Smart-Busa part 21: Vacuum forming doors and fenders...or Vacuum forming machine part 2 IDK anymore!

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @bgee461
    @bgee461 2 года назад +9

    Your kid helping and being excited about the first good part is amazing

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +2

      Oh yeah, great moment right there!

  • @ThatCarGuyYT
    @ThatCarGuyYT 2 года назад +15

    Do not turn the vacuum off immediately. If you use 2 vacuums turn one off and cool the part with compressed air or with a water sprayer. I went to the struggle you went through building panels for my off-roader , so I feel you , fast cooling of the part is the way to go for perfect molds. Good luck!!!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +2

      Thanks man for the tip! I'll try it for sure! 💪💪

  • @AustinCoulson
    @AustinCoulson 2 года назад +4

    Another great video. So cool to see your son helping. I cant believe how many modifications you have made to this contraption so far, you are nothing if not persistent.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      thanks Austin...the wife thinks I'm more crazy/stupid then persistent..😅 And I'm making other big changes to the oven box, I've got some good ideas from the comment section that I'll apply pretty soon!

  • @htmmotoring
    @htmmotoring 2 года назад +1

    What an amazing problem solving skils my friend

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      thanks! 👌

  • @jorgeandjessica579
    @jorgeandjessica579 5 месяцев назад

    Very entertaining and it seems your son enjoyed it to.

  • @VWJawbreaker
    @VWJawbreaker 2 года назад +3

    Well done. I still like how you show your struggles and your processes.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +2

      thanks, glad you appreciated it! If you can learn one thing or two from my mistake/stubborness, glad I made the video in this format! 👍

  • @aijar4983
    @aijar4983 2 года назад

    I like the fact that you do not give up!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Me too! 😅 but it was about time.😉

  • @paulmcewen7384
    @paulmcewen7384 2 года назад

    Really cool machine, very entertaining to watch! excited to see all the parts that get made.

  • @htownblue11
    @htownblue11 2 года назад

    This video’s ending was perfect. Well done Viny.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Glad you liked it!

  • @tom_greenery
    @tom_greenery 2 года назад

    Just found your channel while on a search of the smart Busas. I’m hooked. You definitely have a set of skills

  • @robertling9872
    @robertling9872 2 года назад +1

    Beautiful process

  • @hervegonieaux4780
    @hervegonieaux4780 2 года назад

    Salut Viny👋
    Still very Clever.....
    And very pleasant to watch
    Thank you ♥️

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Merci Hervé! Attends de voir le résultat final, j'ai pas encore fini la parte et je ''capote'' déjà! Oups, je l'ai écris en francais....ca va prendre un petit Goggle traduction 😅

  • @rumingjiang69
    @rumingjiang69 Год назад

    I love your failures as well as your success. Good job!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  Год назад +1

      Thanks Ruming! never giving up! 😁

  • @adman6380
    @adman6380 2 года назад +2

    Amazing work as always, practice makes perfect hey

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Exactly Ad! Exactly.....👍

  • @achikstella8565
    @achikstella8565 Год назад

    8.23 yeah well done ..good job bro

  • @marcomatadormotorsport
    @marcomatadormotorsport 2 года назад

    I dont now if you Will read this message because is an old vídeo but, im so impressed with your work, amazing proyect men ;)

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Hey thanks Marco,
      FYI: RUclips notice all the ''youtubers'' of the latest comments made on their videos, no regards on the date of release. It's like a giant list of comments, ranked from newest to oldest.

  • @RussellCompton-fh3gr
    @RussellCompton-fh3gr 8 месяцев назад

    thanks,, the fails help as much as the win with the learning process

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  8 месяцев назад

      Hey thanks man! Failures are part of the journey!

    • @herewegoagain4041
      @herewegoagain4041 6 месяцев назад

      When u find a master of a discipline u have found someone who made alot of mistakes.

  • @Meyersmanx1
    @Meyersmanx1 2 года назад

    I'm loving your videos mate-keep them coming:)

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      I'm trying...😅

  • @dyllan1195
    @dyllan1195 2 года назад

    awesome series mate ! deserves a lot more subs for sure

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Thanks Dyllan, glad you enjoyed it! 👍

  • @grzegorzsekowski6918
    @grzegorzsekowski6918 2 года назад

    🙂 fajna robota z panelami. Pozdrowienia z Polski. 🇵🇱

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Dziękuję Ci! 👍

  • @fibgoldbergfan
    @fibgoldbergfan 2 года назад

    Thats amazing well done Sir

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Thank you! Cheers!

  • @chadalac1977
    @chadalac1977 2 года назад

    That's great it seemed to work pretty freakin good

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      It's gettin better and better!

  • @sv-bk
    @sv-bk 2 года назад

    Great video as always!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Glad you enjoyed!

  • @aliveandfilming2
    @aliveandfilming2 Год назад

    Ce cool d'etre difficile pis perfectioniste, ca fais de belles bebelles 😊
    Moi si moi si j'en veux une

  • @CHRISROYALSCHIEFSFAN
    @CHRISROYALSCHIEFSFAN Год назад

    Awesome guy !

  • @1o80bxh
    @1o80bxh 2 года назад

    J'aime bien ton kid qui t'aide !!!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Moi aussi! 😅 Mais il ne vient vraiment pas souvent, je dois l'arracher de Minecraft pour qu'il me donne un coup de main!

    • @1o80bxh
      @1o80bxh 2 года назад +1

      @@VinyB57 Hey on est des vendu Minecraft ici :D Mais autant de mecanique :D

  • @ciscokidfab7595
    @ciscokidfab7595 2 года назад

    Thank you for your research.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Hey, if it helped you, my pleasure! 👍

  • @drewhodge3820
    @drewhodge3820 2 года назад

    I know they use thin Acrylic sheets to vacuum form hot-tubs, baths and shower trays and shower cubicles but they they add strength/rigidity with CSM (fibreglass). I would love to vacuum form some vehicle parts but I think i'm going to be building them fibreglass parts. If I could master vacuum forming I could mass produce the part much faster. When they mass produce larger vacuum form parts they never move the frame holding the acrylic. They heat the acrylic while it sits above the plug/form. Then they either raise form or lower the acrylic down over form/plug. As soon as you remove the plastic sheet from the heat it starts to cool. P.s I am routing for your completed parts to come out nice.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      Thanks Andrew!

    • @Adscam
      @Adscam 2 года назад +2

      Andrew is correct. I think the whole machine needs to be integrated and provided with more control. The heater needs to be at the top using Nickel/Chromium resistance heating wire. It heats the ABS mostly by radiant heat. Temperature control is easy using voltage supply. Once the ABS softens and drops over form/plug you start the vacuum from below using a vacuum pump with a pressure regulator. Everything can be controlled, heat, drop and vacuum. Good luck.

  • @aliveandfilming2
    @aliveandfilming2 Год назад

    Oui ! Papa !

  • @KnownSender1
    @KnownSender1 2 года назад

    Great video man 💯👍

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      Hey Ryan...my man!! 👍

  • @420911929
    @420911929 2 года назад

    Way cool!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Thanks Walton! 👍

  • @broderp
    @broderp Год назад +1

    Have you thought of a way to heat the plastic from the top and then just drop the frame down straight onto the form? Seems like the transfer of plastic takes too long, the temperature is too cold and or your system us not strong enough to fully vaccum form the larger parts.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  Год назад

      frankly I completely give up on this machine, I did found ways to get better results...but none the less, I prefered go with carbon fiber, which I will start next spring. And bwt, the vaccum was more then ennough when the plastic temp was just right, I even had to use only 1 shopvac instead of the 3

  • @tvdinner325
    @tvdinner325 2 года назад

    Try buying the fans used in the pot-industry. They are made for high temps. and not too expensive. A friend told me ; )

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      Thanks man, I'll have a look! 👍

  • @bradmaas6875
    @bradmaas6875 2 года назад

    Air bleed valve on the vacuum and a heat gun for those areas that need a bit more heat

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Oh! Shit....the valve is a great idea Brad! 👍 For real, I should try it before forming all the other panels!

  • @dreigin420
    @dreigin420 2 месяца назад

    very fun watch subbed :D

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 месяца назад +1

      Thanks mate! 👍👍

  • @opalazhyalitemining849
    @opalazhyalitemining849 10 месяцев назад

    Leave the vacuum on until it cools off OMG 😱 you can pour water on it to make it set up quicker

  • @WellHiddenTreasure
    @WellHiddenTreasure 2 года назад

    Hi Viny.
    I must say that this is the most pleasant and a bit unique quebec english accent I've heard.
    I would venture to guess Sherbrooke (because i haven't heard people from there), but really curious to where you're from.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      No Im from Quebec

    • @WellHiddenTreasure
      @WellHiddenTreasure 2 года назад

      @@VinyB57 awesome.
      I'll be visiting Quebec city the weekend after next.

    • @WellHiddenTreasure
      @WellHiddenTreasure 2 года назад

      @@VinyB57 j'ai pas l'habitude de parler en anglais quand je suis à Quebec, peut être c'est pour ça que j'ai pas entendu l'accent auparavant.
      Heureux de tomber sur votre canal.

  • @CrottinDeChevre
    @CrottinDeChevre Год назад

    Genial

  • @tonyestvik7969
    @tonyestvik7969 2 года назад

    Now I understand your wife i think! You dont give up?! - Luckely for us , so we have someone to laugth about then you doing a foul out of your self.......and you give back then you make it!
    Sometimes then I saw your doing the molding, I think you loosing some of the heat- to fast in the Cannadian winter... mabye have a railling system type...Mabye a bad idea, just thinking.... good to see you, I would like to see you every week!
    Good luck!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      I though about the railling system, not much for the heat, but just because I have to DRAG my son in the shop to give me an hand! kinda a paine 🤷‍♂️ And no, I never give up, I can't! otherwise none of that RUclips thing wouldn't happen in first place! Or I'm stupid..maybe a bit of both! 😅

  • @Rovinman
    @Rovinman 2 года назад

    Why not heat from the top and vacuum from the bottom, with the mould in the middle, raisable into the sheet ?

  • @Tarry_Plaguer
    @Tarry_Plaguer 2 года назад

    11:00 I was wondering, can you put some sort of metal mesh screen under the ABS to keep it from drooping down? I understand that it might leave a grid pattern on the inside of the plastic mold, but that shouldn't matter should it? Just a thought. Seems easier than your hot air recycle system. I don't know how pliable the plastic is when that hot and if it would stick to the mesh, and that is why you didn't try it, but it is the first solution I thought of when I saw your drooping ABS theory.

  • @adnankulu5875
    @adnankulu5875 Год назад

    😂çok çalışmanız lazım çoook😂

  • @BEYTEK
    @BEYTEK 2 года назад

    could you use a blowrorch on some of the creases when pulling vac?

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Yeah, gonna try with a heat gun and see if I can help colder areas...

    • @BEYTEK
      @BEYTEK 2 года назад

      @@VinyB57 maybe one of them weed blow torches, be a little more gentle

  • @miro2424
    @miro2424 7 месяцев назад

    I knew I heard this accent before. Deja Vous.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  6 месяцев назад

      Yep! Can get rid of that accent! 😅

  • @hothotllywood4192
    @hothotllywood4192 2 года назад

    Premier prix de persévérance :D

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад +1

      Au moins j'ai gagné qq chose ! 😁🥇🏆

  • @justinhanna6249
    @justinhanna6249 Год назад

    What type of plastic/material are you using for this?

  • @HK-uq9by
    @HK-uq9by 8 месяцев назад

    But they deform by heat and cold, right?

  • @patricklafreniere9841
    @patricklafreniere9841 8 месяцев назад

    L'anglais avec la bonne accent Québecois 😅😂

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  8 месяцев назад

      Yesser mon Pat! 👌

  • @tylertrimsale1259
    @tylertrimsale1259 2 года назад

    Every 100 lb dropped is a tenth of a second dropped in the quarter!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Ouuuuhh...nice rule of thumb! 👍😁

  • @pandpmotors1207
    @pandpmotors1207 2 года назад

    Do u still use your diy car tilt lift ???

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      Yes, but not for the smart, only for my daily driver. The Smart is to small for it!

  • @jackspratt4343
    @jackspratt4343 Год назад

    What happened to the fan at the end?

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  Год назад +1

      melted in seconds! 🤦‍♂

  • @eglintonflats
    @eglintonflats Год назад

    I admire how you bravely show for all to see how clueless you are. This was the worst example of vacuum forming I've ever seen.

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  Год назад

      🤣 It was my best attempt tho🤦‍♂️

  • @annybodykila
    @annybodykila Год назад

    Lmao rip tiny fan, 5 minutes 😂

  • @jeolllloep
    @jeolllloep 2 года назад

    Can you vacuum form me a 67 vw bug rear lid from plexiglass...$$$$

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      I hate so much vacuum forming that I stopped forming parts! 😅 So yeah...sorry but no!

  • @petronioaznar
    @petronioaznar 7 месяцев назад

    I see 2 mistakes:
    1. You are a bit too slow transfering the piece and starting the vacuum
    2. You need to leave the vacuum on until the piece is cold.
    Otherwise I enjoyed your vid as first time viewer!

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  7 месяцев назад

      Glad you enjoyed it! I hated this process! 😅

  • @gabedaxe477
    @gabedaxe477 Год назад

    Move to Florida 😖🥲😅

  • @offline7620
    @offline7620 2 года назад

    That would be cheaper to make from carbon

    • @VinyB57
      @VinyB57  2 года назад

      IMPOSSIBLE....it's 20$ a piece and less if it's a small part....and it's in Canadian money..so about 0.75$ USD 😉🤦‍♂️

  • @artyomyaartyom5681
    @artyomyaartyom5681 2 года назад

    Hi, yours vacumplate Must have Not only Perforation, but lines. Yet is so cold on yard)
    Wen you Not andeutend me, write me)
    I was make my smart 450 with independet Suspension of Military car LUAZ + handmade Portal.
    Best regards!!!

  • @salonvilna
    @salonvilna 2 года назад

    Try to use electric heater from the upside directly from the place with template. Like a sample you can see halogen lamps usage ruclips.net/video/sFxgyfQhRPk/видео.html

  • @IsmailNuzaifKokky
    @IsmailNuzaifKokky 2 года назад

    .

  • @GreenGrow-ck3pg
    @GreenGrow-ck3pg Год назад

    Girls