First of all you won another subsrciber. Secondly, I am currently searching for ways to build a small boat I want to make and, among others, I like your approach too. Especially when it comes to materials used and, of course, their cost. Where I live your approach is the least expensive and that makes it more forgiving when, inevitably, mistakes are about to happen! Thank you for sharing this! Beautiful job!

Thanks for sharing your project and experience with us and giving us the opportunity to learn what it takes to follow our dream of having our dream cars and inspiring us to use our brains to figure out how we can build our rides. Also thank you for motivating me and starting a fire in my mind on how I could do the bulkhead layout but I don’t have a printer reminded me I have a projector so I could project the design from my copy of FreeCAD V20 ONTO the Masonite or sign board then trace it with a sharpie or go to Office Depot or Walmart or a UPS store and have them print it then spray adhesive it. I guess I could do it on vinyl on my Cricut. Maker. Or, I could insert a sharpie or a techno pen into the tool holder on my Cricut and let it draw the lines and instructions onto vinyl then cut it weed it then apply,y it to the boards. Sir, you have truly inspired and motivated us. Thank you. I have always wanted to build something but I had no idea on how to build a buck for metal forming or a plug for building a mold for composite materials. I only knew that they are almost the same thing. Again THANK YOU 😊😊😊. ONE QUESTION , How did you know how many boards to use to make the buck?

SAAB!!! :)

Where did you get the plans for it? If you made them can you post them?

No but you could have played something a whole lot better than what you did

What material is the white cloth?

Hi

Very nice work, awaiting your next video. consider some large holes in the seat frame bottom for ventilation and lighter weight.

Whats the white filler youve use out of the tubs bud ,is like a fine casting powder,a freind of mine is wants to follow the same processes youve done

how much to make a honda crx 1987

how did you resize the car to be printed in A4 like a big piece? (sorry for bad english)

Whats career do you have to take to actually learn every part about making a car?

Sir i am trying to make buck for beetle but failed again i am not ablr to get the excat values of car from miniature can you guide me

Nice progress. Test drive soon? Snart ska det vara provkörning?

Amazing

Beautiful project! I’m already subscribed to keep watching your progress!

Amazing to see the process and your work. What do you do with the Buck after that? Save it? Sell it? Sacrifice it to the Buck Gods? Thanks for sharing your process!

Great video as long as the sound is off and you can erase all memories of the music you've just heard

Wow, that was almost painful to watch. CAD modelling plus CNC cutting of the frames would have made this project FAR easier, faster and more accurate. You could have had the female molds cut directly from high density foam straight from the 3D model .... just sayin....

really cool car, really amazing skill and technique, really really useless video. Slow it down, eliminate about 500 of the repetitive tasks, show the joints and etc. I have the time to watch a longer video but I don't have the time to watch a video from which I will learn nothing.

Do you have to have a cale model, to create mould unreal scale? Could you create mould by using geometrical parameters from, for example, car magazine with some drawings? Cool project.😮

I discovered your channel this evening and watched all three videos, then subscribed and "rang the bell". (I will watch the "new" first episode without music later. Done!) I am looking forward to future videos! I do have a few questions, if you don't mind. 1) When did you start the Sonett 1 project? 2) Are you keeping track of your hours spent on it? 3) Have you got a solution to the water pump? It will need to rotate in the original direction in order to efficiently pump coolant. Do you think you can still use a modified belt drive, or will you go to an electric pump? Thank you! B. Hansson in Sunny Southern California!

Great project

Disculpa por escribirte en castellano pero no puedo traducir. Como hizo las planillas para poder montar todo el puzzle ¿Quizás usó algún programa informático?. Si fuese como he dicho me gustaría saber qué programa es y te lo agradecería mucho. Muchas gracias por tu trabajo es de gran calidad

That's a beautiful car!

So the finished body panels are slightly larger than the original or is the jig somewhat smaller?

I have couple questions. Can you help me with them

what do you put on the wood as the first layer?

Looking good, keep at it!

good stuff

We make bodywork in a very similar way in our formula sae team, I think it would be useful if you documented all the difficulties in lamination as well as building your dream car

Muy lindo proyecto, felicitaciones 🎉

Great project, you are a man after my own heart. I will be starting a similar project next summer. Thank you for posting and the updates.

Impressive work! In a way it's sad to see a 96 being butchered like this, but finished or not, you should absolutely show this project at the next Saab Festival.

I grew up driving Saab 96 as a kid in the 70s. As a budding sports car designer (in my mind) I always wanted to build a small space frame chassis with this engine and transmission placed amidships. It’s so fun to see a project with these parts that I have spent so many hours looking at and imagining projects around. I will keep watching from PNW USA

Holy cow, that looks like time travel. If you ever do this again would you please put a clock in the background of the work so we can see how time is passing with the time lapse. I know you gave times at the beginning but I wanted to see it in real time. BTW are those real times? That is insane.

thkx for sharing🎉

Amazing work sir!! Keep at it! Greetings from America 🍻

Nothing wrong with your music on last video, they are so dumb not to turn the volume down if not wanted

So glad I stumbled onto your project. Will follow with great interest. From Perth, Western Australia

Great Job my friend!

Hey just found this part 2 , great progress

What Cad program did you use? Great job, looking forward to the chassis , Is it going to be a space frame or a Monocoque. Hope you get hundreds more subscribers, it going to be a great project to follow.

Saya tunggu proyek selanjutnya. I am from Indonesia

Great project! Keep up the good work and keep us updated! Greetings from Lithuania!

I like this project, I only watched the mould making part on Sunday.... The only thing I could pick with it.. Perhaps the front and rear flip parts could do with a bit more reinforcement... The easiest way to do that would be put them back in the buck, and add a layer of 3 mm honey comb membrane then glass over that with some 225 gsm bias weave. It's not much material but it would nearly double the stiffness of the parts. It would probably add about 15'kg's to the body weight.... All the steel work looks very functional and string enough, I hope your going to drive this far and often. As you have altered the wheel base, check the Arkerman angle on the steering arm. It's probably going to come in a bit long, and may cause a bit of understeer. There's plenty of videos on You tube to explain it properly and solve the issue...

del 2 👍 tack!!

Hello, I really like what you are doing, I intend to make my car too and I would like to use your technique can you tell me exactly what fabrics you use on your body bucks?

good model

Work of art. Keep up the great work!