Special ProjectsMagnus Walker 911 Front Fender LouversMagnus Walker came to Emory Motorsports with a louver project, "right up your alley." We agreed. He wanted some race-inspired louvers in the front fenders of what would become his "911 SRT," featured at SEMA in 2014. We began by 3-d scanning a similar fender, using its curves as the basis of our die design. We had the dies milled out of tool steel from our CAD files, then set about the process of punching louvers.
Porsche America Roadster Windshield Frame RedesignJoe Cavaglieri, noted master craftsman of vintage racing car restoration, came to Emory Motorsports with a windshield project. He was tasked with redefining the windshield aesthetics of a 1952 Typ 540 Porsche America Roadster. He asked if we could apply our 'digital know-how' to refine the A-pillars with more graceful lines, something much more fluid like the rest of the Roadster's body. We began by 3-d scanning the existing A-pillars, center post and cowl channel. Ultimately, our CAD files were machined from solid aluminum billet to make an all-new windshield frame. During our design process, we used 3D Systems' QuickParts service to source a 3d-printed prototype of the initial A-pillar design which we showed to the customer. This SLA part proved a useful tool and ultimately yielded the final design which we committed to machining once our client had approved of the revisions. This process is documented here at 3D Systems -->
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