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I can confirm, we have the same problems with Form3, bought after release. Form3 struggling with small holes, thin walls, and the support side of the parts are really bad.

Dave thank you for imput of representing straightforward process of maintenance for such high end performance cars as this beautiful 12c . Out there i truly believe are some madmen that would do Diy care for these a bit older mclaren since they are as cheap and attainable as ever . Probably in timespan of 2-3 years and some savings i’ll make up my mind to buy one . On the whole thank you for your helpful and informative videos , stopping creating such helpful content would be a crime , wish you the best in life .

Mmmmm...Wegman's subs

Finally, for when I need to change the oil in my McLaren. PepBoys were totally unhelpful.

Keep them coming 💪🏼 I need this for my 650s

Thanks Dave, sweet ride! For anyone wondering like me, the name means "McLaren Project 4" McLaren Performance rating of 12, and Carbon fiber

What year, shifts smooth, can't be a 98

You’re living the dream. The epoxy floor is beautiful.

amazing!, mint.

Fromlabs is a elaborate scam

this is great!

The first video I came across on your channel, definitely be watching more. Thank you!

good work dave, except the 360 looks like a 458 in the icon.

Nice!

well this is class.

Sad that your a Trumper. I thought better of you than that.

Awesome video. One thing I would change is the title: Road milling. It is a bit technical for a lay-person, I myself have never heard that term in reference to roadwork nor seen it on signs anytime they would do road work in my state. The general term “roadwork” would suffice or Roadwork (milling) Even though being specific is important, you would want the most amount of relevant people to know. Reminds me of how Elon Musk banned employees from using acronym jargon at Tesla, since it stiffened communication between colleagues

A garage where you have a designer floor,,,,Tells you everything you need to know..

I just downloaded GembaDocs. Don’t know why you would have an aversion to cloud software other than a poor internet connection?

Roadwork, Expect Delays 7PM Sunday Evening to 7AM Monday Morning

Road work Sunday 7 AM - 7 PM. Expect slow traffic and diversions.

I take that back, don’t need a date, “Resurfacing - 7pm - 7am”

Road milling: Sunday Evening, 7PM Until Monday Morning, 7AM The main point here is to not need to look at the calendar to determine which day it starts. Also, stating the day and evening for start and day and morning for end.

Resurfacing 6/9 - 7pm-7am

Just to enrich Dave's challenge being from the UK: 1. I have no idea what you mean by Milling 2. I always get confused with your MMDD notation, we do DDMM 3. I have no idea how long the milling goes on for. 4. I have no idea if the road is closed, one lane, reduced speed or what. 5. I don't know if I need to drive differently.

Road Work Begins Sunday night 7pm - 7am nightly

Thanks for sharing. Wonder how that roof is in the rain / wind ?

Hi Dave, Frank with InHouse Media here. Where do you purchase your work tool cells? They look custom and very awesome!

Great video great improvement

Hey Dave, incredible workplace you’ve created! Could I please as how you make all your trolly and tables with the pipes? I noticed they all have corner connectors

🖤🖤🖤

très intéressant !

Wow. I thought formlabs was the best resin printer. I used to send parts to a print service with Form 2s and they also steuggled with failed prints about 50% of the time. He had me model in some supports. So then which resin printer works for you?

With resin printing, there is an art to doing manual supports and proper orientation. Sometimes, more is not the right solution. Keep in mind that with SLA printing, there is a constant tug of war between the build plate, FEP, and weight of the print. Have you joined the FormLabs Reddit or Facebook groups? Usually very helpful printer communities out there.

good

This is awesome!

Don't drink the lean kool-aid

Put it on a drill

Fabulous car - thank you for sharing ❤

What ❤ is the name of the software? 😊

Lots of sniffling going on in that video. Running short on drugs?

Great work Dave! Looking forward to seeing how you contain the swarf.

Looks like potentially you got a lemon printer I've had 2 Form 3B's for years with no issues with distortion or chunks missing. For your larger parts potentially it could be the orientation or even that the part itself is too heavy? -- I can attest to that the premium support/service is worth it to be able to talk to a real person rather than an email chain. I'm sorry that you're having this experience -- I'd push to get a NEW printer rather than a refurbished printer. Have used Formlabs products for over 4 years for everything from medtech parts to minatures to jewelry without any problems.

A resin printer, and especially the Formlabs, is simply not suited for the parts you're showing. It's best at printing organic shaped, thin and detailed parts. Thick, solid, flat parts simply don't work. If you're still considering a resin printer because of the surface quality needed I would highly recommend getting a bunch of test prints done.

Dave this is insane (in a good way) you have your systems so dialed in. The gemba pipe trolley etc look amazing.

Interior is PRISTINE. Great car!

the resin isn't always the best, may not be the printer. check your resin. Went threw 3 clear resins before I found one that works. Also exposure time varies from resin to resin.

Assuming this is your first resin printer?

What a total control freak and narcissist. I feel sorry for the employees.This sounds like a borderline cult culture.. If you're crying about the paid lunches, then take them away. Don't guilt trip people into this bull shit What the hell is wrong with you. This is NOT what lean is about, and there's no sense debating or arguing with you. Because I can see by your attitude.You think your always right and you think you're a no it all. Do yourself your business and your employees get some help.

I love how organized everything turned out!! Not having to look for tools definitely cuts down on how much time used looking for them. Love the efficiency