The World's Biggest 3D-Printed Porsche Bumper Takes Shape On This Wild Cayman Project Car

While the extra wide-stance and a super aggressive diffuser will turn heads, its production required some ingenious techniques

Jeremy Snow, a YouTuber known for electric vehicle projects, is building a custom electric Porsche Cayman

Dubbed the GT-E, this 2014 Cayman will soon feature an all-electric powertrain

One of the first parts on the exterior to be realized is a 3D-printed rear bumper weighing 68 pounds, making it much heavier than traditional bumpers

After being designed in 3D Software

A scaled-down clay model was also created to show Jeremy's vision of his future EV sportscar

The 3D printing process was complex and involved overcoming numerous challenges

Snow used unconventional methods like popsicle sticks and ratchet straps during assembly

Snow acknowledges the weight issue and plans to explore ways to cut back on the weight

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