30 years ago I tried the same thing with my neighbor, 3 doors down. The bad news, it didn't work. The good news, I only have 4 more life sentences to serve. Cell block D loves your videos.
I really enjoyed the video, the whole cutaway concept is pretty cool. As far as the finish product goes, Idk about anyone else, but personally I think the car turned out great! If you didn't know any better you'd think it came that way. On a side note I noticed the file you were using looked pretty rusty and clogged up. You can easily sharpen and clean files by soaking them in distilled Vinegar. Just toss them in a Vinegar bath for a few hours to a few days or more depending on how bad they are. Then pull them out and dunk them into a baking soda and water mixture to clean any residue left off and to neutralize the Vinegar. After that give them a good coating of WD-40 to prevent them from rusting again. Also you can use regular old Chalk to help prevent files from clogging up. Just rub the file with the chalk and you're good.
This project and the resin cut away cars are super cool, you've obviously put a lot of thought into where you want to go with the channel recently. Love your work and looking forward to your future projects wherever they lead you.
You made an examination model!.... Outstanding!... Level up... new rank.... Professor.... and bringing sandblasting to the table!.... Austin?.. Knock knock.
I was looking on how to do some cut away stuff, I’m new to the hobby and didn’t want to spend a lot on new tools. Thanks for showing that it can be done with what I have already.
im the same. both of my parents worked in aerospace, so take your child to work day was always full of cut away demonstration things :) ive just always loved them and want to try to make them one day too!
I enjoyed the music. The car came out amazing and very different from what I expected. You have a great voice and do amazing work. Thanks for amazing video after video!
@@seansmith1303 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-92FYUNth7-g.html I completely forgot he did exactly that I never watched it I think but I saw it in my notifications.
For striping the paint, Easy Off Oven cleaner works wonders. as long as it's not enamel, paint comes right off and doesn't hurt the plastic. I have yet to try it on metal.
Ohh, you need to make a trip to the Nat'l air and space annex in Chantilly, Va; they have a cutaway jet engine on display over near the Cold war aircraft. I examined that beauty for about half an hour!
Seeing that car after it was blasted and polished with steel wool reminds me of what I think it'd look like after a real cars unibody was stamped out of steel. It'd be neat to make a car assembly plant dirama by cutting up multiple cars and making an assembly line.
Great video - I might suggest politely that you consider some gloves to avoid pesky shards of metal or filings from poking your fingers, and accidents. The sandblasting is very clever. This is a terrific entry - and feel free to do these different types of video. The vacuum resin blocks are still amazing.
Very good video I always appreciate your work a Jewelers coping saw would cut through that metal quickly and leave a good clean edge plus it and the blades are very inexpensive. Any jewelry supply place would have it
It’s remarkable how much work and research goes into producing Hot Wheels cars and they can still get them from Malaysia to my town in the U.K. for a £2 price tag.
That guy is amazing... I do a lot of lockpicking on the side and am always amazed at how he gets into all those locks in seconds... Especially the ones Bosnianbill sends him that he can't open.
@@baremetalHW the cut aways really help getting the first steps in. If you're like me, you've only seen the gamified lockpicking, aka fiddle around with a bobby pin until it clicks. once you see the pins, you can start getting a feel for it.
First i was shocked to see such a beautiful car been nearly destroed, but the result is awesome. Maybe clearresin was a good choise to close the cutted openings an allows to see in the car.
Brake fluid is an excellent choice to remove the gold paint. I have done it on lots of other things, mostly motorcycle plastic that some Metal Mulisha FMX rider wannabe rattle canned flat black.
I love your work, and because of you I now do what you do, but more mad max, and I have a bit of a lower budget than you. But I still do pretty well. Anyways, you are AMAZING!
Very interesting and very cool my friend, that is definitely a first for me. That's pretty damn cool though I like it. I believe the name is super clean it's in a purple bottle from Walmart it takes the Chrome off in about 20 minutes, most of the time less than that.
This reminds me of the mainframes of the animatronics in FNAF, not super pretty but will turn heads for sure. Also, the cleanup after drilling into the casting must have been a massive pain.
