DIY Carbon Fiber: Pourable Foam One-Off Parts
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2020
- In this video I take you through the process of making a simple shift lever over-mold with pourable urethane foam and carbon fiber. It's a simple way to make one-off parts quickly and achieve excellent results. It was my first time - so there are fails!
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Super underrated channel. We appreciate all your time you're taking to share this with us!
Love a man that is not afraid to have a go, top job.
Thanks for sharing your honest non-sugarcoated process of restoring your vehicle and teaching us along the way.
I don't know why there would be negative comments - I'd be very happy to buy something that good in a shop! Keep posting please, I find the internet to be such a fantastic resource thanks to folks like you who are willing to share your expertise!
Looks awesome sir! Don't listen to those people that never built a single thing with their hands. Building things is hard. Just imagine building this in 2000.
So cool to watch you learn how to do all this stuff. It's inspiring me to do it myself now! Love it and keep up the good work!!
Shifter came out beautifully. I'm glad you put it right into the camera at the end because I wasn't able to see the weave until then. Well done.
I'm entirely in agreement: that shift rod carbon fiber covering looks great. It may not be perfect, but it's more than enough for what it is and the variations in the carbon fiber weave add character.
Top respect for just being yourself choosing to not stop learning and creating lots of love from a mechanical engineer in England ✌️💪
This channel is about a dad teaching his kids all over the world how to do awesome things! Keep up the good work, love it!
I don't know anything about carbon fiber, but that shifter is a work of art, so i subbed.
Great job Craig! Looks like you had a lot of fun making it.
This is super impressive! Awesome work! The final look is so good!
That came out better than I thought. Looks good. Nice job
Getting better and better as the build progresses
That knob at the end looks awesome! Looking forward to that video.
Came out clean and nice. I like the DIY aspects of this part. Good entry into more complex carbon fiber esthetic parts. I started with flat sided pieces, but with carbon sheet being so cheap, this is the real 1st step.
Nice work! That's a great looking final part that I'd be proud to have in my car.
Love the warts and all approach......and the bits that the dedicated get to enjoy
Shifter is so pretty now you need a nice leather shifter boot!