It'd be great to scan your design and have it produced by CAM in aluminium. Even lighter and capable of being anodised in a variety of colours.
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#31
Posted 28 March 2020 - 05:46 PM
#32
Posted 29 March 2020 - 09:56 AM
You have done a nice job with them, I hope they hold up well for you.
thank you ! that's what I'll figure out soon
#33
Posted 29 March 2020 - 09:57 AM
A very nice job BD! Love the drilling and the chrome work, v nice indeed!
thank you! I try my best for this little car.
#34
Posted 29 March 2020 - 10:01 AM
It'd be great to scan your design and have it produced by CAM in aluminium. Even lighter and capable of being anodised in a variety of colours.
Actually you are right about that and this is something I' look forward to do. potentially modifying the shape of it a bit. I've a friend here in Lyon who does this sort of things. it's still a lot of work. I can do 2D CAD, but not 3D (yet)
the issue is that also it's just a door handle, it's still quite a technical art actually, especially on the back of it. I'll need to find a bit of funding for that, but that's in my list. :)
right now, I reproduce everything I can do (and I want) in 2D aluminium laser cut.
#35
Posted 29 March 2020 - 12:02 PM
Actually you are right about that and this is something I' look forward to do. potentially modifying the shape of it a bit. I've a friend here in Lyon who does this sort of things. it's still a lot of work. I can do 2D CAD, but not 3D (yet)
It'd be great to scan your design and have it produced by CAM in aluminium. Even lighter and capable of being anodised in a variety of colours.
the issue is that also it's just a door handle, it's still quite a technical art actually, especially on the back of it. I'll need to find a bit of funding for that, but that's in my list. :)
right now, I reproduce everything I can do (and I want) in 2D aluminium laser cut.
Could potentially also 3D print them for super light weight versions.
#36
Posted 29 March 2020 - 03:15 PM
But additive métal is also feasible.
#37
Posted 29 March 2020 - 05:32 PM
If you could make them in alloy at a competitive price, Benoit, I think you'd find a market for them.
#38
Posted 29 March 2020 - 09:54 PM
If you could make them in alloy at a competitive price, Benoit, I think you'd find a market for them.
Define "compétitive" :)
Seriously I'm gonna start with Chrome versions. It's not crasy expensive. But since I only work with highest quality and european suppliers, it won't be "cheap". :)
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