴らしすぎる作業です！
So u have this beast and a Nissan Stageia? WOW much respect.
You do everything on your car!!!! amazing!
Beautiful work man. Love this channel.
You are crazy dude !!! From Russia with love
... i was really excited to see the welding part😂
You deserve waaay more attention bro
Absolutely great !! As always stunning job ! Can't wait to see the final result..
Geeze banded BARRELS SUPER COOL
Wow, cant wait for part 2. I would love to see those covers on my car :D
Your welding looks great! Just like the new wheels on the car 😉
Absolutely sick work!!!
But also: German TÜV has left the chat :D
I had to choose between sleeping on a school night or having a fun time on a school night, and you already know what i chose.
Hi, I didn't know the content of your channel, I really liked it and the tips for crazy practical tires, my rendering was terrible, I really liked Loved and the style of the Audi rims in all that a big Big UP from France 🇨🇵 and see you in the next video 👍💪👌😎🔥 I forgot the terrible width of the rims
I'm looking forward to watch the new episodes man, keep up the great work!
Work of Art
Very nice, and I saw the Minecraft icon also, another very nice.😎
dude, incredible job!! congrats for the amazing car
You are insane! Greetings from Poland
those wheels are terrifying
i thank you for making this product big support
With that name i thought there may be some tofu dregs construction, but doesn't appear to be the case. Sick build!
coolest MX5 in existence by far
A man of art
Nice work!
Wow your knowledge is so deep concerning fabrication and wheel restoration and the mathematics behind it I’m stunned. That’s before we even talk about the 3-D printing machine and how it works (I’m still trying to figure out where the material comes from that the head uses to construct objects 😂). I’m really enjoying your channel and all the interesting things I’m learning ❤😊
Plastic Filament arround 1,75 mm of thickness is extruded by some sprocket in a heater block that melt it. The same extruder is pushing both the dry filament and the melted part into a little cone named head nozzle. Basically you print a lot of 2 dimension layer : If you want to print a cube, you print a sery of square in top of each others and at the end, there is a cube.
Seeing you doing tire work with the lift was funny :)