Texas_3D_Customs

I understand what you're saying but things like my Turbo thrift straight 6 which I'm about to make like hot rod versions they sell in stock form and that's kind of where I usually start judging if an engine is going to do well or not Like the LS started with the stock version sold really well even though it's available in many kits and I've expanded upon it. Usually I do the stock forms as a testing ground Slant six same thing The stock version sells well the modified version sell well too and I wouldn't even say that the modified version sell better if you add all of them together sure they outdo the stock version but the stock compared to any one of the modified versions does just as well. If a modify nailhead which like I said I'm probably going to do anyways but it's not going to be a high priority item

And everyone asked me for a while for a Nailhead and did they buy one? No, people also have told me they wanted a Rotary engine and said they would need 2 or more, haven't sold one yet. I probably will release it soon but right now I am working on other things as I have a list of things I have printed but not listed yet, much less something I haven't test printed.

I will but it's a complicated print and also a large engine, couple that to the fact that the Nailhead doesn't sell makes it hard for me to want to invest time in it.

Just released some Doritos and the LSA

Here you go

Finally figured out a solution to get the van louvers to print reliably, they can be found here. Free Candy Louvers

Not the size the thickness of the fins

Yeah I tried to print those and I'm pretty good at printing small stuff I had a lot of trouble printing those yeah I'm not sure but Scott's been on vacation and I need to talk to him about it

Thanks for the positive feedback I will say I don't like to do chassis specific parts kind of pigeonholing a product that's why I've kind of focused on engines and wheels a little bit kind of expanding on that but yeah don't like pigeonhole products but again I did do the Baja bug

The Hilborn Injected version does already have fuel rails and yes there are single and dual carb versions as well, so no need to make a manifold for that. Then there's the blown versions as well. Probably at some point will do a tunnel ram as well, because why not.

There's a lot of assumptions there like will the flanges be correct I'm not saying mine's perfect I'm not saying there's this perfect but there's variance Plus I tab my header so they just go in and line up perfect every time

So those are easily made but perhaps not easily made correctly. I would need a kit or some reference as to measurements and angles to make those right. I really am against chassis specific parts though as it's kinda pigeonholing a product.

How bout them apples

I will be releasing a new FE lineup soon with 3 different transmissions available and long tubes as well.

Another slant 6 coming up, thanks to Scott for the hard work

New Slant 6 Variant added available Here

New BBC 572 Intake its on my Website at 572 Tunnel Ram

Winch bumpers listed, comes as a set. Also working on a few new tires that will have larger sidewalls, I will be removing some of my less desirable tires as well and clearancing them out.

I tried to keep the price reasonable on these

Sorry I really have been busy dropping a lot of stuff recently and all while trying to keep up with orders

Striations you used a geological specialized term you have used it many times sure I used the term voxels which is not that uncommon of a term a lot more common than Striations. Why am I busting your chops because you seem to always chime in on my comments and make claims you have little to no experience with from my standpoint. Perhaps they are just uninformed. You do also have a way about rubbing people the wrong way.

So yes there is some evidence of voxel lines I am not sure what rock layering caused by crystals twinning you are seeing as this is not a rock by any means. You love to throw that word around but that's a really bad way to talk about voxel artifacts. I agree bodies are not the best to do with a printer and if you go to my sight guess what I don't sell them.

Oh absolutely when it comes to time and price molding bodies full bodies is definitely the way to go now body kits or trans kits whatever you want to call them I still think 3D printing is the way to go

Well that's not get confused you are absolutely right It's not like I just started printing yesterday I've been 3D printing probably 7 years now I've been selling for two It's also like resin casting messy stinky and irritate your skin like really irritate your skin Don't want to get it on your eyelids that's horrible and there's a lot of issues but mainly it's the smell and the nastiness of it I was exiled to the garage before I even started selling one resin printer and I was moved to the garage