Creating an Automotive Wind Splitter Using 3D Scanning, SOLIDWORKS Surfacing and 3D Printing @Trimech

Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

For this video, I am scanning the front of my car so I can create a new wind splitter using SOLIDWORKS surfacing. I will then 3D print the wind splitter and mount it to my car. Let’s look at the steps I took to build a new version of my wind splitter.

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