This Crashed Lamborghini Murcielago Was Hiding Something Serious…

1. Great to work with TOFU – he's a great Kiwi fab man. 1000 points man.

2. If you do another print and it has those wavy lines, the extruder may not be secured into place well enough, sometimes the screws get loose and it causes wobbly wavy lines in the first layer usually pretty bad

3. Take inspiration for the revuelto for the tail lights, Y shaped.

4. I got spackle…. I got a panel….. HUHHHHHH. Pineapple Spackle.

5. Sanding while wearing the Jordan 4 Lightnings is hilarious lol

6. You can just heat with a toch the edge of the plexi to get it transparent

7. I miss the boat

8. why do those panels have to be so perfectly flat if they will be used as the inside of the final part?

9. Why not make you taillights say “B IS FOR BUILD” between both taillights.

10. on the acrlyic you can also etch/ sand blast logos into them that the light can catch on, I've done this using 1/2" and it works amazing.

11. I have struggled with migraines most of my life, one thing that has really helped is a higher sodium diet. As it turns out I needed that and so I drink several electrolyte beverages every day and increased sodium has helped. Research LMNT. Despite drinking lots of water, I was still always dehydrated.

12. He77 yeah spackle! Check out RamyRC's giant 3d printed molds for huge RC airplane parts, he's used spackle to smooth out the molds. Though he's printing the mold directly and not a base to make a mold from, but those come out super smooth!!

13. Very excited to see how this turns out. Very cool direction

14. finally back to car content! boat and camper content was dreadfully bowring

15. layer after layer of high build primer, when you could have leveled most of it all with the real secret.. milkshake. mix bondo with fiberglass resin to get a creamy milkshake consistency, then basically just pour it on. easy to sand, and does a way better job of filling small cracks and voids and will be waaaay stronger than just layer after layer of paint

16. You should look into the various JB Weld epoxy products. Very good for some of the work you're doing. Sandable, paintable, very strong. Things like the carbon fiber voids or assembling your 3D printed parts.

17. SEMA is so played out. It’s like a gathering of clowns and clout chasers. Pretty pathetic.

18. I really would have like to see the printed sections with an interlocking edge. Just cause why not and no plastic weld.

19. clear panels over the engine is a must (look at newer supercars) but look at PPF for the plexiglass because scratching on the plexiglass are impossible to remove. Also inspiration for the plexiglass look at the LP-640 cover?

20. This will be an amazing build! Glad u are back doing the stuff your self, lest gooo

21. Better scanner – Einstar
    Better Printer – Bambulab
    Better software – Maya, Blender, Plasticity
    Better filler that doesn't require an entire booth and gun – composite envisions THIN fast cure epoxy

22. The lesson is, don't spackle your cracks.

23. you should look into big kid sanding blocks, foam blocks are not flat at all.

24. Cool

25. Hey BB and Team
    Question won’t the plexiglass warp with the heat from the beast of v12 ?

26. should've called people like Robby Layton and asked them before buying anything

27. I think you need to put an arch in the lexan to mirror the original pieces.

28. Sorry to hear about your migraines, my wife gets them bad as well. What works great for her is "Eletriptan" aka Relpax. They are expensive but by using Good Rx gold I got the cost down to about $35 for the month (insurance wanted close to $100) It's only 12 tablets but its based on the amount of migraines on average per month. She swears by these. I hope you find something that works.

29. No tints !

30. Please check that the migraines aren't an early warning of a return of that melanoma!

31. Skim coat diluted with acetone allows to go on thinner, and potentially easier to sand. From the nerd community printing statues.

32. Bro, big respect. I felt like this was one of your earlier videos that I subscribed to

33. Once a month injection of Aimovig or Emgality and your migraines will be a distant memory. Changed my life!

34. I think Secret Weapon will be a good name for this build

35. You can use a pressure washer and wash the spackle right off.

36. The wavy surfaces of the print usually means there is some oscillation somewere. Usually with FDM printers that have one overhead gantry is that the fast motion of the moving assembly will cause vibrations in the entire gantry and deviate where the print nozzle actually needs to be. If the gantry isn't braced, I would suggest doing that. Or slow the print speed down a bit. I know it slows down your prototyping phase but it may save you time in sanding and waiting for bondo/spackling to dry

37. Hey Chris, I know you check the comments somewhat decently….. can you give out your spray gun information? Like what gun/compressor? At my shop I'm useing a 3m accuspray 2.0 and I use 1.4 and 1.8 tips the most. But at home I got the 5 dollar HF special which is…on its way out. So if you're wondering… your the reason that I got into painting to begin with.

38. Need some glazing putty lol

39. Now you gonna get many orders from other Lambo owners to have the clear view glas.. you can do it.. it looks sooo good!😍👍

40. This was a solid episode

41. baby powder+ uv resin will smooth out 3d printing parts

42. I dont think the plexi will withstand the engine heat. Use Lexan a polycarbonate. I would also consider doing all 4 louvers and maybe paint a black edge on the clear at the front and back pieces if you need a little transition.

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