Tuesday, March 21, 2023

Building a Carbon Fiber Huracan Door Pt 1

Main Building a Carbon Fiber Huracan Door Pt 1

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  • #61655
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    In todays episode were building a carbon fiber door skin. Download Turo for free here: Use code BISFORBUILD …

    #61656
    B is for Build

    Download Turo for free here: https://turo.onelink.me/1712264037/71506be8
    Use code BISFORBUILD for $25 off your first rental!

    #61657
    Sookle’s World

    Hydrophobic reaction you speak of, all you need to do is run a blow torch or heat gun over the bubbly parts and they disappear, do it as they form.

    #61658
    Tucker Productions

    legendary video

    #61659
    Aldi Pratama

    Not even 100% done and i already see this project is going to be phenomenal, unlike other childish youtuber "rally" huracan. Can't wait for the final product !!

    #61660
    Nathan Bridges

    This is probably one of the coolest how to videos on youtube!

    #61661
    grover super

    https://youtu.be/UgKvDw1E60E look at this and take your time. The mold you can use alot so take the time,i did this and it works very good,the second time i had perfect carbon hood for golf mark 4.

    #61662
    Dylan Shelton

    Why not make small random molds for testing? Then use the scrap carbon. Gives you the chance to test different techniques on a small scale in order to find the best working one.

    #61663
    Christo Viljoen

    Why cant you spray the resin?

    #61664
    Henry Siegertsz

    You made the right decision to make the mould and copy from that! It means the parts you make will be dimensionally exact so making installation and gapping more OEM. Also you have the ability to re-make any part in case of accidents, panel damage.

    #61665
    markymark3075

    Getting close, awesome!

    #61666
    Max S.

    Why not just have an experienced professional do it? Does it have to be diy?

    #61667
    elliot senior

    You will get a better finish if you use a paint roller to apply the resin to the carbon fibre after the first coat.

    #61668
    Dennis Montee

    Buy both doors, then make the other parts! Doors seem to be more complex to create! Just saying.

    #61669
    JDM Retard

    you can put the whole mold in a bag if there is not enough of a flange, also leave the pump running if you didn`t. Did this before so i know.

    #61670
    The DIY Tuners

    Also don't bother doing a resin coat before you lay the cloth. The vacuum process will push it through and make it perfectly flat

    #61671
    philippaerts kevin

    I would say get some professional people to teach you the right way how to do it šŸ˜‚ save you some money in wasting materials

    #61672
    Cyrus Tadena

    you should put a clock in the corner just to show how long the process really takes

    #61673
    skeelo69
    #61674
    The DIY Tuners

    Sign board is real good for the egdes of the mould šŸ‘Œ

    #61675
    Andrew Dunbar

    You could just build it as a ratrod instead of going for perfection (-:

    #61676
    Frity Fantom

    Getting boring here. I'm out. Cya

    #61677
    ebrahim khalil

    20:03
    Chris: we destroyed the…
    me: oh no
    Chris: the paint booth
    me: exhales thank god

    #61678
    Shaun PC

    That’s a great first attempt for you Chris, with more time and advice on hand I’m sure that you’ll get there.

    #61679
    Geoffrey Ings

    I am not going to tell how to do this stuff but stop f#@king about and watch How to make a carbon fiber Car bonnet/hood by Easy Composites. Get all the gear required, you are just making a dick of your self

    #61680
    Harrods Garage

    Getting there buddy. So much better than last time. You learnt something though

    #61681
    Matt Hill

    You'll get there, it's all trial and error but you'll figure it out.. in b is for build we trust 🤣🤣

    #61682
    Jesus On 2 Wheels

    In my opinion, carbon fibre is so boring and past date. Why don't you do an aluminium body like a delorean? Smooth flat alloy sheet would look good.

    #61683
    darran bulmer

    Frustrating to see what tools you have to your arsenal but not enough care taken when researching proper methods on how to do things you have never done before, if you concentrate more on the process your finish products will always be perfect, regardless of what your doing if you do your homework mistakes will always be at a minimum

    #61684
    Andrey PA

    One small recommendation – if you do some cutting with angle grinder or some other power tool, don't do it inside the paint booth, do it outside to reduce dust buildup. You know what I mean?

    #61685
    plageran

    Consider timestamping your spraying sections, some guys have a clock in the background.

    #61686
    Matevz96

    Next time please alternate direction of your fiber mats. Carbon fiber is really strong in direction of fiber but weak perpendicular to it. By alternating direction of mats you get more uniform strength.

    #61687
    Eco

    I mean sorry but fuck Turo

    #61688
    Richard Preston

    You will need to put pleats in the bag to give you excess bagging material to prevent the mould from being warped. Also you need to do de-bulk after each layer to help with consolidation. And you may need to reenforce the mould

    #61689
    Ruben Braekman

    You can try to put the resin in a vacuüm chamber to pull the bubbles out

    #61690
    Finch

    Sorry but i need to chare some good vid“s/ Channel how to Carbon Parts:
    https://www.youtube.com/user/matthieutje65
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCACpqvHISBbfy7hD4oQzpbA
    https://www.youtube.com/user/easycompositestv

    That are the best ones and the last channel with the Hood is verry good explained how to do it.
    Hope you will get it next time!
    Cheers

    #61691
    Phone Shop

    Is this worth ?

    #61692
    Marco R

    You should sign that door panel and do a draw and give it to a subscriber

    #61693
    Oxide shnapps

    You should add a ā€œpleatā€ in your vacuum bag, right down the middle. It will add more suction down into the carbon that’s trying to conform to the corner in the middle of the door. You can do this by sticking the vacuum bag halfway down the middle of the part parallel with the corner in the door, and use some kind of tacky chromate tape about 5 inches long, 2 pieces for each side of the bag. And basically get a buddy to help you fold the bag creating a four inch pleat in the bag and it will help the carbon conform to the mould better

    #61694
    lkchild

    The new box is marked ā€œdonor hurricanā€ šŸ™‚

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