@@NealBaileyStudios when designing a tube frame isnt it better to eliminate cutting and wlding as much as possible Meaning that the pipe extending from the front to the rear on both sides could either be bent (in a complex way) or cut and welded in 3 sections Would keeping it 1 piece better from an engineering stand point?
OMG I thought you guys died, I was just thinking last week " What happened to that guy who was building a car in his garage?" I'm glad you're still going at it.
Is it possible to import the step file without any adjustment? I am familiar with Autodesk inventor notching and bending, I think it kinda new for me to bring it to fabricator
I used Autodesk Fusion 360 to do the main design then exported the sections I need to a program called Bend Tech that is used to make the exact bends using whatever bender you have. You can do the full design in Bend Tech as well but I needed it in both formats.
I modeled everything. Later in a revised chassis I ended up getting models from Brembo directly. It's not on UA-cam but you can see more cad work on my Instagram. 👍
The detailed info is great, keep it up. The 'why' info is just as important as 'how'.
Thanks man, stay tuned new video tomorrow. 😎👍
@@NealBaileyStudios when designing a tube frame isnt it better to eliminate cutting and wlding as much as possible
Meaning that the pipe extending from the front to the rear on both sides could either be bent (in a complex way) or cut and welded in 3 sections
Would keeping it 1 piece better from an engineering stand point?
OMG I thought you guys died, I was just thinking last week " What happened to that guy who was building a car in his garage?" I'm glad you're still going at it.
Hey! Thanks man for hanging in there. It's been crazy with life and family stuff but I'm back at with a new series starting from the beginning. 😎👍
Great video, makes it look easy
Thanks man. 😎 👍
great info
Thanks man. 😎👍
Is it possible to import the step file without any adjustment?
I am familiar with Autodesk inventor notching and bending, I think it kinda new for me to bring it to fabricator
How can I learn to make a tube chassis, school, books, or any other materials you could recommend
are you going to let us down with this highly ambitious project?
Well I don't intend to, I did it once before just doing it again but better all around. 😎 👍
YAY :D great, keep at it
Thank Man, more vids on the way soon.
What size tube?
Hello i love the project! Where are you located?
Hi what app u use the frame the car on your computer
I used Autodesk Fusion 360 to design the frame/chassis and suspension.
what app did you use to do this design
I used Autodesk Fusion 360 to do the main design then exported the sections I need to a program called Bend Tech that is used to make the exact bends using whatever bender you have. You can do the full design in Bend Tech as well but I needed it in both formats.
so this app I can download it on my PC
Which material it's chassis made of
chromoly 4130 tube
That's a roguefab bender, fyi
Can you make part 2 you have to make a car is name is L90
What software do you use for this
I use Autodesk Fusion 360 and 3DS Max studio.
Great stuff! Can i ask where you got the other files shown on your cad file? Things like the brake rotoes and 2015 mustang spindles?
I modeled everything. Later in a revised chassis I ended up getting models from Brembo directly. It's not on UA-cam but you can see more cad work on my Instagram. 👍