All but those 2 little issues. Major one being a little too tight against the tank. But that’s the beauty with prototyping these with 3D printing first 👍🏻
Very nice! Definite visual improvement from the original, though perhaps not as stiff? You've probably decided on the centre clamp arrangement but I just thought there might be an option to put 2 smaller clamp bolts there rather than 1 big one, that would match the fork clamp bolts and you wouldn't have to add a bit more meat around the bolt housing? Whatever, it looks great!
What a fantastic tool that 3D printer is - every workshop should have one! What finish are you planning on - bare machined aluminium or will you anodise it black? For the Ghost logo, have you thought about laser etching rather than engraving. I've used PHP Laser Technology in Havant before and their work is excellent (check out their website). Will you also be 3D printing the cambelt covers too? By the way, it's clear to see you've spent too much time in the States - "triple trees" indeed. This isn't "American Chopper" you know! 😉
I’m going to have the ‘for the bold’ lazered as it think that’s too small for cnc. It’s just going to be left bare aluminium so that the parts stand out more. Including the cam belt covers.
To ride with that printed part wiult be highly dangerous. I hope nobody actually does this. There are several forces coming together and undesired flex and not calculable weaknesses...
You 're just drawing that triple tree like it 's nothing 😎 Nice job!
Thank you so much 😀
Looks like it fits well, definitely looks the part!
All but those 2 little issues. Major one being a little too tight against the tank. But that’s the beauty with prototyping these with 3D printing first 👍🏻
Really keen for more videos! Keep them coming, such a sick build.
Thanks for watching
That's a nice looking top yoke!
Thanks
Looking forward to this build I have a 13 monster 696 20th anniversary enjoy your channel keep it up 👍🏼
Beauty. Enjoy riding it.
The 3d part almost seems to be anodized black, wonder how resistant it is. Always a pleasure to watch these custom builts.
Considering It’s just a plastic prototype that one. Could look anodised. Unfortunately not strong enough.
Nice video! You exported 2D drawing from illustrator to which 3D software? File format exported is?
I export it as a DWG or DFX
How do you create the final aluminum part from the prototype part?
With a CNC aluminium mill.
Looks good!
Thanks
Looking good. Keeping up with the build still
Thanks
Are the pinch bolts for the fork tubes in the back? How are you going to access them once on the bike?
You have clear access to them. Just turn the steering slightly.
@@forthebold I hope that still applies with the tank on.
Sure does. The tank is the same profile as the frame.
@@forthebold Good to hear, on many of my bikes, the tank and other things make it almost impossible to get that deep with a steering stop.
loves the vids man
Thank you. Glad you do.
Nice work! Just need a metal printer now! 😂
Would be nice
what would be the cost of the material used....
About £10, but it's just a prorotype
The part looks good
I used to love the previous intro music
Thank you
Very nice! Definite visual improvement from the original, though perhaps not as stiff? You've probably decided on the centre clamp arrangement but I just thought there might be an option to put 2 smaller clamp bolts there rather than 1 big one, that would match the fork clamp bolts and you wouldn't have to add a bit more meat around the bolt housing? Whatever, it looks great!
I think the thickness probably makes it as rigid as the original. Plus the original has a lot removed from the underneath.
What a fantastic tool that 3D printer is - every workshop should have one! What finish are you planning on - bare machined aluminium or will you anodise it black? For the Ghost logo, have you thought about laser etching rather than engraving. I've used PHP Laser Technology in Havant before and their work is excellent (check out their website). Will you also be 3D printing the cambelt covers too? By the way, it's clear to see you've spent too much time in the States - "triple trees" indeed. This isn't "American Chopper" you know! 😉
I’m going to have the ‘for the bold’ lazered as it think that’s too small for cnc. It’s just going to be left bare aluminium so that the parts stand out more. Including the cam belt covers.
what about safety ?
It’s a prototype so not a concern
Software?
Fusion
A worthwhile test piece, even though it took 28hrs, methinks I need to relook at blender, I tried it but sucked and stayed with sketchup
I dipped into sketch up about 9 years ago but never went any further. Before then I used Carrara 3D but this is going back 18 years ago
I want a 3D printer! So cool to make parts!
They are handy.
Nice job, well i would be happy if we in Germany could do that to but we cant... thanks a lot TÜV
Alles für unsere Sicherheit 😂👍
Thank you too!
Looks great! Do you print the thread inside the screw holes, or do you do that manually once it’s finally printed?
If the manufacturers can tap them for me when it’s in aluminium then even better.
I love is movie, my software is SolidWorks, start a project caferacer, but in the software
Thank you
Love your videos unlike the shite Delboy puts out almost daily. Well done.
Glad you like the videos 👍🏻
Sorry!!! I'm late... :D
Welcome
Were have you been just about to call the Hospital we were all worried sick
@@paulthompson8613 Just sleeping at the moment... lol
@@MrFilgri Living the dream i guess :-)
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To ride with that printed part wiult be highly dangerous. I hope nobody actually does this. There are several forces coming together and undesired flex and not calculable weaknesses...
You know this is just for prototyping the size and fit? I don’t think anyone ever would ride with a brittle plastic printed part
@@forthebold you and I may know and think that way... unfortunately there are thousand others who think different and not being smart🤔