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Dom Tucci, Designer, Tucci Hot Rods

53 min · 2. nov. 2022
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Just in time for SEMA 2022 in Las Vegas, the largest aftermarket auto show in the world, join us to hear from hot-rod builder and designer Dom Tucci who designs custom vehicles at Tucci Hot Rods, his family-owned auto garage in Marcy, NY. In this episode, Dom shares his approach to incorporating 3D printing into their auto garage’s traditional fabrication equipment for creating custom parts and supporting other processes. He discusses in detail several recent projects such as his SEMA-award winning 2022 Ford Maverick custom race-styled vehicle from last year.

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