3D printing Intake parts and Finally Driving the 69 GMC скачать в хорошем качестве

3D printing Intake parts and Finally Driving the 69 GMC

In this video, we're excited to showcase the process of 3D printing intake parts using the Bambulab H2D, a powerful tool for creating custom car components. The project involves fabricating essential parts for a 69 GMC, which has undergone an LS swap, a popular modification among car enthusiasts. The BAMBULAB H2D's precision and speed enable us to produce complex designs with ease, making it an ideal choice for 3D printing car parts. After completing the fabrication process, we finally get to take the 69 GMC out for a drive, and the results are impressive. The LS ECU mounting is also highlighted, demonstrating how 3D printing can be used to create custom mounts and brackets. With the combination of 3D printing technology and traditional fabrication techniques, we're able to bring this classic C10 back to life with a modern twist. Watch as we put the finishing touches on the intake system and take the 69 GMC for a spin, showcasing the potential of 3D printing in the world of automotive restoration and modification.