We Used a 3D Printer to Shape a STEEL Widebody Flare! @CrucibleCoachworks
We Used a 3D Printer to Shape a STEEL Widebody Flare!  @CrucibleCoachworks
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This week we continue the Porsche 911 widebody backdate project and begin work on the rear end of the car. We fabricate rear bumper brackets, use 3d printed hammer forms, and shape the bumper flares out of steel. Our goal with our videos is to document the process, share what we know and also provide entertainment along the way. If you enjoyed this week's video, please drop a like so we can continue to keep growing and afford to increase quality, have longer videos, and eventually be able to do two videos a week!
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We Used a 3D Printer to Shape a STEEL Widebody Flare!

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