Is it really difficult to assemble a 3D printed engine?? Let's find out!!
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2024
- I know that there are some people that are hesitant when it comes to trying 3D printed parts so Let me show you.
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That was a great demonstration Matthew, it taken out the mystery of assembling one of those 3D printed motors👍👍
I am really glad you took the time to assemble one of these 3D printed engines. You gave a lot of nice tips for the assembly. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the video, I have a hemi dart that I am going to order a 3D hemi engine for from eBay. Now I know what to expect.
Good video Matthew. I like the UV glue idea. I will be looking into that for sure.
Nice 3D printing Matt, I can see how having the funds, resources and print files that this would be great in creating your own custom parts 😊
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It's amazing how far 3d printing has advanced in the last ten years. I do wish that more would be on offer for my favorite scales, 1/12th & 1/8th.
This is a great video. Learned a lot with it.
Anybody that 3d prints has the capability of also doing 1/12 and 1/8 parts. It's only a matter of upscaling the items.
Thanks for the how to Matthew!
When I'm using super glue i prefer the ones that don't set immediately. A couple secs can make a HUGE difference fitting the parts together.
Great video, Matt. Yeah, it's a long video, but trust me, a beginner will greatly appreciate this video.
I really like using the water washable resin.
Thanks Henry! Gonna see you in Simpsonville?
Just entered your store and saw you posted links, on my files thanks for that! it`s funny you was showing a scoop on a 67 chevy and... thats was the car that was made for🤣 you discovered it
I want to personally thank you for allowing me to work with you and appreciate all the hard work and dedication you put into your designs!!
Thanks! This was all new to me!
Thanks Matthew for the how to! Haven't had the pleasure of resin parts assembly. The UV Glue and lite looks the deal.
Thanks for sharing that Matthew. You've shown 3D printed parts are simple to remove from their supports and even easier to assemble. And you're right, I'd be lost without toothpicks and q-tips when I build. Another helpful item I've found to have around is Elmer's all purpose white glue. I can assemble, kinda like dry fitting, whole sub assemblies to make sure everything fits and looks right. When you're happy with the results you can break them apart easily and the glue just rolls off with your fingers leaving no residue. 👍👍
Great idea Tom!
I do the same with the Elmer's glue. Yea, you have to wait for it to dry but at least I know what fits good and what needs work before commiting to gluing it together permanently.
Great intro video, thank you
Great tutorial! I cut the parts supports @ the sacrificial base, then trim the supports from the parts themselves. Works for me. I found if you drill or cut a part, it should be done @ 90ºs to the part, otherwise, it's a very good chance the part will be damaged.
Great tip!
Thank you for sharing. That was very informative.
Thank you for being the Teacher today. I've built one 3D engine so far more will be coming
Thank you for sharing the details of building a 3D printed kit. Now I know what to watch out for.
You bet!
Good tutorial Matt, I'd like to see a Pontiac OHC I-6 and the proper 6 cylinder Firebird hood 3D printed. Maybe an idea for you website?
Good video Matthew nice tips for building the 3d printed engines. I have learned quite a bit by trial & error 😂. Also since there is no instructions looking up engines on the interwebs is great for references during assembly. Thanks for sharing
I sold auto parts for 36 years
You can't go wrong with Wix
I paint my model oil filters black to represent the Wix Racing filters.
Nice work on all of your 3D stuff I've seen.
I took a look on the website
I just got a sbf from you and it went together perfect with extremely little to no cleanup needed on anything.
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Good video. Anyone considering using 3d printed parts definitely needs to invest in decent sanding boards. To me, the Infini you are using are the best investment. Everyone needs to understand the positives and negatives with 3d printed stuff. You do a good job pointing out some of the caveats.
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Awesome! I gotta look into getting one. I’m mostly interested in circle track engines, headers, and carbs
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Great how to matthew thank you for sharing!
Looks cool. 👍
Thanks for the great video! I have been interested in getting into 3D printing but haven't taken that leap yet. I have been putting engines into AMT's Craftsman Plus series vehicles and I have exhausted my stash supply of engines and have been relying on Ebay for my source parts for these builds but if I could print what I needed that would be so much better. thanks again for another great video!
Matt, if you take a little of the UV resin in the gap on the sides where you have some gaps you can flow it into place and let it self level the hit with the blue light and if you need to use a small sharp edge file or folded sandpaper to clean it up and no one will be the wiser. (if they haven't seen the video anyway😉)
Thanks for the video, I have 3d motors and haven’t put them together yet.
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Thanks for the instruction. Great video. I did do some 3D printed tires.
Excellent tutorial on building a 3D printed engine. I never worked with these parts yet. Only resin. Thanks for sharing.
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Very informative, haven’t tried building a resin engine yet
vary good video well done 👍
Matt, nice build. I never build a engine yet, I have audio you sound good.
Not If You KNOW WHAT YER DOIN' 🤗🤗. Have a Blessed Humpday 🙏🤗 Gary.
if i wasn't already rolling on the ground im laughing now Mel Brooks 4 chur Matt is doing an amazing job on the 3D print work
Very instructive video, was already using super glue on my 3d parts.
cool Matthew
Nice video Matthew. Thanks for posting this! I wish I had seen this before I separated my Boss 429? I snipped the the thing apart, those little supports ended up in my goatee, my water glass....everywhere!! LOL! Great PRODUCTS!!
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Nice😊
You can also use the black light to search for Scorpions at night.
Lol!!
Nice engine mat love that blower hat
wow it really is not all that hard to assemble seems like you are doing a good job of it also telling us fellow model builders what glues to use too
When your done stripping all the parts off, you can glue a paint stick to it & have a great back scratcher!
Most of the comments aren't showing on this video either. Weird
I know it's a little messier and takes a little longer, but 5 minute epoxy gives you an extra time to align parts like the blower.
Great idea!
Love this video! Will be ordering soon. Do you have any plans on printing any military jeep tires/wheels?
I haven't come across any available to me.
@@modelcarvideos5829 Thank you Matthew. Please keep us in mind if you do. I will order several sets of those as well.
I’m building a ford pickup fd 100 chips model with a hemi top fuel motor from iceman collection it’s a battle when I’m finely done I’ll take pictures take care
Very cool!!
Looks good. What printer & resin type do you use?👍
I think you’ve probably caused Mark to run out of UV glue! 😂 The intake misplacement sold the use of UV glue. CA is great, but it grabs way too fast on resin. Peace and love.
Great video and some killer products for someone like me. I havnt put together a 3d printed/resin engine yet, very soon though! Im curious, the rim that was on the thornbird tires. Can you make a 6 lug pattern in it? 4x4 chevy is 6 lug and that one was 5 lug if im not mistaken... its very possible, i didnt see them to clearly. Thank you!
I can't change that particular wheel but may be able to come up with another wheel combination. Thanks
Thank you for the tutorial, this will help for a future project of mime. Do you wash the parts before assembling them, like you would for resin? If so, how do you do it?
I generally don't but you can use warm soapy water.
Nice 😅
For the heads and intake on this one wouldn't it work gluing from the bottom side of the lugs with the uv resin?
Maybe so!
Don't know the 1st thing about 3D printing- how long did it take to print this part?
About 2 hrs
Nice Tutorial Mattew BUT I CAN'T BELIEVE You DON'T HAVE Super-Glue UNCURE In Case Of OOOOOPPPSSS 'S Like That. I Was Just Thinking Maybe IF You " Tweak " Your Measurements a Hair or 2 Making The Bottom of The Blower Intake Manifold " WIDER " It Would Solve The Problem 🤔🤔🤔❓ just a Thought. Anyways Have a Blessed Humpday 🙏🤗 Gary.
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My comment from last night disappeared
Not sure what happened??
Hey Matt, the old stuff is awesome, I have a question, can you 3D print flat tires and can you make a distributor cap with the plug wire holes in it.
Hi there mate that's looks shithot looking motor mate
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Mines fine check your muting. Sometimes UA-cam makes you turn it up