the danger of this video is the craftsmanship is so incredibly high and attention to detail so thorough, it actually manages to make this look easy. The patience and skill this takes is next level. I've been making wheels and now sim wheels for a while and this makes my heart happy. well done !
A lot of prep work just to make the mold for the steering wheel, but required with great attention to details. Outstanding presentation. Somebody said in the comments, a nice Sunday afternoon project, he has no idea it requires days, not hours to perform this type of work.
dude... i've had an acrylic wheel thats been cracked for 8+ years that i've always wanted to repair. This gives me so much hope. Thank you for the video.
For the epoxy plug, you could have cut the container to height and hot glued it to the plywood and poured the epoxy in through a small hole at the top. That would eliminate the need to epoxy it to the plywood after it's cast and wait another 24 hours for that to cure.
I love how just about ANY project - silicone mold making or not - ANY project around the house often begins with "first we need to cut up some plywood."
Am I the only one that thinks that was insanely labor intensive? I don't think I want anything that bad. Just saying. But GR8T Job. You RoCk! Thumbs up! (does that get me off the hook?)
Thanks for watching. It is labor intensive however Milo is a master at what he does and this is the process that it takes to make a lot of things that you or I interact with daily.
Excellent video, thank you! Could you tell me how much silicone was needed per side? Looks to be a few gallons. I'm looking to do this but I can't believe the price of that silicone!!! Yikes.
Daniel, there are other ways to do this that would save some rubber. Can you send us a tech ticket? Our team can help you - www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/
How about making electrical connectors for automotive wiring? The actual wire portion uses standard connections but many are set together in a larger connector.
Why did you have to use the fiber glass? Is it just because yo wanted to save the silicone that you would otherwise use when trying to completely fill the mold to the highest part?
I need to have a vintage steering wheel mold made This is a great video but I think it's too much for me. Do you know of anyone's that can do this for me?
Great job on this one. I have learned a lot by watching your videos but I surely would have put the pour spout on the bottom of the steering wheel. There is less chance for it to be visible even after cleanup.
This is for people that are running a business for production. There are easier diy video to learn. I make carbon steering wheels from scratch at home with about 150$ material and they value for $800.00-$1200.00 all day long.
But is this safe to use? I feel like in an accident, sudden stop, times where the wheel locks up or gets forcibly turned, and other times where the wheel experiences stress, it seems this would break.
Why would it break? It's the same core that was originally there from the factory. It's like changing the door panel them claiming the door itself is unsafe
Lol, this was just a video on how to make the mold. ..to use to make the steering wheel. ...he will be using different materials to make the actual steering wheel and recycle the hub if I'm not mistaken. ..
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the danger of this video is the craftsmanship is so incredibly high and attention to detail so thorough, it actually manages to make this look easy. The patience and skill this takes is next level. I've been making wheels and now sim wheels for a while and this makes my heart happy. well done !
Thank you so much for watching. We are glad you enjoyed it. Milo is a master at his craft!
A lot of prep work just to make the mold for the steering wheel, but required with great attention to details. Outstanding presentation. Somebody said in the comments, a nice Sunday afternoon project, he has no idea it requires days, not hours to perform this type of work.
Are you familiar with sarcasm?
Awesome! I am restoring a 1957 coronet and this may be the answer to the steering wheel
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A "How To" you can actually learn from ! Good video, good description, good camera work
Glad you liked it!
I was really stuck on how to approach a particular project. This video solved it for me, thank you!
Thank you for watching!
dude... i've had an acrylic wheel thats been cracked for 8+ years that i've always wanted to repair. This gives me so much hope. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for watching!
The best video to watch and learn. Step by step.100 percent Educational
This is awesome. I'm going to start making custom colored clear steering wheels for hot rods and custom cars
True craftsmanship, very satisfying to watch!
Thank you for watching!
For the epoxy plug, you could have cut the container to height and hot glued it to the plywood and poured the epoxy in through a small hole at the top. That would eliminate the need to epoxy it to the plywood after it's cast and wait another 24 hours for that to cure.
Do you make carbon fiber parts?
I love how just about ANY project - silicone mold making or not - ANY project around the house often begins with "first we need to cut up some plywood."
We use a lot of it around here.
how much silicon was used to make the mold? wanting to replicate this process for my own wheel?
This is something I've always wanted to do. Absolutely amazing! Do you guys offer any in person classes?
Am I the only one that thinks that was insanely labor intensive? I don't think I want anything that bad. Just saying. But GR8T Job. You RoCk! Thumbs up! (does that get me off the hook?)
Thanks for watching. It is labor intensive however Milo is a master at what he does and this is the process that it takes to make a lot of things that you or I interact with daily.
Awesome video!
Can you use this mold for most of brands steering wheel or you have to have each mold for each steering wheel?
For specific mold compatibility questions, please contact Smooth-On technical support at [www.smoothon.com/support] for assistance. Have a great day!
Grateful for teaching
Excellent video, thank you! Could you tell me how much silicone was needed per side? Looks to be a few gallons. I'm looking to do this but I can't believe the price of that silicone!!! Yikes.
Daniel, there are other ways to do this that would save some rubber. Can you send us a tech ticket? Our team can help you - www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/
Amazing Job!! Loved the project! I never thought of doing something like that. Now it's on my list. Thank you!
Now someone should show this video to west coast customs. The guy had to do it three times.
09:40 Is there no vacuum de-gassing of the silicone?
Mold Star 30 requires no degassing.
How many months did you spend making that mold?
Hi there ! Amazing work you’ve done !! Could you please tell me what quantity of sillicone have you used for this mould ? Thanks !!
It was around 3 Gallon-units of material.
Thank youu !!
I saw the arrow pointing towards a link that didn’t appear…
You are amazing
How about making electrical connectors for automotive wiring? The actual wire portion uses standard connections but many are set together in a larger connector.
This is a great idea! We will forward it to our video team.
💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 Thank you for uploading this video.
You're welcome 😊
Good job! Shoot please how using TASK 8😇
Why did you have to use the fiber glass? Is it just because yo wanted to save the silicone that you would otherwise use when trying to completely fill the mold to the highest part?
Correct, creating this type of mold with the support shell saves on silicone used.
Hi Milo, good to see you here again......is this for the jeep you are restoring?
For mk1 Cabrio...
Love the content keep it up! Any chance you are going to do a dual color taillight? people have been waiting for it I'm one of them lol
What is the name of the material similar to the glink from which the mold is molded ??? Coffee color similar to plasticine ??? .....
Wow great video!! Rock On!!
I need to have a vintage steering wheel mold made
This is a great video but I think it's too much for me. Do you know of anyone's that can do this for me?
A new video....thanks!!!!
Awesome!What does this cost to replicate?
How cool!
Awesome video -Thanks!
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Thank you
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Great job on this one. I have learned a lot by watching your videos but I surely would have put the pour spout on the bottom of the steering wheel. There is less chance for it to be visible even after cleanup.
amazing!
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This is for people that are running a business for production. There are easier diy video to learn. I make carbon steering wheels from scratch at home with about 150$ material and they value for $800.00-$1200.00 all day long.
any chance i could get in touch with you, mate?
Thanks alot
Вы делаете готовые формы/матрици для отливки рулей, цена?
can i use plasticine with this moldstar 30? cant find any oil base clay....
As long as the clay is free from sulfur, then yes.
Is that a MKV GTI steering wheel?
Where can I purchase the material for EU Bulgaria thanks
Thanks for watching Metodi Veselinov. You can find a full list of Smooth-On distributors here - www.smooth-on.com/distributors/
why did we do the fiberglass part?
To maintain the dimensions of the final casting.
An after market wheel is safer i think. My opinion.
But is this safe to use? I feel like in an accident, sudden stop, times where the wheel locks up or gets forcibly turned, and other times where the wheel experiences stress, it seems this would break.
Why would it break? It's the same core that was originally there from the factory. It's like changing the door panel them claiming the door itself is unsafe
Lol, this was just a video on how to make the mold. ..to use to make the steering wheel. ...he will be using different materials to make the actual steering wheel and recycle the hub if I'm not mistaken. ..
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us....:-}
Thank you for watching!
@@smoothon ; Thank you for posting it...;-}
Is there a product in Algeria or an agent
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Do you still have that molds?
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I recognize that wheel! I just put one on my '09 Rabbit ;)
good
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Awsome
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i need someone to make me molds for steering wheels. do you have a number i live in riverside california?
Hi ,do you sell mould?
Thanks for watching bluspirit81. We do not provide moldmaking services, but we do have a list of moldmakers on our website: www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/
You wouldn't download a steering wheel
Niceee
Thanks for watching! 😃
I feel all of this is unnecessary. A mold can be made so much easier
How could be?
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I like the white fiberglass better than ugly yellow.
Glass cloth.. ehh.. mold walls.. errmm.. screw it Im just gonna pour a bunch of plaster on it!!!!
Sa-rain wrap??
wow can you just make me a mold?
We do not make molds, but have a list of moldmakers who may be able to help you: www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/
Кто нибудь переведите и выложите это видео пожалуйста))
Все части
Hello, thanks for watching! The video does have a transcript with it. Are you not able to watch with subtitles?
gosh !
the mold was custom the wheel was not
c mon this is not how to bicose not all steps are correctly shown how to do it