2023 Czinger 21C 3D Printed Car | Jay Leno's Garage the TV Show
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- čas přidán 1. 09. 2022
- Jay is the first person outside of Czinger to drive their new 3D printed car. Take a look at this clip, exclusively here on the Jay Leno's Garage CZcams channel. It's from the first episode of season 7 of the tv show, which premieres on September 7 on CNBC.
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2023 Czinger 21C 3D Printed Car | Jay Leno's Garage the TV Show - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Glad to see there are still people out there doing something new and dragging the rest of us to the new millennium :)
Kicking and screaming...
Will need to get the price down a tad to sell very many... even though Democrats think anybody can afford a $2Million car...
@@r1nger81 - Trump isn't happy with Democrats' beloved junkies CRIME WAVE of 75 MURDERS DAILY and MILLIONS of OTHER DAILY CRIMES !!! Nor Dims beloved $5 gasoline...
Like cats on leash pulled inhumanely away from its bowl of friskies🙀
Give me a '53 Chevy any day.
Jay would love a denim printer!
Loom
Are you mad? With one denim printer, Jay could conquer the world.
Silly he has already clothes new in a box for the year 2030....
@@user-kj7nw4zg1y Sad you are right so many jobs are gone. But do you used the self check out? I don't. And if they become 100% like that then I will avoid that place. But soon so many robots and computer power getting mega money to retool for a big boost.
😂😂😂
Please make a longer more in depth video of this. This is amazing. I am really awed by the almost organic design of the parts. Looks like it were grown. Tip of the hat.
a longer detailed video would allow china to reverse engineer this secret and sell it to the masses for 10k
Did you not read the description. It says this is just a clip of what premiers sept 7th on cnbc Jay leno's garage. I is only 3 short days away!
AI at work!
OMG the engineering details of this car are gob smacking ! 😲
The parts are alloy bones ! WOW 😲
This is the future of high performance car parts.
I wish this was a 30 min feature !
@RushinRoulette wat
@RushinRoulette ¿que?
Alloy bones describes it perfectly.
All the technology in the world cannot replace the simplicity of a zip tie! Epic car! Best to your success!!
Or duct tape
Coat Hanger
or bondo!
or being a ntbqrslt dem....
I can imagine Jay doing a commercial for these guys.
"Crash all ya want.... We'll make more!"
The way they produced this it made me feel like it IS a commercial...
I really appreciate the organic look of these parts even not taking into account how strong and lightweight they are. Very nice
Love how Jay is open to all new technologies and hasn’t dug in his heels like many in the ICE only crowd.
It blows my mind how "biological" this car internal parts look like :O especially the suspension, like muscles and tendons.
very organic
The power of generative design 🙂
Evolution does the same thing just slower.
Like the style of Antoni Gaudi
H. R. Giger would approve
But in fairness, you gotta hand it to a dude for having a great idea, and putting his all behind it. I wish him big success !
Biden will kill it
Anything can be done as long as u have the capital and time to do so
More organic than mechanic. Nature and tech finally meet. The future looks awesome. Great video Jay. Much appreciated once again
@RushinRoulette Nature always works on efficiency with minimal waste materials in construction. Lovely to see
Might even say evolutionary 😃
Man, I would love to see a much longer, more in-depth video about this created for the CZcams channel.
At the age of 16 I built my own stage 3 "Hot Rod" Rambler SC 770.
That was in the mid 70's, this gentleman just blew my 🤯. The technology and it's amazing application is out of this world.
Congratulations 👌.
When form and function are perfectly balanced this is what you get, amazing thanks for sharing another thing I'll never be able to afford lol.
I live vicariously through Jay!!!
When I was little, in 1998, I was amazed at how well photocopying machines worked, they could clone an image with such perfection.
I thought if it was possible to make a photocopy of a car, by means of printing layers. For me that year it was a delusion, but today it is reality.
That's great if you arrived at that conclusion independently. Whether ultimately becomes your idea or not, having good ideas like that originate in your own mind is a pleasure.
3D printed parts is great for rapid prototyping and very low production builds but the down side in manufacturing is the time involved and cost. It is 10 -20 times more expensive to 3D print over conventional manufacturing so if you were planning to build 3000 cars it would more cost efficient to go conventional cast and machining. The flip side is it is very easy to change the CAD model if something doesn't work quite right. I'm a retired manufacturing engineer from the heavy equipment industry.
Exactly.
Yeah but the problem is conventional cars are all snore-fests, that just need to get regular people from A to B, safely at 50 mph and as cheaply as possible.
There simply is not reason to develop stuff within that area, as it is nearly perfected already.
My experience has been with rapid protyping too, I'm a bit skeptical that you can make engine parts that will function for any length of time from these processes as I understand them.
Problem is; some of the internal geometry that makes these parts as light and strong as they are can not be machined or cast without making compromises with the parts becoming weaker and heavier. (access holes, sand core ports etc.)
I know Koenigsegg 3d prints a titanium turbo housing that can not be conventionally machined or cast because of the geometry.
This is not about the cost. It's about the hypercar budget that lets you choose the best way to make the best part, not the most cost effective one.
This. Metal 3D prints, especially structural parts need to go through critical heat treatment cycles. Sometimes before you can even separate them from the printer's build plate. Then there's the fact you still have to do machining or etching to remove support structures & for surface finishing.
Did anyone see the connection between the form of the components and bone structures?
The components such as for brake calipers look like natural organic forms and can obviously be made much stronger because the 3-D printing
As unbelievable as it all looks and sounds, it's real! Everything looks so nice and the final car is without a doubt, drop dead gorgeous!
That rear wing is sure moving around quite a bit on the track 😮
Don't fall for those direct messaging requests. They're fake.
1:06 they have the exact same standing pose, haha
Good to see people working out manufacturing like this, and getting some of it into production cars!
Jay thanks for bringing all the latest automobile technology to us. Things have come along way since Henry Ford . Awesome Show Jay 🥳🚦🚗
The structure looks like a peace of dinosaur bone
Light and efficient
a peaceful peace of a dinosaur😆😆😆
One of the best produced stories I’ve ever seen, Jay is an inspiration👌👌👌
Jay great car, I was cnc programmer and I have 2 3d printers so the Czinger is great form my back ground perspective. I also have a lot of time at Willow Spring Raceway. You really hit all my buttons with this show. I really need to visit your Garage one of these days.
czcams.com/video/eYRfjk9o3Hw/video.html LMFAOOO
This is just the kind of company that will invent Warp drive! LOL! Amazing stuff!!
Check the greek hyper car (chaos) by spiros panopoulos!🇬🇷
There are a lot of very organic looking parts in this. Very cool machine
certified non gmo 🐱👍🏿
WOW! In automotive developments, I am glad I am living to see these times.
We will need more on this guy and his company. Mike Rowe visit would be awesome 👍😎
always inspiring to see the glow in the creatir eyes
The 3D printed parts look very organic, I can see design trends moving towards more of a neural network look in the future.
Wow. Barely over a half ton. Fascinating. Never seen anything like that. Really cool. 21st century is here. 👍🤑🤑🤑😎😎😎🤩
Far out Dudes! Now we need a 3-D printed full-size version of the Starships Enterprise
Jay is the mf'ing man!!
Jay wouldn’t be pleased with your vile language. He’s never had to resort to cursing. He’s been a class act all his life. How do you want to be remembered?
@@usernamempk as a classless act, of course! 🤡
@@anonymeister123
An immature response from an immature mind. I gave you an opening to take the high road, the classier path and you didn’t see it.
H.R. Giger would have loved this car.
Very good, yes.
I 3d printed an entire car 6 and a half years ago.
Dear Jay, thank you so much for bringing us up to date with this amazing technology, gives me hope for the future... keep it up 🙂
I love it ,,,actual innovation ,,,not just some Texan with a big motor.
Don't wait so long between uploads please, love this show so much
my cat loves u too🐱♥️♥️♥️
Love this. Jay is a legend and an inspiration.
my cat loves u too! 🐱♥️♥️♥️
These pieces are SO ORGANIC in Form!! I'm impressed on that Alone!
nothing short of incredible
For $2 mil., it should include a 3D printer with data files for creating your own replacement parts.
im sure theyd sell you all that for another 1 million dollars
@@fidelcatsro6948 that’s a steal if you got it and you can sell your own
@@spike1670not really. Just say “hey I broke x part” and they’ll just print it and put it back in.
Underrated comment 🤝🏽
You wouldn’t download a car…
These are such stunning cars, I saw them at Pebble Beach and did not have a chance to speak with Kevin or Lukas but did have a few minutes to chat with their design engineer. Until now I had not made the connection to Divergent and the Blade! I saw that episode and I remember it well. That was about the time that I was bitten by the automaker bug myself. So I am really smiling now. Hope I have chance to say hello again in Las Vegas.
Jay's still enthusiastic , because he is doing what he loves. This is a great CZcams channel, thank you Doctor.
I’m proud of these guys! Nice work!
The inner structure is strongly reminiscent of Luigi Colani 's biodesign. Amazingly beautiful.
We had some small 3D printers where I retired from. They had not taken the printers to that level yet, everywhere. But the design software was at the point of delivering all the dimensional and design requirements needed to create each separate part. Printed drawings of parts and castings etc. were coming to a close and PC to 3D Printed parts were at their entry. Awesome but devastating to many jobs like machining, drafting, casting etc. But you could create nearly any design in your head on a PC with the designing software and create that same part on a 3D printer. When they can do interstellar rocket/jet/turbine engines or whatever for space travel, robotics/automobiles, fusion engines etc. "lookout world". It is literally a whole new industrial boom coming soon to a theatre near you. Awesome future ahead if we survive the A.I. and greed of it. 🤠
Wow. Thus innovative. The change in set up idea/concept to finished produced part in hours. Game changer? They’re playing a different game entirely.
Super super love how organic these forms are. Truly inspired.
The cat jumped out of the box
Don't ever retire Jay I'll have nothing to watch other than hoonigan's and a few other Automotive shows
Very impressive and the logical next step in car manufacturering! Ingenious!
Load, stress, power distribution... "LIKE A ROCK"!
I'm impressed... next time ask them how many alloys they are working on.... crystalline structured molecularly ; )
Thanks Jay
great episode. i appreciated being able to make changes to the design so quickly
Saw the car in the Savile Row Show , London. I had some shirts made at Dege and Skinner (you know it No. 10!) and an excess of beer means the darts have to come out. The Row was a mass of beautiful cars. 3 years ago they had 2 flocks of sheep. Keep your eye open their annual shows are very good and Dege and Skinner will throw in a nice sandwich if you pop your nose round the door.
I'm glad that someone from the automotive CZcams world is promoting this car. I can't believe Manny Khoshbin doesn't want one, but he had about eight Mercedes McLaren SLRs, that stupid Speed tail and all of those Bugattis...
I'm IN LOVE with this technology. They found that biological sinew is the best strength to weight ratio design. I could rant about this for hours. Love it.
Get well Jay. We love you.
THANKS JAY FOR FEATURING GREAT CARS AND COOL TECHNOLOGY .👍👍👍👍👍
Great video Jay, love to see American ingenuity in action. Hats off to the Czingers.
Wow amazing!!! It really does seem like a new way of building cars
PLEASSSEEE do a longer deep dive episode about this car!! I beg you!
Thank you for posting this.
that is amazing, thanks Jay
Great episode, exciting stuff! 👍
Bloody Impressive!
Now we know what a Ken Burns Automobile documentary filmed with Jay Leno and his buddies should be called.
"A Dream Come True"
Amazing. He oversold things quite a bit, but I am still fairly certain from my experience and awareness that he shaved 50-80% off the design and manufacturing time.
Agree. That brake node is a joke... I doubt they engineered a way to replace the caliper seals in that mess. If anything breaks you are buying a couple thousand? dollar node instead of whatever part to replace it.
What do you mean? I don’t know a thing about 3D printing but I am guessing it’s not as easy as they said it was?
@@ricklotter In that car sure. But what happens when this stuff becomes mass produced? Cost of replacement parts would probably come down to very cheap levels just because it would be so fast and easy to print an entire new one.
What I'm wondering about is how easy it is to take on and off those kinds of parts within the whole system.
@@ricklotter You are suddenly an expert in all this? It is also a $2M car, not a 18 grand economy sedan.
They didn't save any time in design or manufacturing.This is a huge fail from a manufacturing standpoint.
Jay, I remember years ago, you had a 3D printer, and if I’m not mistaken, you scan a manifold of a really old car, then had one cast.
I love technology and that car is awesome.
Great stuff, I look forward to the oem's starting to reveal cars and parts made with this process.
So those are mostly not serviceable. You just drive it until it breaks and throw it away.
@@johnboydTx obviously you can't change the caliper without changing the hub. That means it's not serviceable.
Thank you Jay. God bless you for all you do.
ameen...
Well that’s just amazing I’m almost speechless
Amazing!
Thanks for all you share Jay
Definitely the future of prototype design and low volume production manufacturing.
That is pretty awesome, thanks for making these videos Jay
FREAKING AMAZING.....Thanks Jay....Shoe🇺🇸
It will be interesting to see printing of metals (and other potential materials) progress, and get the long range stamina feedback. Organic shapes are naturally stronger - pound for pound. Stamping and casting are very crude by comparison - very limiting in parts design.
Another great, if short episode!
One potential issue with integrating numerous components into one 3-D printed part is that you would presumably have to replace the whole item if one component failed which could be expensive - not a problem on a Hypercar maybe but could be an issue on more mundane vehicles?
Astounding.
Brilliant!!
Impeccable 3D HYPERCAR FUTURE
Great Video Leno!
With how things are going, surprised to see it has a V8 and paddles instead of being all electric. Very nice!
What a visionair, respect! Every part suits as art as well :D
Why do I only ever get the TV show clips in my subs feed?! I never get the main Monday uploads
Same
It's been about a year since I've gotten a message for Monday uploads. I think they just stopped pushing them. Not sure why, but it's rather annoying.
Thank you Jay for another fantastic video.
Incredible. As for the price WOW!
Remember: the price was the estimated value of the prototype; not a volume production price.
Another Stellar Debut Performance, Thanks Guys!🎃✌️💙
Amazing technology what incredible work these gentlemen have done.
Wow! Unique.
I like this format, Jay.
heck yeah id buy this one
Thank you that was great
As a mechanic, all I can think of is you couldn’t pay me enough to work on that car. Also, when everything is integrated, you can say goodbye to cheap parts. Instead of replacing just a piston, you’re replacing a piston/caliper/hub/lower controller arm unit
You can stick with repairing a 2002 Camry. There are plenty of mechanics that would love to work on hypercars.
Except that this is a $2.05M car. I'm pretty sure the people who can afford this can also afford to pay a mechanic $30,000.
By the time this all becomes cheap enough to make your Camry, the parts will be...cheap...
And you can say goodbye to peoples
Jobs !
Imagine trying to work on the "Chaos Ultracar"
I love innovation news/videos like this.
I'm sure it will cost an Arm plus 3 legs to replace that part. So if one part is bad you need to replace the entire thing.
2mil who’s gonna be driving it out of their garage lol 😂. I’d be cringing every time I ran over a pole hole. Or worried somebody’s street needle would puncture my thousand dollar tire.
Jay loves old tech, Jay loves new tech. Jay loves tech. Hope the boys over in F1 are paying attention to these two gentlemen, even the guys in F1 can learn something new.