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Full Design Process - Building a Custom Part (Patreon)

Published:
2026-09-15 20:26:04
Imported:
2026-10

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3D scanning, CAD modeling, and 3D printing, I get into the nitty-gritty of what would otherwise be on the cutting room floor of the final YouTube video

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David Carson

I don’t want to hurt your feelings, but… That was really rather interesting 🙂 Seems kind of a shame that your prototyping and development method means that you end up with a design that could be used to convert (multiple) other bikes, but it’ll probably end up as one of a kind. To cut a long story short - you’ve clearly put in a great deal of effort and have done a great job with this! Keep up the good work, I’m looking forward to seeing how this progresses 👍

Cage Franklin

Not sure why and I could very well be wrong, but id imagine bending the lug to the controller like that would introduce a lot of resistance? Would skewing the controller so the top is farther out from the bike than the bottom work in a way that you would like?

Cage Franklin

Also the battery case is genuinely beautiful

Ronald Finger

Good question! Luckily electrons do not care about sharp turns! If it was a real tight bend and the metal cracked, yes that would reduce the cross sectional area and therefore the current rating, but it’s a pretty smooth bend so I’m not worried :)

SpikeBlack

Well, a big thank you—it’s always great to watch, and it would have been a shame to only have 50 seconds of footage; thanks for sharing it here. The battery case looks great too, this bike is going to be awesome—can't wait to see the final result.

John Rambo

Pretty freaking awesome walkthrough of your design process! Thank you for letting us get a peak into the backroom aspect of the build! 😁

Brian Gaun

I love the progress. You definitely do not need a full restore, but I would say patch the hole in the seat and dust it off of it, lol.

Bob Kirk

Dude, you are the man. I love your videos here and on YouTube. I wish you posted more there too. I think your work is awesome and your humor is hysterical.......also you use all the same foul language I do in my shop.

KFH_Kevin

Ronald Finger strikes again with another awesome component for this cool project... Great job Dude!!! 🔥🤘😎🤘🔥

S0wndman

Great job. Every good project has to use mspaint when possible

FueraDeHora

Wow! You work on every detail—excellent!

Michael Maicher

I don't think it ultimately mattered since everything fit when you test-printed the part, but I swear the distance between the edges of the bolts looks like 17.75, not 18.75, in the video. This is not intended as criticism, just a friendly observation in case the accuracy of the scaling is ever called into question in subsequent usage of the CAD model you created. Thanks for uploading- really enjoyed watching your process, and its exciting to see progress on the bike.

Ronald Finger

That’s just parallax because the camera is at an angle and the tape is about an inch or so off the surface of the bolt :) looking head on it’s 18.75

Joe T

Absolutely beautiful design work dude been following you for a long long time and honestly this sort of stuff is what I really dig. Keep it up!

Ben Edwards

Love love love. Great to see the process on this and attention to detail is mega. Great work mate.

LokiBeat

Fascinating...and yet demonstrating again, that I can never do 3d printing. I'll stick with TinkerCad.

Nikoo

I am so happy to have finally joined the patreon! Would have been a shame to only see this as a 15sec part of the final video