The Most Unhinged Supercar Build! (Project Jigsaw Ep. 57)

This week we continue Project Jigsaw, our 1960's inspired supercar project based on a Porsche Boxster. Come along as Tony and Ryan problem-solve the complex engineering behind this project, and take jabs at each other all along the way!

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[czadik]

This channel deserves a lot more views, between the work’s quality, the funny moments and the excellent editing, I don’t get it! Good job guys, it’s awesome

[waynesmith-rc]

love the rendering, it does however show the front end is a bit too .i know there's limitations of the rending at this point. just my irrelevant opinion, not like 99% of anyone in the comments being able to execute anything like this within even a 10th of your vision.mad respect to this build, the forming of the panels makes my brain hurt and is pure functional art

[Wildspeed]

Awesome project!

Hope you don't mind some feedback:
The front fenders seem high and bulky.
Reducing the space from the top of the front wheelarch to the top of the fender by almost half will result in:
- a sleeker and more balanced look overall.
- less raked/sloped front
- a correction for the position/tilt of the headlights
- the pop-up function should make more sense that way too.

[davidhowellik]

To help keep the fillament from pulling up spray the bed were your project is with extra hold hair spray

[finboyYYC]

Not sure why it took me so long to figure it out but the dynamic definitely gives me early mythbusters vibes

[sMarino]

The 3d stamp method works so well! Ive seen others do bigger/deeper pieces with low infill but leave the bottom open. Once the print is done fill the infill void with resin. Makes a really solid piece without using tons of filament and hours of printing.

[timgresdal]

Well done guys! You made my day. Your 2 doctor skit was AWESOME!!!!

[cycoholic]

The more it changes, the more it looks...like a Porsche.

[UncleSpool]

Just my 2 cents, but I would stamp that center section and lights out of black mesh like a Ferrari 360.

Oh, protip for drilling out holes from plasma cut parts: hole deburring tool. It knocks the slag off instantly, and your drill bit will go through like butter. If you want to take it a step further, buy some reamers to do it in one go.

[JonFukuda]

Fave moments in rank order: Ryan’s thug life montage, tail light stamp reveal, shape 34 + Ryan’s face overlay while Tony hammers, and Tony’s L/R hinge adventure - great episode as usual! Excited for the use of AI to bring the vision to life! 🔥🔥🔥

[richbrown]

Love the b3 rotating speaker sound in the sketch up transition

[oukkg]

I like jigsaw series, makes me happy watching these. Thank you CC 🤗

[momoloo]

Thank you so much for taking me on your jigsaw adventure. I absolutely love your show, and I'm not at all loosing my patience...

[VFSkullangel]

What do I do for self care? I'm battling stage 4 cancer. I will someday beat that disease. I watch videos like these to relax. I someday I wanna build my own supercar design. Videos like these keep me focus during the difficult times and are often a reminder I still have work here to do and aint nothing stopping me. Not even cancer. Anyways this is one weekly update I always look forward to and enjoy watching the process. Hopefully ill get to see Jigsaw someday in person complete.

[babypuppy]

Man im gonna be so damn astonished if it comes out lookin like the thumbnail by the end of it…that looks awesome, and the physical project is REALLY coming together now, great!

[timmiddleton]

Glad you realised you didn't have to cut the tacks, it justified my yelling at the TV "WHAT ARE YOU DOING" 😂

[Six]

Great work, it’s shaping up beautiful! Oh, and more Tony!

[larrysorenson]

There was another guy building a wacky super car. Builder, Creator was the humble name of his site. He was METICULOUS! Everything was explained in detail. I followed him for almost two years. The car never got assembled, it never got painted and it never ran. What a shame. There is a similar never ending airplane build called Dark Arrow. Two years of elaborate engineering and fabrication. It taxied. And then nothing. Don’t let this channel suffer the same fate.

[MikeSchmidt-qtls]

Every week, the two of you facinate me with the skill and creativity you show everyone.

[trevormallow]

I'm stoked that you made the press moulds work.