How I CNC built a car body in detail.

I put together a rear clamshell plug. I also explain the method i used to split the 3D model in order to machine the plug on a 3 axis CNC.

[MLFranklin]

Really cool how you put it all together. I liked the back and forth between the laptop screen and the in-real-life form. Looks like an awesome production process and an car.

[wizzardofwizzards]

One of the very best one-man shops I have seen in quite a while! Commendable design skills!

[marcelanjembe]

good job man!!! please can you tell me which materials you are using ???

[shanebeaudrot]

A year ago I watched this video and again today it's still awesome 👍. Let me know where you are currently on your build project.

[michaelc]

This is awesome! I wish I knew if someone local in Arizona or California that could take a CAD design I have made and make mold plugs like this

[DaniBuilds]

I was thinking on this to build bodykits on my 3 axis cnc. Great job!

[amtpdb]

Great job. What program are you using to draw the object and what program are you using to get the g-code? Thanks

[andrewbeaton]

Hey man super stoked for the new content!

[vfcharlier]

Can you tell me the material you are making it from (the density of styrafoam) and what size machine you have please?

[robsonwaynneantonio]

good work friend...a doubt...what is the name of this material and foam?

[BradParler]

Hey, freaking love this video! Would you give any details on the bit you're using in your CNC?

[therkid]

Great work. Thanks for taking the time to put these videos together.

[jasongregory]

Very interesting and inspiring. Great attitude. You make it fun. When you enjoy what you are doing it definitely shows. I would imagine I could do the same for making an RC plane plug for a mold. Nice video..

[THOMASTHESAILOR]

Excellent Job, Did You build your 3 axis machine yourself ? I built a desktop size 3 axis, I regret not making it bigger.. but I still love it the way it is..

[gregarmstrong]

Well done, you should be proud of yourself. Thanks for the video

[ronaldacosta]

NICE!!! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BRO... KEEP IT UP!!!!

[MarcioDec]

Very nice...liked it a lot. Now, once you have the shells done, what's next? what you can do with it? Fiberglass? Thanks.

[skeletonfunfair]

Man! That was dope! Exactly what I have been looking for, thanks for the info

[Proven_Data]

Is there a place we can send them what we wanted 3D model and stuff and they could CNC out? I work on CNC machines but we use them for metal not foam.

[unpopular_mechanics]

Very cool stuff. One suggestion would be to look into spray adhesive in larger canisters, if you haven't already. 3M sells them in all different sizes, they look like propane tanks from a BBQ grill, it's much cheaper than buying the normal cans if you have a lot to glue and it seems like you do.