Buzz Special Vehicles

[DCPU]

Another company with some scanning kit...

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[Spjnr]

Buzz SV are a really great company to be jumping on the Grenadier.

They did all the upgrades and servicing on my Jeep over the years, lift, bumpers lights etc. I've gotten to know the owner Alex very well, and he's a real off-road/overland enthusiast like a lot of us... not to mention being very prominent in the 4WD racing world.

Their work is definitely purpose first, which suits the Grenadiers ethos down to a tee!

Looking forward to seeing what the guys at Buzz come up with for this platform, as they do some killer Jeep builds

 

[DCPU]

I've gotten to know the owner Alex very well

Could you get him interested in posting his stuff in here?

 

[Spjnr]

Could you get him interested in posting his stuff in here?

Yeah id have thought so. They support the UK jeep owners club, and I know they have Grenadiers on order

 

[globalgregors]

Another company with some scanning kit...

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A-pillar spotlights?

 

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Maybe I'm just ignorant, but why doesn't ineos just send third parties their cad designs so they can fab parts? Why send a whole vehicle? Fitment? If so, it still doesn't explain the need to scan.

 

[Steveo]

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but why doesn't ineos just send third parties their cad designs so they can fab parts? Why send a whole vehicle? Fitment? If so, it still doesn't explain the need to scan.

Oftentimes the Body In White (BIW) will subtly differ from the CAD. Or at least it used to in the '80s.

 

[Flewks]

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but why doesn't ineos just send third parties their cad designs so they can fab parts? Why send a whole vehicle? Fitment? If so, it still doesn't explain the need to scan.

In order to transfer risk to the supplier

 

[Steveo]

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but why doesn't ineos just send third parties their cad designs so they can fab parts? Why send a whole vehicle? Fitment? If so, it still doesn't explain the need to scan.

Besides, we don't want to make it too easy for BYD to steal the design.

 

[DaveB]

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but why doesn't ineos just send third parties their cad designs so they can fab parts? Why send a whole vehicle? Fitment? If so, it still doesn't explain the need to scan.

This feeds the information accurately and quickly into their design software
It also takes into account paint, accessories, fasteners and fine curves

 

[ADVAW8S]

Plus once you mock something up, you need to try to fit it on the system.

 

[DCPU]

A-pillar spotlights?

I did notice these on a Jeep:

 

[globalgregors]

Oftentimes the Body In White (BIW) will subtly differ from the CAD. Or at least it used to in the '80s.

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but why doesn't ineos just send third parties their cad designs so they can fab parts? Why send a whole vehicle? Fitment? If so, it still doesn't explain the need to scan.

Yes, as-built will vary from CAD. Fine details (cable runs, fasteners, material guages, finishes, reverse-side obstructions etc) are hard to discern from the digital model. For detail design there’s still nothing quite like hands and eyes on the object.

 

[DCPU]

Their seat and door trim upgrade is quite tasteful, not sure it's the full on saddle leather but has a classy look:

 

[DaveB]

Their seat and door trim upgrade is quite tasteful, not sure it's the full on saddle leather but has a classy look:
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Like the finish and the quality but why seats that are made for racing harness???