In this video we are going to look into how to prepare a 3D model for this stone,
and furthermore, I would like to make it into a ring with the 3D printing and
casting, and set the stone for the whole process. Are you ready? Let's get started!
First, let's find out the size for this stone. I want to measure the width, length
and the height. It's coming in to 13.29, 18.33 and 7.79
with the digital caliper. Let's go to the top view and we
are going to use the "Oval" command and from the Center. we're gonna hit zero to
Center it. The first number we're gonna put it in there is 13.29 divided
by 2, since we only use half of it. The second number, we're gonna put a here is
18.33 divided by 2, so that gives us the base for our curve.
Let's going to the front view. We're gonna use the "Line" command right here, and
going up for 7.79
alright so that is how high it is going to be. To creating this surface, I'm going
to use the curve tool, coming at the front view. I will like to snapping into
the end point and quadrant, starting from the end point and coming down roughly
about here. We want to make sure that SmartTrack is on, and we're going to
come into the top and snapping into the quadrant, so this is the curve that we
have over here. You can also use the other way to get a smoother line by
putting a little tab here, and also another tab here. So instead of drawing a
line, I will use the blend tool to blend from this point to this point.
So that way you will get really smooth line over there. The command we're gonna
use next to creating the stone. It's called "Rail Revolve". We're gonna pick up
the curve, and then we're gonna pick up the rail and tell the Rhino where's
the axis. And that's how we get this one. Using the "Cap" command will make this
surface into the solid, and then this is well be our stone. It may not exactly the same
with your stone on the profile, but it's for rendering purpose. The key
component is the curve, that we have on the bottom. Coming to the front view,
Let's make a ring shank. I'm going to make its diameter 16 millimeter,
and move my stone up roughly about here. For the high definitely you need to
consider the thickness on the bottom for the better casting. Now we have
everything in the position, I do want to have this curve offset a little bit
bigger. It's really depends on the shrinkage of your wax and your casting.
If you know what is the certain shrinkage, you might want to go by the
shrinkage. For the demonstration purpose I'm just gonna go 0.2 mm.
They're slightly bigger for this stone, so that way, when my model shrink a little
bit, it will fit. Let me offset this guy, and this time the offset will be
the thickness, so I'm going to make it one millimeter. And that will be the
thickness of my metal over here. I'm going to rebuild this curve. Currently it
has 50 point is because it's coming from offset. I'm going to change it to 12 of
them, so I have the curve look like this. Let's make a copy first, and pick up one
of it. We want to pick up those control point like every other control point.
so holding your SHIFT (key) then click and let's move the Gumball up ,so we have
the basic shape over there. Let's go ahead to create the other shape. We are
going to use this command right here for the "Ellipsoid", and we are going to use
the diameter. Let's click on the first quadrant, second quadrant, and the third
one. For the height, I wanted to go over a little bit and so that will giving a
nice taper looking . Actually to cut this, we are not able to trim it, unless
this curve is attached to the surface. So we're going to use the command call "Pull".
we are going to pull this curve back to this surface. Now you see the curve is hopping
on this surface. With that curve is selected, let's go ahead to trim the top
off. That's how we get our first shell there. Due to the shrinkage, I would like
to this surface follow that 0.2 guideline that I have there. So let's go
ahead to offset this surface. Let's pick up this surface, and we want to offset
for 0.2 millimeter. We don't want it to be solid. Just that surface right
there, and we are going to pull it back one more time. This time pull this curve
back to this surface. Okay and you may notice that you have something like this.
It is because we have a seam over there. It's really simple to solve. We just need
to pull one more time, because every time you pull, you can only pull into a single
surface, so we are going to pull and we're gonna pull from there to this
surface. So now we have those two curves. Let's go ahead to join them, and use them
to trim off the surface over there. okay that's using the surface from
planar curve, and that's pick up this curve and creating this surface right
there. Let's join this one and this one
together. Second things we need to do is we want to creating the surface over
there. Let's using the blend surface tool and make sure that the chain edge is
yes, so we want to pick up this edge and pick up this edge. You can adjust the
bump if you like to, and once we have everything we just need to go ahead to
join everything. Double check that if this is a solid. Right here on my
property showing close solid poly surface. Now we have done that we need to
creating the ring shank. I'm going to use the conic corners rectangle tool, and
snapping in the center to the quadrant, and let's take a look on the right view.
and lets move it down, so you get something look like squarely oval.
Let's use the move tool to move from the quadrant to the quadrant, so it's not
cutting inside of a ring shank. Second things I wanted to do is to mirror that
to the top. I'm going to use the 3D scale from here to here, and moving up a little
bit like whatever size that is suitable. We're going to the surface with the
"Sweep 1 Rail" this is gonna be the rail, cross section, and cross section. Make
sure they are aligned, and I personally like them to be aligned in the inside of
a ring shank. So that's moving to inside of the ring shank, and make sure all the
arrow is aligned to the same direction. It's gonna do only half of them it's
because we need to close the sweep on the option here. So that's how we get
this one, we're going to have a "Boolean Split" this one out of the shell that we
pick, and let's delete everything inside.
Now let's go ahead to Boolean Unit together. Double-check that it is still
close solid polysurface. Once we have done
that, I do like it to look very nice and round on everywhere. So I'm gonna giving
a little bit fillet. So let's go to the "Fillet Edge" command, and let's do try one
and see how this go. Alright look really nice and we're gonna try that again.
Alright so now I have this nice and round. We need to cut off anything it
shouldn't be inside of a ring shank. Go to the solid "Extruded Planar Curves- Straight"
and let's use the "Boolean Difference" This out of this one.
Sometimes your difference will fail. it's because all the seams are currently
perfectly aligned right now. What I like to do is actually I want to make
them just slightly bigger roughly about that. It's really hard to tell by the eye
but it does make the bowling job much easier. it's going to Boolean Difference
this one out of this one. Now we have everything ready.
Let's double check this is still closed polysurface, and we are ready
to 3D print and cast this one. Don't forget to check the video on the
Thursday I'll show you my printing result casting result and how I set this
Stone. See you next!
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Build a manometer - Duration: 5:06.
okay in this one I thought I'd just show you a simple way to make a u-tube
manometer. it's water-filled so there's really it's really not
complex to build and it is pretty accurate, so I have some 3/16th
tubing I have a 1/8 male pipe thread by 3/16ths barb because I have
3/16ths tubing and I got some little clamps so I'm gonna show
you how this thing is put together. you can put together one in a half hour to an
hour so pretty simple. okay now we have the finished you tube manometer remember
3/16 tubing, you can use bigger tubing sometimes its a little easier to use bigger
tubing but this is the stuff I had it here and these little brackets fit really good on
it. these are brackets for coax cable and I made a slide here with my scale so
I've set my scale on the six inch mark. I filled this thing with this is
actually just water. it has food coloring in it. probably the best stuff to use is the red
gauge oil. it doesn't freeze but it's also kind of a pain because it stains
everything and seems to get everywhere. but you know there's very little to this
this slide. here its set up so that you can zero it, and I'm zeroing it six
inches here so as the the pressure increases here if I go from six to five
that's actually two inches because I take both the rise on this side and the
drop on this side so if that's 2 inches 4 inches 6 inches 8 inches and I'll show
you that on a gas appliance and you can see how it works. but you know this is
just a hokey little simple thing. put a little hook on the top. if you can set
a spirit level on it that would be good, not absolutely
necessary as long as it's reasonably close but when you put your oil in this
or your water or whatever you're putting in it you put it in there and and then
you make this slight adjustment on the on the ruler to zero it out at whatever
you want to. zero that so pretty simple obviously this is what hooks up to the
gas valve port. in another video I'll show this thing in operation and I'll
show you the gas input pressure and then I'll show a manifold pressure testing
with this little tester, so let's take a look at what it does. okay
the manometers installed. I've corrected the level to the six inch mark
now I can connect up to the gas valve.
okay how that's connected and I'm gonna go ahead and put gas to this and It
should show about eight inches water column. now when I look at this I set this
at six one two three four it's pretty much right on. it's a little bit under
which is probably what the pressure is. okay
four times two is eight because the way you're reading it, it is the amount it goes
down as it goes up and so you simply double your reading pretty
simple little manometer. ideally it should be level and probably you can't see
that very well but it's pretty close to level. there now if you want you can put
a spirit level on it but you've got to calibrate it right which is you'll
notice there isn't a lot of difference
there's a little bit as I get out but it's not huge so that's the manometer.
simple little thing that you can use to test things like gas pressure. you could
use it for propane maybe you want a little longer scale on it but you know
I'm using just a scale I had floating around here.
but it won't work for things like pressure switches because that would
have to be a sloped gauge. which it's kind of like having a thing way like
this. anyway that is a simple water tube manometer for testing gas pressure in
gas furnaces
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Build An ISOMETRIC HOUSE In Adobe Illustrator - Duration: 13:46.
do you want to learn how to design a modern isometric house in Adobe
Illustrator if you do follow along today and learn some skills and techniques
that's going to enable you to design the dough by symmetric design as designers
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I'm actually working in an RGB document today and you're going to need two base
colors and then one pale version of each color so essentially a monochrome
version of the original we need an isometric grid for our design today and
to make that locate the rectangular grid tool below the line tool in the tools
panel and then just click the artboard one time now you can use the same
measurements as I'm using on mine but just make sure that the vertical and the
horizontal numbers are the same values now on my last isometric tutorial a
viewer suggested creating an automated action to perform the next step and I
did try that but the problem is that the transform values do not equate to a
percent value they follow a set number of Heights instead of percentage so
we're going to need to first rotate this grid by 45 degrees
and then come into the transform window
and alter the heights to fifty seven point two seven four percent exactly it
would be great if it astray to cuddle to make this function but like I said it is
straighter does not remember this action as a percent rather fixed heights now
besides your grid the holding number the alt/option key and shift at the same
time
send the grid to the very back of all layers and then lock their grid and also
the colors down by pressing command or control 2 on your keyboard so we're not
ready to start the isometric design of a house in today's Illustrated tutorial
press I for the eyedropper tool sample one of your darker colors and then press
P for the pen tool I begin to draw out a shape just as I'm doing here simply
follow your isometric grid and also make sure to keep the vertical lines at the
same size so my design is going to be 5 grid squares in height
I've also pressed the caps lock key so that my pencil icon turns into an X and
it just makes things more precise and easier when drawing with the pen tool
and you're going to need to toggle the smart guides on and off throughout
today's tutorial depending on what you're doing and you can do that by
pressing command or control you now as you can see the smart guides will help
me align the vertical lines on the right hand side
once you've drawn your shape and pressed V to select off of the path and then
press Shift + X to flick the stroke over to a filled shape and that's the first
design component for the isometric house in today's video you can never size your
shape but just make sure that you hold down shift when you resize it to scale
it use the eyedropper tool to sample the lighter version of your color and again
use the pen tool to draw the top of the ledge on your house like I'm doing here
repeat the same process of pressing V to select off the path when you're finished
and then select the lighter version of your second color we're now going to
draw the front edge of the isometric house which again is just a matter of
using the grid to follow along with in an isometric style so when finished
again press Shift + X to change the stroke over to a fill our isometric
house is starting to take place I've gone ahead and added the block shape for
the second floor of the house but also I have to drill one square at the top so
drew a larger one first and then the innermost smaller one after when
completes select both of the squares now flick the strokes over to a fill by
pressing Shift + X and then use the minus front option in the Pathfinder
window now it's very very simple to make the bare essentials for the structure of
the house using the isometric grid and the pen tool and I'm gonna fast forward
to save time today in the video but pause the video to see which colors I've
used and which shapes make up the house also take note the shadow here this is a
black shape of 25 percent opacity and this is going to be crucial for the
final effect in today's tutorial now I'm going to use this shadow technique on
the lower floor of the house firstly I'm gonna change the fill of the shapes over
two strokes with shift an X so I can see the grid below to use as a guide
so what does I draw in the shape to represent the shadow on the bottom floor
of the house using the black color with 25% opacity now it's complete is then
time to flip the stroke back over to a fill and as you can see that looks
pretty awesome the next step in today's isometric tutorial is to drawing through
steps I've gone ahead and done that using the grids but of course they're
way too large obviously so what I'm going to do here is to select the shapes
that make up the steps and then go into the transform window I can simply change
the height and the width values to 50% exactly which will scale down the stairs
by 50% in total 1 scaled down and place the steps against the edge of the house
and then adjust as you see fit today's tutorial is pretty straightforward
actually if you follow the isometric grid finally for the stairs
select the shadow to sample its color and opacity and then drew in a shape as
I'm doing here to represent more shadow for this use the pen tool of course
it's now time to add some details to the isometry design so follow along a nest
add some detail to the house I'm now working off of the artboards and i'm
going to make an oval using the ellipse tool but you can locate by pressing L on
your keyboard once you've made the ellipse flip the Phil over to a stroke
and then hold down the alt option key and click and drag to duplicate it below
bring the original circle to the front of all layers and the locates the add
Anchor Point tool in the toolbar menu carefully add an anchor point as I'm
going to do here and then press a the direct selection tool and move the
anchor point up this is basically just going to create the illusion of a 3d
table for your design today flick the strokes and back to fills and then make
sure the lower oval is a darker grey compared to the upper one now it might
be handy to select both of the ovals and then press command or control key to
group everything together and then move the object onto your isometric design
bring the shadow to the front of all layers to complete the effects at this
stage now we're going to finish the table so locate the rectangle tool and
draw a small rectangle like so now I'm working in illustrator CC and if you're
doing that as well you can use the live corners by selecting the direct
selection tool but if you don't have CC and you're using something like CS then
you can have to use the round corner effects under the top drop down menu of
effects now bring the tabletop and the shadow to the front wall layers and then
add a gradient to the lower parts
now I wish I would have organized my layers in the layers window for this
design and I suggest that you do that for your workflow because it is easier
and more organized so finally for the table
flick the floor over to a stroke with Shift + X and then draw an isometric
Square using the grid finally scale down the square you can
also add extra parts below to finish up the 3d illusion of your table now we've
nearly finished to isometric house in today's video and as you can see here on
the front of the ground-floor I've had it a green rectangle and also a
rectangle of black 25 percent opacity this gives an illusion of a glass panel
on the front of a modern house and at the top I've also made a deckchair using
the isometric grid and it's very straightforward to do if you follow the
grids for your design so finally let's make a neat window to the isometric
house have a white stroke 2 rectangle here following the isometric grid and as
before it helps to change the fills over to a stroke so you can see the grid
below use the correct colors from your palettes and then draw the lower ledge
with the windowsill
then also finish up the side ledge using the pen tool for every shape that I drew
I select the white frame and then bring it to the front of all layers
finally I'm going to add a dark dark green to show the inside of the window
now of course you need some glass for a window and I'm gonna represent the
window as being half open using my light green color in the color palette I can
quickly draw in the glass panel and then lower the opacity to finish the effect
remember to bring the white frame to the front of all layers and then flick the
pink shape of the side of the house over to a fill and there you have it guys
one isometric house made in a day really straighter feel free to experiment with
details and layouts but just remember to utilize the isometric grid throughout
the entire design and I also suggest that you use the layers window and label
your layers so you can hide them easily I totally left that out of my work
clothes today and I do regret it but yeah let me know what you think of
today's design and the video down in the comment section below subscribe to to
tor graphics you have done already and of course like and share my content on
social media if you and have liked the channel and until next time guys design
your future today peace
you
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How to build a Drill Press(Drill Guide) ドリルスタンド（卓上ボール盤）の作り方 - Duration: 23:43.
High precision drilling
Depth adjustment stopper
High rigidity that the drill does not shake
Quick attach / detach mechanism which can fix the drill vertically
(Used for withdrawal etc.) Prepare slide rails
Type that can be separated
Temporarily attach the slide rail to the movable strut
Assemble it on the flat desk as possible (to match the bottom of the support with the slide rail)
Since screwing is performed, pull out the moving part
Drill holes and fix with wood screws
Temporarily fix the reinforcement to the support
Drill two screw holes (you know the meaning when gluing)
Remove the screws
Remove temporary fastening tape and apply adhesive
Join with screw hole as guide
Screw in several places
emporarily fix the support on the fixed side
Temporarily fix according to the reinforcing material on the right side of the screen
Temporarily fix it according to the reinforcement as well
Extract support on the fixed side
Join with wood screw
In this state, the movable side and the fixed side support column rub against each other and the movement is bad · · ·
Sanding the contacting parts
The corner of the guide rail has a burr on the manufacturing side. Since it is based on an assembly standard here, it is filed
Check right angle
Slightly misaligned
Paste paper and fix it
Adhere the fixed side support (adjusted earlier) to the drill board
Fix it with a right-angle ruler as a guide (guide is guide rail)
Bonding is done so that it is perpendicular to both X axis and Y axis (This is the most important)
Check
Fixed support on the opposite side is bonded based on the bonded support
Naturally, this side will also be vertical
Join the reinforcing material to the fixed side support
Make a drill holding ring
Drill holes in the center of the ring
Make a holding ring of a drill with a circle cutting jig of a trimmer (if you do not have it, you can substitute a hole saw etc)
If the drill fits perfectly OK!
Cut excess part
Join the drill ring. However, it can not be fixed horizontally as it is
Adhere using parallel pieces of wooden pieces
Reinforce
Reinforce with screws
Reinforce the drill ring with screws
Adhere aluminum plate (parts of depth adjustment mechanism)
To install the insert nut, make a counterbore
Press-fit the insert nut
Paste the scale
Reinforce with screws
Making a detachable mechanism
Join with a hinge
Attach the lock
Set the drill
Because there is a gap "now" has no meaning
Chuck a long drill
Confirm vertical
Of course, it is not vertical
Fine adjustment using the clearance of holding the drill
You can adjust this far by hand
Epoxy paste
Put the putty on the attachment / detachment mechanism and press it against the drill (We make scaffolding with wood screws on the take-out mechanism so that putty can not come off)
Open after hardening （Putty does not adhere to soft rubber）
Check if vertical processing is possible
Use a 2 mm drill
Face side
Back side It is perfectly matched with the score line
Depth adjustment mechanism
Hit the drill tip against the object to be processed
At this time, the memory becomes 0 point
Move the memory to the desired depth and fix the stopper
Drill to stopper position
For the setting of the depth of 10 mm, the actual measurement is 9.14 mm Since the tip of the drill is not a pin angle, it is about 1 mm shifted
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Building A Brand On Amazon | Kindle Publishing 2019 - Duration: 8:52.
Strategy and mindset the two big things that will help ensure you to come
profitable self-publishing 2019
Hey everybody, Emeka coming at you from the Blueprint publishing Academy and
today we're talking about two things that are not the sexiest topic they're
not keywords they're not niches they're not anything like that but they're two
of the more important topics that have to be discussed in order to have some
serious success with self-publishing so let's dive into each one and talk a
little bit about them and I'm gonna give you some pointers and some tips on how
you can use them to help blow up yourself publishing business here in
2019 and hey if you're brand new to the channel subscribe smash that subscribe
button to bail notifications on see keep getting updates keep getting videos of
the latest and the greatest self publishing and how to increase your
income so you can take back your freedom design your ultimate lifestyle videos on
this channel strategy so when I'm talking about shoddy I'm talking about a
lot of different things so I'm talking about what's your launch strategy what's
your keyword in your niche research strategy what's your email strategy
what's your review strategy there's a lot of different strategies that you
have to understand and implement in order to be successful with
self-publishing back in the day it was a very black-and-white business you did
this you did this this and you got these results that has definitely changed over
the last 18 to 24 months now there is more than one way to publish a book and
become successful online with self-publishing on Amazon so do the old
ones for example the shotgun approach where you're just publishing in
different pieces and you know just doing that thing does
that still work today in 28 or 29 can you still make money with it and the
answer is yes it still does work is it the best strategy is it the most
long-term strategy not anymore so you can still make money publishing in
different niches all over the map but it won't bring you the same type of results
that it would have back in 2013 14 15 or even 16 so what about some new
strategies well when I was thinking of this video and I was trying to come up
with new strategies my problem was there are no new strategies because these are
all the same strategies that people have been using for years they're just not as
common because the shotgunning strategy are just publishing a whole bunch of
books over and over and over again worked so well for so many people that
that kind of became the common denominator for everyone who is teaching
anything on a self-publishing but focusing on a specific niche and
building a brand around that specific niche is what all of the serious
high-level self publishers who have gone on to make 40 50 50 60 70 thousand
dollar-a-month businesses they've built a brand around one specific niche and
kind of gone deep so to speak instead of going wide with what you would do is
shotgunning so what does building a brand really mean well it means focusing
on one niche like dog training finding a specific area that you want to cater to
and then the only deepen solving tons of problems that customers are gonna have
in terms of training their dog then it's getting other products and selling them
other products around that particular brand that light there can turn into a
healthy healthy six-figure year business when it's done right so why don't a lot
of people really talk about this takes a lot of work but here are some of
the benefits of it you know one of my students has less than ten bucks makes
over ten thousand dollars a month he built a brand around a very very
specific niche his customers keep coming back for more
another student right we're talking he's doing thirty to forty thousand dollars a
month from front end and back end sales focused on one brand found additional
products to sell to them and sell something but then there's also your own
strategy like I said earlier self-publishing in today's world it
doesn't have to be it's not it's not black and white anymore there are so
many different ways to publish books and become successful see don't have to
follow a specific strategy if you don't want you can find the one that kind of
works the best for you and follow that one so let's talk about mindset now
mindsets the other big thing that a lot of people don't tend to talk about but
it's so freakin important because without the proper mindset especially if
you're brand new and you're just getting into this whole online space for the
very first time mindset is gonna be the difference between whether or not you
succeed or you end up failing and falling flat on your face another key
factor is you're not gonna be successful right out of the gates it's hard to say
how long most it takes most people to find success with self-publishing I know
students inside the Academy usually happens within their first 30 to 90 days
so some students it can take them up to 12 months to become successful so
understanding that hey you're in this for the long haul and when I save the
long haul I usually give a 12-month window when I'm trying a new business
venture I would say hey I'm gonna commit to this for twelve months that's what I
did back in 2016 when I started self-publishing so I'm gonna give this
twelve months everything I have I'm gonna commit to it make it work and
that'll be it if I've made no money after 12 months I'll take a look at the
business and reevaluate and move to something else so give yourself that
time limit and don't give yourself just a month don't give yourself like two
months I probably wouldn't even say six months give yourself enough time because
sometimes it takes longer than you expect but you need to give yourself
enough time so success does find you another big thing is you can make a lot
more money than you might think spoken to some of my students
specifically students who live over in third world countries and they're
bringing in money that they have only dreamed of making and that is such a
powerful thing that you're able to make this business work from anywhere in the
world create an income from no matter where you are and it completely changed
your life making more money online via computer then you can you know going to
school becoming a whatever it was that you want it to be and I think one of the
most important things about mindset is staying focused it's avoiding what's
called the shiny object syndrome right if you're gonna pick you know we're
talking about publishing if you're gonna pick fiction stick to fiction you're
gonna pick non-fiction stick to nonfiction don't get all distracted with
people making all this extra noise out there talking about oh you should do
this or you should do this are used to try this strategy or you should do this
strategy when I started I followed one person and I followed them until I
became successful I didn't even really find out about other people who were
publishing until you know I started making money or saying alright let's
let's see what else is going on and it was like wow there's a lot of other
people I can follow in as well so that's just how I like to focus on things right
if I'm gonna invest in somebody's program then I want to learn everything
their way because it's proven to work their way and then once I get going and
you know things are going good with the way that they've taught then I can start
looking hey maybe I can grab a little from this person maybe I can grab a
little from this person adding on on top and before you know it
you've created a new way that's more of your way
so just don't get too distracted and stay focused when you're brand new
though hey if you want more tips like this make sure you hit the subscribe
button turn bell notifications on so you know I show up all the time on your
YouTube and ask me questions inside the comments because I'd love to connect
with you and get to know you a little bit better until next time everybody
I'm Emeka, I'll speak to y'all soon
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Building a DC power monitor (part 2) - Duration: 33:45.
For more infomation >> Building a DC power monitor (part 2) - Duration: 33:45. -------------------------------------------
Lexus Wants To Build A Hardcore F-Badged SUV - Duration: 2:23.
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Genesis Won't Build A Fast G70 To Rival The BMW M3 - Duration: 2:10.
Genesis says that it has no plans to launch a high-performance G70 to directly rival the BMW M3 and Mercedes-AMG C63
During a recent interview with Car and Driver, Genesis president Manfred Fitzgerald hosed down speculation that the G70 could receive a more potent version similar in philosophy to Hyundai's N models
For now, Genesis is focused on differentiating itself from Hyundai and increasing sales across its family of models
"We're trying to set our base.We have to get the basics," Fitzgerald said.Immediate goals from Genesis include expanding its range with a selection of new SUVs, such as the GV80 tipped to arrive in 2020 and a smaller SUV for 2021
Before these new models hit the market, Genesis is planning an aggressive expansion of its dealership network across the United States, eventually including between 300 and 350 locations
Most of these showrooms will be standalone facilities that are owned by Hyundai franchises
"The brand is evolving day by day.We're looking for partners who believe in this brand
This should not be a sprint to the finish line." While those hoping for a BMW M3-rival from Genesis may be disappointed by Fitzgerald's latest statements, they should rest easy knowing that if the company ever changes it mind, Fitzgerald is the perfect man to make such a sports sedan a reality
Prior to heading up Genesis, Fitzgerald was the design director for Lamborghini.Curiously, Fitzgerald's statements are contrary to those from Hyundai Motor America vice president of product planning Mike O'Brien, who indicated a few days ago that a high-performance G70 could become a reality
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LARS TVEDE & PETER WARNØE: Entrepreneurship - How to build a business (Officiel trailer) - Duration: 1:01.
CLAP
Here we go!
- This is for the entrepreneur who wants to build up a company and scale it.
- Most of the entrepreneurs meet the same challenges.
- We'll just tell you this situation, this is what you should do.
- The most successful companies are the ones with more than one founder.
Practice, practice, practice.
- Just do something.
A feature is not a company.
- Sit down and define everything.
- Start looking for funding before you need it.
It's horrible and you want to shoot yourself, but...
- The more you work the more lucky you get.
- I don't think you can be an entrepreneur if you can't live with failure also.
- The world is a better place with a lot of entrepreneurs.
Seriously.
- It's the coolest thing, it's the coolest thing.
- We are Lars Tvede and Peter Warnøe,
and this is Entrepreneurship - How to build a business.
LAUGHTER
Finished!
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